Great Britain : On Steiner Pages.

Thanks rod, appreciate you looking into this.
I'll note it down as questionable.

I had thought- nine elms and wandsworth strikes (only ones I could find that seemed to make sense)

JF
It would be a fair bet to be Wandsworth, but without a
clear ID it would be folly to have it as a given.
"Postmarks can make fools of us all"
A double strike does not help either, at one point the blob at the top
had me thinking there was part of a "squared circle" impression.

Postmark
Wales
LLANFAIRFECHAN SO CARNARVONSHIRE
("Little St Mary's Parish")
SO= Sorting Office

Similar to an earlier hammer, double ring circa 1903
It had Month / Day
This hammer has Day / Month

" had me thinking there was part of a "squared circle" impression."
I thought the same,I'll have to leave it as a guess.
Appreciate the help.

Cinderella
Great Britain : Savings Stamps.
(Catalogue generously gifted by SCF member CALSTAMP )
Jones 1979
1968
Syncopated Perforations.

Just_Fella,

Your probable Wandsworth appears to have two strikes of different cancels. One, indeed, might be Wandsworth.

Freddie's collection on display, for Queen devotees

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...e-celebrated

Nice piece! but
"everyones a critic" British Tabloid Press yuk.


Had a fabulous nostalgic trip last evening.
Was watching "The Big Boss" with Bruce Lee.

The background soundtrack, included Pink Floyd "Dark side of the moon"

and the magical percussion of Bill Bruford, from "King Crimson"
"Larks tongues in aspic"
Absolutely amazing.

Queen's real "degeneracy" lay in playing at Sun City, but that's not really Daily Mail territory. I don't own any British pop records, and haven't bought one since the mid-'60s, so I'll leave the prog to you!

Postmarks
Intertwined rope CDS circular date stamps
Believed to be steel cancelling hammers used for over the counter use.

PENGE (Old English : Edge of wood) London
OATLANDS HARROWGATE


Any subsidiary knowledge on these welcomed.

Any members have information on the "Gamecard Promotion" please.

Slogan 2002
IMP = Integrated Mail Processor.

IMP's

How tagging works
England processes 84 million articles per day

There's some info on the Million Pound stamp on this poster on ebay:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/314048564193

Rod,

The 2002 Christmas booklet came wrapped with an insert card.




It seems in 2001, there was a similar draw with a game card being given when the book was purchased. In 2002, the ticket came with the book in the wrapper.

The 2001 'booklet' in question was more like a business sheet. It had no printing on the back.

Wow! SCF delivers.
Thanks Jill, NSK.

I wonder if anyone won the million.