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324 Guernsey
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[JE-JF] plate 53, pair cancelled with
black numerals (324 Guernsey).
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[GA] plate 56, cancelled with black numeral (324 Guernsey).
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[GK] plate 157, cancelled with black numeral (324 Guernsey).
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[ML] plate 67, cancelled
with black numeral
(324 Guernsey).
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[SI] plate 45, cancelled
with a black numeral
(324 Guernsey).
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[RG] plate 40, cancelled with
a black numeral
(324 Guernsey)
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[KD] plate 45, from Guernsey to Windsor, dated 2 August 1844,
cancelled with black numerals (324 Guernsey and 890 Windsor)
Endorsed “by private steamer”
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407 Isle of Man (Douglas)
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[RL] plate 41,
cancelled with black numeral (407 Isle of Man).
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[CF] on entire from Isle of Man to Huddersfield dated 1 October 1844,
cancelled with a black 407 numeral (Isle of Man).
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[SB-SC] from Isle of Man to Edinburgh, dated 1 May 1844,
cancelled with black Maltese crosses
Late use of the Maltese cross on the day that barred numerals were introduced
The Isle of Man is one of three Post Towns that received a numeral obliterator
known to have used the Maltese cross on this day
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[EI] plate 9, from Isle of Man to Newry, dated 22 January 1841,
cancelled with a handsrtruck “P1” first in red and then in black
This is the only recorded example of this handstamp used to cancel a 1d black
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409 Jersey
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[GB] cancelled with black numeral (409 Jersey).
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[JA] plate 158, cancelled with
a black numeral
(409 Jersey)
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[BJ-BK] pair, plate 159, cancelled with
a single black numeral (409 Jersey)
Contrary to Regulations
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[AB] from Jersey to Manchester, dated 19 February 1845,
cancelled with a black numeral (409 Jersey)
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610 Scily Isles
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[QB] plate 96, cancelled with black numeral (610 Scilly Isles).
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[NI] plate 68, from Scilly to Hayle, dated 28 July 1848,
cancelled with a black numeral (610 Scilly)
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965 Alderney
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[TF] from Alderney to London,
then re-directed (without additional charge) to Ireland
cancelled with a black numeral (965 Alderney)
Also has Alderney undated circle
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[JG-JH] vertical pair, from Alderney to Guernsey, dated 11 September 1851,
cancelled with a single black numeral (965 Alderney)
Contrary to regulations
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[DL] plate 106, cancelled with
a black numeral
(965 Alderney)
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