Great Britain. June 1841 entire to Dunkeld bearing 1841 1d red-brown H-L, Plate 10, showing 'O'' flaw and right star flaw. Four margins (huge at right), cancelled with a black Maltese cross. The letter is from a coach and harness maker. S.G.Spec.AS59. Also The Evening Post number 912 Thursday June 9 to Saturday June 11, 1715 printed paper addressed to Greading, with a fine Bishop mark on reverse. Content makes interesting reading and include 'William wall stood on the Pilory at Chancery lane End in Holborn for cursing the Duke of Marlborough', 'The English fleet, consisting of twenty men of war, a fireship and a bomb galleon arrived yesterday in the Amsterdam Sound....til they receive further instructions'