Mauritius 1869 Incoming Entire ex Singapore > Port Louis w/ 10[d] Accountancy & “1d / TO PAY” as Required on All Ibound Letters per Postal Regulations; SCARCE & FINE / VERY FINE
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Mauritius 1869 Incoming Entire ex Singapore > Port Louis w/ 10[d] Accountancy & “1d / TO PAY” as Required on All Ibound Letters per Postal Regulations; SCARCE & FINE / VERY FINE
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Mauritius 1869 Incoming Envelope Sent from Singapore Sent to Port Louis per the “TIGRE, S.S.”; Noting “1d / TO PAY” Was Applied as Required on In-Bound Letters per Postal Regulation Established on 13 May 1867, the “1d” Hand-stamp Shows “fat 1d”; Also a “10[d]” Accountancy Was Applied; Strait Settlement Stamps Were Removed, (Peter Ibbotson in 1991 via Private Communication with Bruce Haynes Acknowledged that He Was Permitted to Go Through the Archives of Pipon Adams & Co, wherein He Had Removed the Stamps of Many in the Archive Mail); a De Pitray Survey Recorded 49 Covers with the 1d / TO PAY”, Predominately Confined in 1867 through 1869; SCARCE & FINE / VERY FINE (5-15575)
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Mauritius 1869 Incoming Envelope Sent from Singapore Sent to Port Louis per the “TIGRE, S.S.”; Noting “1d / TO PAY” Was Applied as Required on In-Bound Letters per Postal Regulation Established on 13 May 1867, the “1d” Hand-stamp Shows “fat 1d”; Also a “10[d]” Accountancy Was Applied; Strait Settlement Stamps Were Removed, (Peter Ibbotson in 1991 via Private Communication with Bruce Haynes Acknowledged that He Was Permitted to Go Through the Archives of Pipon Adams & Co, wherein He Had Removed the Stamps of Many in the Archive Mail); a De Pitray Survey Recorded 49 Covers with the 1d / TO PAY”, Predominately Confined in 1867 through 1869; SCARCE & FINE / VERY FINE (5-15575)


