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September 2019 Issue 53 The FDC specialist list 6th May 1940 Penny Black Centenary single stamp on John Thompson Mulready style single stamp cover. FC079B £50 3d Value. FC065C £75 13th May 1937 The Coronation of King George VI, Atlantic Coast Air Services cover, flown cover with Lundy stamp and cachet and label. Produced by airmail specialist A Philips. FC079D £50 1d Value. FC097Z £50 26th April 1948 Silver Wedding of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, block of four 2½d stamps on illustrated Fosters cover, London Chief Office CDS postmark. FC145T £75 3rd June 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, London FS CDSs on blocks of four stamps on set of four illustrated PTS covers, grade I-II. FC164L £60 1st August 1957 Scouts, Jubilee Jamboree Sutton Coldfield special slogan, green Fleur- de-lis illustrated FC160 £40 cover, unaddressed. 3rd June 1953 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II Bahrain overprint, CDS postmark on clean Sanders illustrated cover with cachet address. Buckingham Covers, Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] 1 FC215 £50 21st March 1963 Freedom from Hunger, Freedom from Hunger London SW1 special slogan postmark plus Exhibition cachet on illustrated cover produced by dealer FC429 £80 J Sanders. 13th September 1965 25th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain, Biggin Hill large CDS postmark on large Connoisseur illustrated cover. FC539 £50 1st June 1966 World Cup, Manchester FDI postmark on GPO cover with neat typed address. FC785B £35 FC578D £50 1st April 1970 14th October 1966 Battle of Hastings, Kingstone Uttoxeter Anniversaries, CDS on unaddressed Connoisseur cover, slight foxing and a Walsall FDI little damage round the edges. postmark on hand drawn illustrated cover featuring a military trumpeter, cachet address. FC876B £35 Mint Christmas FC851A £20 card with, on the 28th July 1971 Literary back, both the Anniversaries, set of three 1970 and 1971 maxicards, each with a Christmas issues, connected special postmark. each cancelled with an FDI postmark. The two Christmases either side of FC1060F £25 decimalization. 9th October 1974 Centenary of Sir Winston Churchill, FRONT First Constituency, BACK Oldham Official cover. FC1287B £20 2nd June 1976 American Bicentenary, Washington Tyne and Wear special postmark plus small Posted at Old Hall cachet on Post Office cover. www.buckinghamcovers.com Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] 2 FDC53 FC1408A £35 2nd March 1977 Chemistry, Royal Institute London Official cover. FC1310A £40 30th June 1976 Roses, Bath, Year of the Rose special postmark on City of Bath official cover. FC4011J £20 11th July 1979 Year of the Child, Benham E H Shepard Winnie the Pooh Benham Official cover, carried across Poohsticks Bridge. FC4016ZB £35 FC4013C 12th March 1980 £25 Railway, Block of 10 26th September 1979 Police, House of Commons SW1 stamps, each two sets CDS on unaddressed Post office cover. on unaddressed plain cover, Windsor Castle, Windsor CDS and registration label. FC4017BD £25 7th May 1980 London Miniature Sheet, London SW special FDI postmark on Post Office cover, carried by Concorde from London to New York and back in a day and signed by the Courier. FRONT FC4021N £15 FC4021A £45 10th September 1980 10th September 1980 British Conductors, Sponne British Conductors, School official cover, Towcester special postmark. single 15p PHQ card, Llandudno FDI postmark plus two carried cachets (he was conductor on the pier). BACK FC4029A £15 12th August 1981 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award FDC, County of Devon official cover. FC4028T £20 01303 278137 22nd July 1981 Royal Wedding of the Prince of Wales EMAIL: [email protected] and Lady Diana Spencer, Cameo Stamp Centre London Official cover. www.buckinghamcovers.com 3 FC4034C £50 28th April 1982 British Theatre, New Theatre Hull official cover. FC4035VS £85 16th June 1982 Maritime, Cinque Ports Confederation Official cover, signed by the mayor of each of the towns. FC4039D £20 17th November 1982 Christmas, Sir Christopher Wren Stewart Petty official cover. FC4047Q £40 17th January 1984 Heraldry, Sotheby Silk First Day Cover FC4047L £35 with our choice of 17th January 1984 Heraldry, College of Arms special postmark. London official cover. FC4050L £15 15th May 1984 Europa, Dover Harbour Board Official cover. FC4048N £20 6th March 1984 Cattle, Chillingham Alnwick FC4051I £20 CDS postmark on Royal Mail cover with small 5th June 1984 label address. London Economic Summit, British Cover Producers Association Official cover. FC4052P £35 26th June 1984 Greenwich Meridian, Meridian Louth Official FC4052O cover, East Lindsey £20 special postmark. 