this cover recently came into my possession ... not up on early British stamps so maybe a #78 and two #79's. The back has 1867 written on it as a date but I'm skeptical. Mostly bought it for the address and the postmark. Not finding that postmark in the database. Any thoughts from the group?
This is Wells-next-the-sea on the north Norfolk coast, not to be confused with Wells in Somerset. Both are nice places to visit but only one has a cathedral.
Nice cover, showing a somewhat hard life. I particularly liked the address search.
Wells Norfolk is scantily addressed on the database, yours would make it 4 that are not listed. I seem to be able to see a "7" in the year date of your Squared Circle.
The later 1907 squared circle of Wells Norfolk (how on ever, did the clerk manage to Pmk half a squared circle impression?)
<I wonder if the "My ? 1867 in South America" refers to something that was kept in the envelope?> Looks like it says "my will" a perfectly normal thing to keep in an envelope
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Posted 01/03/2020 10:06 am
1867 in South America" refers to something that was kept in the envelope?
