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Plate 19
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Date registered : 3 November 1841.
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Earliest recorded usage : 18 November 1841.
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[CJ] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[HC] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
(Scottish)
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[JE] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[MR] cancelled with
a black Totness CDS
(13 June 1842)
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[IA-IJ] strip of ten, cancelled with
black Maltese crosses
(reduced to 80%)
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[LA] cancelled with
a deep blue Maltese cross
(check letter L doubled)
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[LH] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[CJ] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
(double C and J flaw)
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[NH] cancelled with
a red (mixed inks) and then
a black Maltese cross from
the same obliterator [e]
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[TA] from London to Halifax, dated 8 February 1842,
cancelled by a black Maltese cross.
Then re-directed, first to York and subsequently to Bradford
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[RB] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[GD] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[HF] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[CK] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[DC] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
of Kelso
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[QF] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[GF] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[QF] cancelled with
a black Kingsbridge CDS
(2 November 1842)
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[CJ] from Enniskillen to Dublin, dated 6 January 1843,
cancelled by a black Maltese cross
(Moxter 153)
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[RB] from Darlington to Hartlepool, dated 5 September 1842,
cancelled with a blue-gray Maltese cross
Datestamp on reverse in matching shade
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[DF] cancelled with
both black and blue
Maltese crosses [e]
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[RB] cancelled with
a black Maltese cross
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[HF] plate 19, from Liverpool to Hamburg, dated 16 November 1842,
cancelled solely with a red boxed “Paid At | Liverpool” [e]
Also has red London Tombstone dated 17 November and arrival datestamp (21 November) on reverse
1/- in manuscript denoting the double rate - the 1d red paying the late fee
ex Durham (Alcock) 1994
This is the only recorded example of this cancellation on a 1d red
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[EI-EL] strip of four, cancelled with
two black datestamps of Dorchester (24 August 1842)
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