This next cover has a "FROME" skeleton from 1902. The Skeleton is known between 7th and 17th September 1902.
Lastly, a cover from Glastonbury with an unboxed "No.3" receiving handstamp, in use at Shapwick.
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Froom, Frome and Glastonbury
The first handstamp for Frome (pronounced "Froom") was spelt "FROOM" (in use 1760-1778). Subsequent handstamps swapped between "FROME" and "FROOM". Below is an example from 1773.
This next cover has a "FROME" skeleton from 1902. The Skeleton is known between 7th and 17th September 1902.
Lastly, a cover from Glastonbury with an unboxed "No.3" receiving handstamp, in use at Shapwick.
This next cover has a "FROME" skeleton from 1902. The Skeleton is known between 7th and 17th September 1902.
Lastly, a cover from Glastonbury with an unboxed "No.3" receiving handstamp, in use at Shapwick.
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