The entire below does not appear to have a "No.7" handstamp but went through the Taunton Penny Post and was written in Washford.
Sunday 31 August 2014
Taunton Penny Post - unboxed "No.7"
Washford became a Receiving House in the reorganisation of the Taunton Penny Post and had the unboxed "No.7" handstamp. The examples below are from 1829 to 1842 - it is one of the more common Receiving House handstamps ! I wish all the letters were written as clearly as the first example - the writing pictured below covered the whole of the sheet.
The entire below does not appear to have a "No.7" handstamp but went through the Taunton Penny Post and was written in Washford.
The entire below does not appear to have a "No.7" handstamp but went through the Taunton Penny Post and was written in Washford.
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