Some Victoria Stamps Need Help

Some Victoria stamps need help

Great Britian. Penny reds. The third one looks like a cutout from postal card or stationary.

No value with any of them ,all damaged .

A stingy sort of request, you would be well advised to flesh out exactly what you are after.

I like them, would have value to me.
First one : Postmark unknown

Second one DOLGELLAU Merionethshire (Formerly Dolgelly Wales) Pmk 222
228 Miles North west of Londinium
West of the Cambriam Mountains

Third is Mutilated Stationery piece, from an envelope dated 15th March 1880.
This is a privately produced envelope by WH Smith and son
and referred to as a "Collared stamp" due to the advertising ring.

Not much $ value as advised but collecting and study value.

First Stamp
16 in Diamond, 11 bars
11 bars. Number in diamond. Used at the City of London

Polite suggestion.
stationary. = Remaining still, at rest, not moving
Stationery : writing and other office materials.

Yes rod222, you got me. I did mispell that! My bad.

I think I was around 25yo and my accountant pointed that error out to me,
I was mortified,
I was always proud of my spelling ability.

You know you have sub-prime copies of QV penny reds when you can't even see the corner letters because of a mis-perf.

The watermark on the first stamp is a 16 from a London District Office.

I like the rings too Rod. I wonder how collectable they are?

Watermark Bobby

Advertising Rings... I think very collectable, not for value perhaps, but novel addition to Great Britain Album Pages, mix the routine with etiquettes, Postmarks, registration labels, & ad nauseum, makes for an entertaining album.

Watermark? Not sure what my fingers were typing there

The cancellation on the first stamp is a 16 from a London District Office