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Buckingham Covers ‘On This Day’ Postmark COMPLETELY BUCKINGHAM SERIES 5 May 2021 Issue 11A PART 1: BC501 -BC534 BC501LS £30 Star Buy ........................2 07/01/14 Bagpuss stamps & labels (may differ from illustration). Signed Series 5 Checklist .... 3-4 by Peter Firmin. Series 5 .........................5 Sets .............................16 BC513G £10.95 OFFER £7.50 01/05/19 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of Wellington. Our choice Battle of Waterloo stamp. ONLY 2 AVAILABLE BC505S2 £35 25/03/14 Remarkable Lives. Plomely Close, Gillingham postmark. Signed by Michael Parkinson. BC513S6 £150 £50 per month over 3 months 13/07/16 Prime Ministers. London SW1 postmark. Signed by Theresa May, Prime Minister of the UK since 2016 - 2019. BC522V3 £25 06/05/15 175th Anniversary Penny Post. Rowland Hill postmark. BC524F £20 OFFER £15 14/05/15 Centenary of the Great War. Who Goes There?’ Europhilex postmark. e-mail EMAIL US BC529M £20 OFFER £15 [email protected] 09/09/15 Long to Reign Over Us. Full miniature sheet. London SW1 postmark. Call us on 01303 278137 www.buckinghamcovers.com Dear Collector, I am glad you are enjoying the Completely Buckingham magazines. Later this month I will be publishing ‘The Buckingham Fleet’ magazine, featuring all of our ship and maritime covers. If you would like to receive one, please let me know. Within this issue is Part I of Series 5. Do not forget to use the Checklists featured in each magazine. Happy browsing & Best Wishes Vickie Star Buy BC529MBS £30 09/09/15 Long to Reign Over Us barcoded miniature sheet. Signed by Bill Speakman VC Did you know? Queen Elizabeth II became the longest-reigning British monarch on 9 September 2015 when she surpassed the reign of her great-great-grandmother Victoria. On 6 February 2017 she became the first British monarch to celebrate a Sapphire Jubilee, commemorating 65 years on the throne. She is the longest-lived and longest-reigning British monarch. She is the longest-serving female head of state in world history, and the world’s oldest living monarch, longest-reigning current monarch, and oldest and longest-serving current head of state. 2 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF COMPB11A Tel 01303 278137 Email [email protected] SERIES 5 CHECKLIST l Classic Children’s Television l 150th Anniversary Alice in Wonderland 7th January 2014 6th January 2015 ¨ BC501 Bagpuss, Canterbury Postmark ...................................... £35 ¨ BC516 The Red Queen, Oxford postmark ................................. £20 ¨ BC501A Ivor the Engine, Blean, Canterbury postmark .............. £25 ¨ BC516A The Mad Hatter, Oxford postmark ................................. £20 l British Working Horses l Happy Families 4th February 2014 20th January 2015 ¨ BC517 Smilers, Motherwell postmark ......................................... £25 ¨ BC502 The British Horse Society & Born Free, ¨ BC517M Miniature sheet, Motherwell postmark .......................... £30 Clydesdale postmark ....................................................................... £30 l Post & Go Working Sail l Classic Locomotives of Wales 18th January 2015 20th February 2014 ¨ BC518 Bureau stamps and labels, River Thames postmark .... £20 ¨ BC503 Stamps, Swansea postmark ............................................ £20 ¨ BC518B Machine stamps and labels, River Thames postmark . £25 ¨ BC503M Miniature sheet, Welshpool postmark ........................... £20 l Inventive Britain l Post & Go Spring Flowers 19th February 2015 19th February 2014 ¨ BC519 Stamps, Cambridge postmark ....................................... £25 ¨ BC504 Bureau stamps and labels, Flora Daventry postmark .. £30 l Bridges ¨ BC504B Machine stamps and labels, Flora Daventry postmark .. £30 5th March 2015 l Remarkable Lives ¨ BC520 Forth Rail Bridges, North Queensferry postmark ........... £30 25th March 2014 ¨ BC520A Royal Border Bridges, Berwick upon Tweed postmark £20 ¨ BC505 Desert Island, Plomely Close Gillingham postmark ...... £30 l Comedy Greats ¨ BC505A Spitfire, Beaulieu postmark .............................................. £20 1st April 2015 l Buckingham Palace ¨ BC521 Stamps, Laughterton, Lincoln postmark ........................ £20 14th April 2014 l 175th Anniversary of the Penny Post ¨ BC506 Stamps ............................................................................... £30 6th May 2015 ¨ BC506M Miniature sheet, Buckingham Palace postmark .......... £20 ¨ BC522A Stamps, Bath postmark ................................................... £20 l Great British Films ¨ BC522M Miniature sheet, Bath postmark ..................................... £25 13th May 2014 l Post & Go Heraldic Beasts ¨ BC507 Stamps, Shepperton Middlesex postmark .................... £30 13th May 2015 ¨ BC507M Miniature sheet, The Night Mail, Shapfell Penryth ¨ BC523 Bureau stamps and labels, Kew postmark .................... £20 Cumbria postmark ............................................................................ £20 ¨ BC523B Machine stamps and labels, Kew postmark ................ £20 l Sustainable Fish l Centenary of the Great War 5th May 2014 14th May 2015 ¨ BC508 Fisherman’s Beach, Hythe postmark ............................. £20 ¨ BC524 Halt! Who Goes There? Battle postmark ....................... £20 l Commonwealth Games l Magna Carta 17th July 2014 2nd June 2015 ¨ BC509 Christine Ohuruogu cover, Glasgow postmark ............ £20 ¨ BC525 800th Anniversary, Runnymede postmark .................... £20 l Centenary of the Great War l Battle of Waterloo 28th July 2014 18th June 2015 ¨ BC510 Stamps, London Postmark .............................................. £35 ¨ BC526 Stamps, Blenheim, Oxford postmark ............................. £35 ¨ BC526M Miniature sheet, London postmark ................................ £35 l Post & Go Symbolic Flowers 17th September 2014 l 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain ¨ BC511 Bureau stamps and labels, Kensington 17th July 2015 ¨ BC527 Miniature sheet, Biggin Hill postmark ............................. £20 Gardens postmark ............................................................................ £20 ¨ BC511B Machine stamps and labels, Kensington l Celebrating the Bee Gardens postmark ............................................................................ £20 18th August 2015 l Seaside Architecture ¨ BC528 Stamps, British Bee Keepers Association, Warwickshire postmark .................................................................... £25 18th September 2014 ¨ BC528M Miniature sheet, St Bees postmark ................................. £20 ¨ BC512 Southend Pier, Stamps ..................................................... £25 ¨ BC512M Brighton Pier, Miniature Sheet ......................................... £20 l Long to Reign Over Us Queen Elizabeth II 9th September 2015 l Prime Ministers ¨ BC529M Miniature sheet, London SW1 postmark ........................ £20 14th October 2014 ¨ BC513 10 Downing Street, 10 Downing Street postmark ......... £35 l Post & Go Sea Travel 16th September 2015 l Christmas ¨ BC530 Bureau stamps, St Margaret’s at Cliffe postmark ......... £25 4th November 2014 ¨ BC530B Machine stamps, St Margaret’s at Cliffe postmark ..... £20 ¨ BC514 Last Day of Term stamps, Snow Street, Diss postmark.. £30 ¨ BC514M The Christmas Post Miniature Sheet, Postwick, l Rugby World Cup 18th September 2015 Norwich postmark ............................................................................ £20 ¨ BC531 Stamps, Twickenham postmark ..................................... £25 l Post & Go Winter Greenery l Star Wars 13th November 2014 20th October 2015 ¨ BC515 Bureau stamps and labels, Ivychurch postmark .......... £20 ¨ BC532 Planets, Wells postmark ................................................... £30 ¨ BC515B Machine stamps and labels, Ivychurch postmark ....... £20 ¨ BC532M Miniature sheet, Wells postmark ..................................... £30 www.buckinghamcovers.com 3 SERIES 5 CHECKLIST l Christmas l Post & Go Hibernating Animals 3rd November 2015 14th November 2016 ¨ BC533 Stamps, Bristol postmark .................................................. £30 ¨ BC551 Bureau stamps, Ludlow postmark .................................. £35 ¨ BC533M Miniature sheet, Nativity Close, Sittingbourne postmark £22.50 ¨ BC551B Machine stamps, Ludlow postmark ............................... £25 l Post & Go Winter Fur & Feathers l Ancient Britain 16th November 2015 17th January 2017 ¨ BC534 Bureau stamps, Foxley, Towcester postmark ................ £20 ¨ BC552 Stamps, Callanish postmark....................................... £22.50 ¨ BC534B Machine stamps, Fowley, Towcester postmark ............ £20 l Windsor Castle l 100th Anniversary of Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition 15th February 2017 7th January 2016 ¨ BC553 Stamps, Windsor postmark .............................................. £30 ¨ BC535 Stamps, Cambridge postmark .................................. £22.50 ¨ BC553M Miniature sheet, Windsor postmark ................................ £30 l Royal Mail 500 l Post & Go Mail by Rail 17th February 2016 15th February 2017 ¨ BC536 Stamps, Bath postmark ................................................... £35 ¨ BC554 Bureau stamps, London postmark ................................. £30 ¨ BC536M Miniature sheet, London W1 postmark .......................... £20 ¨ BC554B Machine stamps, London postmark .............................. £25 l Post & Go Royal Mail Heritage l Music Giants - David Bowie 17th February 2016 17th March 2017 ¨ BC537 Bureau stamps, London postmark ................................
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