1858 (16 Apr.) General Post Office circular regarding the use of British Postage Stamps in the West Indies, headed "The following Instructions must be carefully affixed to the Book of Instructions furnished for the guidance of Postmasters in the West Indies". Mentioning that sixpenny, fourpenny and penny stamps must be kept for sale to the public, the circular was sent by Rowland Hill, Secretary. Very scarce. | Christie's

拍品 1044

1044

Great Britain stamps used in Dominica

1858 (16 Apr.) General Post Office circular regarding the use of British Postage Stamps in the West Indies, headed "The following Instructions must be carefully affixed to the Book of Instructions furnished for the guidance of Postmasters in the West Indies". Mentioning that sixpenny, fourpenny and penny stamps must be kept for sale to the public, the circular was sent by Rowland Hill, Secretary. Very scarce.

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1858 (16 Apr.) General Post Office circular regarding the use of British Postage Stamps in the West Indies, headed "The following Instructions must be carefully affixed to the Book of Instructions furnished for the guidance of Postmasters in the West Indies". Mentioning that sixpenny, fourpenny and penny stamps must be kept for sale to the public, the circular was sent by Rowland Hill, Secretary. Very scarce.

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Note: Fifty are thought to have been printed; this is an example which was not sent out to any particular colony in the West Indies.