The practice of applying a single cancellation across a pair of stamps or too few cancellations on larger multiples, whilst still rare, continued into the barred numeral era.
[BB, LD] two singles, plate 50, from London to Alnwick dated 4 December 1844, cancelled with a single black London Inland 4 numeral.
[IH-II] plate 57, pair cancelled with a single London Inland 1 numeral.
[MF-MG] pair, cancelled with a single black London numeral (Inland 7)
[EC-EF] plate 4, strip of four, cancelled with three black London Inland 13 numerals.
Additional items not in display
[BD-BE] pair, from London to Derby, dated 24 April 1845, cancelled with a single London numeral (Inland 7) Contrary to Regulations
[FJ-FK] pair, cancelled with a single black London numeral (Inland 4) Contrary to Regulations
[RF-RG] pair, plate 95, cancelled with a single black London numeral (Inland 28) Contrary to regulations
[RA-RD] strip of four from London to Coln (Cologne), dated 15 June 1854, cancelled with three black London numerals (Inland 40) Contrary to Regulations
