Here are a number of covers to or from abroad, starting with one going by airmail from North Curry to Australia in 1946. Apart from the high franking value of 1/3 there is nothing odd about the cover - though as it was from before the introduction of a general scheme for airmails in January 1947 it's difficult to know what the correct postal rate would have been.
This next cover is from Antigua to Wells in 1841. The letter was charged 1/-. The contents relate to shipments of sugar.
And finally the letter below was sent to Cyprus Poste Restante from Weston-super-Mare in August 1960 but was not claimed so was returned and was charged based on it being underfranked at 6d rather than 9d.
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