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SERIES 3 September 2019 Issue 3 COMPLETELY BUCKINGHAM SERIES 3 September 2019 Issue 3 Star Buy ..................... 2 BC301FS £50 OFFER £40 09/01/07 Beatles. Signed Series 3 Checklist ..... 3 Allan Williams. Series 3 ...................... 5 Buying List ............... 18 Last Chance .......... 19 BC316 £20 OFFER £15 08/11/07 Lest We Forget doubled postmark. BC306B £45 23/04/07 Celebrating England - St George’s Day. Signed Geraldine McEwan, star of Miss Marple. BC321C £35 OFFER £25 13/03/08 Flown. Classic. BC326DS £29.95 17/07/08 Air Displays - Red Arrows & Concorde. Signed Test Pilot Peter Baker. BC331MS £35 OFFER £25 04/11/08 Christmas Pantomime. Signed Su Pollard. BC345S2 £75 08/10/09 Eminent Britons - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Signed by David Burke & Edward Hardwicke, both played Dr. Watson. Call us on 01303 278137 www.buckinghamcovers.com Dear Collector, Each series seems to be become longer, with an outstanding choice of variations for most issues. During the summer holidays I took my youngest to London for a few days. We thoroughly enjoyed being tourists and taking in all the sights. My trip helped me decide on this Star Buy, see below for details. Happy Browsing & Best Wishes Vickie Star Buy BC324MS £30 OFFER £20 St Paul’s Cathedral. Signed by the Dean of St Paul’s. Did you know? St Paul’s Cathedral is one of the largest churches in the world and is located in the City of London on Ludgate Hill, the City’s highest point. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren as an important part of a huge rebuilding plan after the Great Fire of London in 1666. Wren also designed over 50 other London Churches. He was the first person to be buried in its tombs. Burials are no longer held in St. Paul’s. One of the most well known features of the cathedral is the Whispering Gallery. A whisper against the wall can be clearly heard at the other side 112 feet away! This is due to the acoustics of the curved surfaces. The cathedral is working church with hourly prayer and daily services. It is also a very popular tourist attraction. 2 Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF COMPBC03 Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] SERIES 3 CHECKLIST l The Beatles l Birds, UK Species in Recovery 9th January 2007 4th September 2007 Black & White Beatles cover ¨ BC312 Endangered British Birds, Keswick, Cumbria postmark .£40 ¨ BC301 Stamps, Penny Lane, Liverpool postmark ...................£40 l British Army Uniforms ¨ BC301M Miniature sheet, Penny Lane postmark.... £40 OFFER £30 20th September 2007 Cavern Club cover ¨ BC313 Sharpe, The Chosen Men, Ilford, Essex postmark .......£35 ¨ BC301A Stamps, Cavern Club postmark ...................................£35 l The Queen & Prince Phillip’s 60th Wedding Anniversary l Sea Life 16th October 2007 1st February 2007 ¨ BC314 Wedding Day 1947, stamps, London postmark ..£35 OFFER £25 ¨ BC302 British Sea Life, Fishguard postmark .......... £30 OFFER £20 ¨ BC314M Anniversary Day 2007, miniature sheet, Windsor postmark ..........................................................£40 l The Sky at Night 13th February 2007 l Christmas 2007 ¨ BC303 50th Anniversary of Sputnik, 6th November 2007 Jodrell Bank postmark ................................ £60 OFFER £45 Edward Elgar ¨ BC315 Stamps, Worcester Cathedral postmark .....................£35 l World of Invention Madonna & Child 1st March 2007 ¨ BC315A Madonna & Child stamps x 2, Sir Frank Whittle Bethlehem postmark .................................. £20 OFFER £15 ¨ BC304 Sir Frank Whittle, Stamps, Jet Engine, Cranwell postmark .£35 A Christmas Carol ¨ BC304M Sir Frank Whittle, miniature sheet .............. £30 OFFER £20 ¨ BC315M Miniature sheet, Dickens World postmark ...................£35 Concorde ¨ BC304A Concorde, stamps, Hounslow postmark .. £20 OFFER £15 l Lest We Forget ¨ BC304AM Concorde, miniature sheet, Heathrow postmark .....£25 8th November 2007 ¨ BC316 Poppy stamp/Tommy stamp double ..........................£20 l 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade ¨ BC316M Troops reflected cover, miniature sheet ....................£20 (400th Anniversary of the Settlement of America) 22nd March 2007 l 200th Anniversary Ian Fleming, James Bond ¨ BC305 Godspeed, The Settlement of Jamestown, 8th January 2008 Blackwall, London postmark ........................................£25 ¨ BC318 “Diamonds” cover, stamps, Mayfair postmark ..........£50 ¨ BC318M “Diver” cover, miniature sheet, St Margarets-at-Cliffe l Celebrating England postmark .........................................................................