26th June 1984 Greenwich Meridian, Royal Naval College Official cover. Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] 4 FDC53 FC4055M £35 20th November 1984 Christmas, Samuel Johnson Lichfield Official cover. FC4056ZC £25 22nd January 1985 Trains, Flying Scotsman, Pride of Doncaster Official cover. FC4056ZD £25 22nd January 1985 Trains, Cheltenham CDS postmark on Philart Luxury cover. FC4060L £20 30th July 1985 Royal Mail, 10 Downing FC4059X £25 Street cover, 18th June 1985 Safety at Sea, Lighthouse Fleetwood CDS Finchley Church (two different covers available, ask for details). End CDS postmark. FC4065B £20 18th February 1986 Halley's Comet, Greenwich CDS on registered Royal Mail cover. 22nd March 1988 Sport, Centenary of the Football League Benham cover FC4064B £25 14th January 1986 Industry, Ironbridge CDS postmark on registered Royal Mail cover. FC4084E £20 Liverpool FC special postmark. FC4084F £20 Everton special postmark. FC4068E £20 17th June 1986 Domesday Book, Cherbourg Paquebot postmark and Stamplink cachet on Benham Silk cover. Want to spread the payments on FC4084G these amazing covers? £20 Don’t forget to ask about Man Utd special Flexi Pay! Call 01303 278137 for full details. postmark. www.buckinghamcovers.com 5 FC4087BA £25 19th July 1988 Spanish Armada, Dover Posted at Sea Paquebot postmark on Benham cover. FC4087D £60 19th July 1988 Spanish Armada, Santader Paquebot FC4124X £25 postmark on Benham cover. 6th February 1992 40th Anniversary of the Accession of Queen Elizabeth II, TV Times London Official Benham cover. FC4227B £20 13th February 2001 Cats and Dogs, Dog Little Enniskillen Pilgrim Official cover, certified limited edition of 100 covers. FC4183A £75 3rd February 1998 Diana, Buckingham Palace SW1A 1AA large CDS on Royal Mail cover, neat typed address. FC4231C £20 19th June 2001 Hats, Great Western Road, London FC4234C £20 Pilgrim Official cover, certified limited edition of 4th September 2001 100 covers. Punch and Judy, Brighton Pilgrim Official cover, certified limited edition of 100 covers. www.buckinghamcovers.com FD007F £50 2nd July 1890 Jubilee cover, Penny Postage South Kensington special postmark, handwritten address to Isthmian Club Piccadilly London, a non-political Gentlemen's club. FD214E £40 16th July 1945 Jersey Views full set on plain registered cover with oval registered postmark, not first day. Warren House, Shearway Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4BF Tel 01303 278137 Fax 01303 279429 Email [email protected] 6 FDC53 FD253 £60 6th July 1953 Queen Elizabeth II 5d, 8d & 1/- Wildings Definitives, London slogan on PTS illustrated cover, typed. FD294B £60 6th April 1955 2d Brown Post Card cancelled with Preston Brighton CDS postmark unaddressed. FD301 £125 £25 per month over 5 months 19th December 1957 Start of the Automatic Sorting Machines, six Graphite Stamps on pair of covers cancelled with Southampton S slogan postmark. FD3034X £100 £25 per month over 4 months 18th October 1988 Castle High values, Buckingham Palace CDS postmark, Royal Mail High Value definitive cover, registered with London SWDO label and typed address. FD3125B £35 21st April 1997 26p and 1st Class Gold Machin Definitives, Buckingham Palace CDS on Royal Mail Definitive First Day Cover with typed address. FD452 £75 1st December 1969 Stamps for Cooks Prestige Booklet set of four Trident covers, full panes cancelled with Milk Marketing special postmarks. www.buckinghamcovers.com 7 FD473ZK £45 15th February 1971 Decimal Low Values, Great Missenden Bucks CDS on unaddressed Post Office cover, one of the Post Offices working during the strike. FD480A £50 15th February 1971 Single pane from the 10p Decimal Booklet, Portmadic CDS on Festiniog Railway carried cover, a working Post Office during the strike. FD572B £50 1st February 1970 50P All Over Phosphor, clear Glasgow 160 CDS on FD507 £40 clean Stuart Definitive 15th February 1971 Decimal Coil Strip, Festiniog cover, label address. Railway carried cover with genuine CDS postmark. 13th November 1974 4½p All over phosphor FD647 £35 Aberdeen CDS postmark. FD647 £35 Norwich CDS postmark. FD648 £35 Cambridge CDS postmark. ALSO AVAILABLE FC892 1972 General Anniversaries with 166 FPO postmark ....£10 FC4052A 1984 Greenwich meridian, British Horological Institute, FC895A 1972 Churches, Field Post office 166 CDS on Newark Official cover...................................................£15 Forces cover .................................................................£10 FC4052K 1984 Greenwich, Herstmonceux Hailsham CDS .......£20 FC908B 1972 BBC, Forces Post office 140 CDS on Forces cover ..£10 FC934 1973 European Communities with Dover FDI postmark ..£15 FC4053O 1984 Greenwich, The Chart, Oxted CDS ...................£15
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