Chew Stoke registration etiquettes

Between 1943 and 1974 Chew Stoke had at least four different types of blue Registration Etiquettes.  The first type, shown below used in 1943 and 1948, has "CHEWSTOKE" with no space in the middle.

These next examples from 1952 to 1954 have "CHEW STOKE" with a space in the middle and in small lettering.

The examples below from 1957 and 1958 have "CHEW STOKE" in medium lettering.

By 1974 the "CHEW STOKE" lettering is larger

UDCs - Chew Stoke, Widcombe, Wookey

A trio of UDCs, starting with a partial late-type "CHEW.STOKE" single ring undated handstamp from February 1859.  This handstamp was previously unknown - there are two possible handstamps it could be, either "CHEW.MAGNA" or "CHEW.STOKE".  Under close examination there is some evidence for the "S" and the final "E".

Widcombe under Bath was issued with three UDCs.  Below is currently the earliest known example in black of the first one issued, from December 1850.

Wookey was issued with two UDCs.  Below is currently the only known example of the first UDC, from November 1849.  No example of the second UDC is currently known.