many envelopes and PC, taxed in Great Britain in the years 20/30, wear a tax mark formed with a number (tax amount in pence) above a combination of letters. Who could indicate me the meaning of these combinations (on the example below, a 2 pence tax with the letters "I.S." and one other letter I can't read) ?
I saw many different combinations with the letters I.S. = IS E, IS G, IS N, IS R and so on ... and so others combinations with the letters F.B.
I guess it's a code : but what kind of code ? What's the meaning of these letters "I.S."
many envelopes and PC, taxed in Great Britain in the years 20/30, wear a tax mark formed with a number (tax amount in pence) above a combination of letters. Who could indicate me the meaning of these combinations (on the example below, a 2 pence tax with the letters "I.S." and one other letter I can't read) ?
I saw many different combinations with the letters I.S. = IS E, IS G, IS N, IS R and so on ... and so others combinations with the letters F.B.
I guess it's a code : but what kind of code ? What's the meaning of these letters "I.S."
Thank you very much.
D.
I got a feeling it means "Inland Section"....but I am not quite sure ?
Any postmarks with "N.P.B" is newspaper branch and "F.S" is Foreign section..."F.O" is Foreign Office
I did know a gentleman over here in the UK who could answer you....I will see if I can find him out....he wrote many a book about GB postmarks and he has helped me many a time and I have learned quite a bit off him when it comes to Duplex postmarks
many envelopes and PC, taxed in Great Britain in the years 20/30, wear a tax mark formed with a number (tax amount in pence) above a combination of letters. Who could indicate me the meaning of these combinations (on the example below, a 2 pence tax with the letters "I.S." and one other letter I can't read) ?
I saw many different combinations with the letters I.S. = IS E, IS G, IS N, IS R and so on ... and so others combinations with the letters F.B.
I guess it's a code : but what kind of code ? What's the meaning of these letters "I.S."
Thank you very much.
D.
Yes....Just got my book out, it's "Inland Section"....the letters below the I.S are, I believe, the office to which the "to pay" has come from
bonsoir cher cousin doudad,
i am very happy you could visit us on the 'anglais forum'. how did your team fair in the soccer match? you are no longer wearing the team colors. soon i will send greetings for france's birthday of freedom, july 14. we have celebrated ours yesterday, july 4. take care cousin.
bonsoir cher cousin doudad,
i am very happy you could visit us on the 'anglais forum'. how did your team fair in the soccer match? you are no longer wearing the team colors. soon i will send greetings for france's birthday of freedom, july 14. we have celebrated ours yesterday, july 4. take care cousin.
amities et a bientot,
cajunsr.
I wouldn't myself describe being in danger of having you head cut off at the whim of a mob "freedom". Dalton fared much better than Lavoisier. The Canadians did very well too.