£50 23rd April 2007 l ¨ BC306 St George’s Day, miniature sheet, London Working Dogs SW1 postmark .............................................. £25 OFFER £20 5th February 2008 ¨ BC306A George & Dragon, stamps taken from sheet, ¨ BC319 Centenary of Police Dogs in Britain, “Pawprint” New Stratford Upon Avon postmark .................. £20 OFFER £15 Scotland Yard postmark ...............................................£35 l Beside the Seaside l British Monarchs, The House of Lancaster & York 15th May 2007 28th February 2008 ¨ BC307 Viva Blackpool, Stamps, Blackpool postmark ............£40 ¨ BC320 The House of York, stamps, York postmark ..................£35 ¨ BC320M The House of Lancaster, stamps, Lancaster postmark ..£35 l Wembley Stadium 2007 17th May 2007 l Northern Ireland ¨ BC308 Miniature sheet, The New Wembley 11th March 2008 Stadium postmark ..........................................................£25 ¨ BC322 St Patrick cover, stamps taken from the miniature sheet .£25 ¨ BC322M Giant’s Causeway, miniature sheet ............................£25 l 40th Anniversary Machin Definitives 5th June 2007 l Mayday: Rescue at Sea ¨ BC309 Hedgecoe, miniature sheet, Windsor postmark ..£25 OFFER £18 (Air Sea Rescue, MCA & HM Coastguard) ¨ BC309A Hedgecoe, 2 x large 1st class stamps, 13th March 2008 Windsor postmark ....................................... £20 OFFER £15 ¨ BC321 Portland, Dorset postmark ............................................£30 l 50th Anniversary Grand Prix l Insects, UK Species in Recovery 3rd July 2007 15th April 2008 Nigel Mansell ¨ BC323 Insects watercolour image, se-tenant pane stamps, ¨ BC310 World Champion 1992, Silverstone postmark ... £40 OFFER £30 Canvey Island postmark ...............................................£35 Sir Stirling Moss l Cathedrals & St Paul’s Cathedral ¨ BC310A Motorsport magazine postmark ..................................£40 13th May 2008 l Harry Potter ¨ BC324 Gloucester, stamps, Gloucester Cathedral postmark ..£30 ¨ BC324M St Paul’s, miniature sheet, London 17th July 2007 EC1 postmark .............................................. £25 OFFER £15 Hogwarts Express ¨ BC317 Stamps, King’s Cross Station postmark ........ £50 OFFER £37.50 l Classic Carry On and Hammer Films Hedwig (Barbara Windsor/Christopher Lee) ¨ BC317M Miniature sheet, Alnwick ‘crest’ postmark ..... £35 OFFER £25 10th June 2008 ¨ BC325 Barbara Windsor, Shepperton, Surrey postmark ........£35 l Scouting Centenary ¨ BC325A Sir Christopher Lee, Elstree postmark ...........................£30 26th July 2007 ¨ BC311 Robert Baden-Powell, Brownsea postmark ................£35 01303 278137 EMAIL: [email protected] www.buckinghamcovers.com 3 SERIES 3 CHECKLIST l Air Displays l Celebrating Wales 17th July 2008 26th February 2009 ¨ BC326 Air Displays, stamps, Farnborough postmark..............£25 ¨ BC336 Ffestiniog Railway, 3 new stamps, Ffestiniog postmark ....£20 ¨ BC336M St David’s Day, miniature sheet, l Olympic Flag Handover Pembrokeshire postmark .............................................£20 24th July 2008 ¨ BC327 London 1908, 1948, 2008, stamps taken from miniature l Industrial Revolution sheet, London W12 postmark .......................................£35 10th March 2009 ¨ BC327M Onwards to London, miniature sheet, Stratford, London ¨ BC337 George Stephenson, Shildon, Co. Durham postmark ..£25 E15 postmark ..................................................................£25 l The House of Tudor l RAF Uniforms 21st April 2009 18th September 2008 ¨ BC338 The House of Tudor, stamps, Hatfield, Herts ¨ BC328 World Speed Record Breaker Peter Twiss, Shoreham, “eagle” postmark ..........................................................£25 Sussex postmark .............................................................£25 ¨ BC338M Mary Rose, miniature sheet, The Mary Rose Trust postmark.................................................................£25 l 50th Anniversary of the Regional Definitives 29th September 2008 l Endangered Wild Plants ¨ BC329A Caernarfon Castle, 3 Welsh stamps, Caernarfon CDS ....£30 19th May 2009 ¨ BC329B Edinburgh Castle, 3 Scottish stamps, Edinburgh CDS ...£30 ¨ BC339 Kent Wildlife Trust cover, stamps, KWT Maidstone ¨ BC329C Carrickfergus Castle, 3 Irish stamps, Carrickfergus CDS ....£30 postmark .........................................................................£25 ¨ BC329M Queen’s head cover, miniature sheet ........................£30 ¨ BC339M Kew Gardens, miniature sheet, Kew Gardens postmark .£30 l Women of Distinction l Mythical Creatures 14th October 2008 16th June 2009 ¨ BC330 Women of Achievement, Concorde, Equality for ¨ BC340 Idris the Dragon, stamps, Bala postmark ....................£20 Women, Heathrow postmark .......................................£35 ¨ BC340A Ivor the Engine, stamps, Bala postmark ......................£30 l Christmas 2008 l 200th Year, Post Boxes 4th November 2008 18th August 2009 ¨ BC331 Christopher Biggins cover, Aladdin’s Lamp, ¨ BC342 Bath Postal Museum cover,
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