A miscellany of yet more Ilminster items today, starting with a receipt for a deposit of one guinea into the Savings Bank, sent in June 1896.
The OHMS envelope below, sent to Ilminster in 1920, is from the Charity Commission and has a "CHARITY COMMISSION" handstamp on the front.
Here is a Domestic Servants insurance renewal form for 1 male indoor domestic servant, 1 female indoor deomstic servant and "yes" for occasional servants. I don't know if this was insuring the servants against accidents or was insuring the holder against accidents caused by the servants !Here, from 1921 and 1922, are two charges for Vicarial Tithe Rents. They were sent as printed matter and received a triangular undated cancel.
This is a copy of the contents of one of the charges.
During WWI British farmers were guaranteed a good price for their cereal crops, however in 1921 when the Corn Production Act was repealed there was a major slump in agricultural land prices.
Goods were often sent by the railway, with GWR being a major user of perfin stamps. Here are a couple of Advice of Goods forms from 1921 with perfins.
Finally in this miscellany is a receipt for Fire Insurance from the Phoenix Assurance Company in 1923.
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