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Printing in Black
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Plate 5 was registered on 1 June 1840 and 36,000 sheets were printed from it.
The earliest recorded usage is 17 June 1840.
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[QH] from Ballyglass to Ballymote (via Ballina) dated 7 October 1840 cancelled with a red Maltese cross
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[AB] cancelled with a red Maltese cross
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[JJ-JK] pair, cancelled with red Maltese crosses
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[CB] cancelled with an orange-red Maltese cross
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[DC] from Linlithgow to Hamilton dated 13 February 1841, cancelled with a red Maltese cross Late use of the red Maltese cross
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[DB-DC] pair, from London to Liverpool, dated 9 November 1840, cancelled with red Maltese crosses and “Knightsbridge” straight line
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[PH] cancelled with a red Maltese Cross
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[QE] cancelled with a black Maltese cross
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[PC] from London to Hexham, dated 15 February 1841, cancelled with a black Maltese cross
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[EA-ED] strip of four, cancelled with black Maltese crosses
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[DD] from Shrewsbury to Edinburgh, dated 17 February 1841, cancelled with a black Maltese cross DD in state 2
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[RH] from Milnethorpe to Kendal, dated 13 April 1841, cancelled with a black Maltese cross of Milnethorpe
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[TD] cancelled with a blue Maltese cross [e]
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[SF] cancelled with a black numeral (London District 52)
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[OA] cancelled with a black numeral (805 Torquay)
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Printing in Red
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Plate 5 was also used to print 16,000 sheets of stamps in red before February 1841.
The earliest recorded usage is 12 February 1841.
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[TE] in red, cancelled with a red Maltese cross [e]
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[OG] in red, cancelled with a red maltese cross [e]
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[OG] in red, from Hayle to Wadebrige dated 15 July 1841, cancelled with a red Maltese Cross Very late use of the red Maltese Cross
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[MA] in red, cancelled with a black Wincanton datestamp (22 December 1841) State II
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[AF] in red, cancelled with a black Maltese cross.
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[PF] in red, cancelled with a black Maltese cross
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[OI-PI] vertical pair, in red, from Kinsale to Dublin, dated 11 June 1841, cancelled with black Maltese crosses of Kinsale
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[KE] in red, from Waterford to Dublin, dated 25 November 1841, cancelled with a black Maltese cross
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[KG] in red, from Christchurch to Poole, dated 21 June 1841, cancelled with a black Maltese cross
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[TK] in red, from London to Dublin, dated 18 May 1841, cancelled with the red scipt “Too Late” of London Unique usage of this cancellation on a 1d red
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[KB-KC] pair, in red , cancelled with a single black Maltese cross Contrary to regulations
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