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Fine condition.
White flaw above M or TASMANIA - commercially used from Ulverstone to Launceston. Nice condition.
Handstamped on reverse for use as acknowledgement card for The Bank of Australasia (to view use the "more images" button). Well above average condition for an example of this particular postal card. Catalog value in 1984 was US$20.
Flap stuck o/wise excellent clean condition - promotion on flap for Ornamental Telegram Forms.
Return to sender cover endorsed "Left (address)" - nice example of datestamp. Contains Tattersall's ephmera including complimentary lottery ticket.
Opened on 3 sides (sent to finance company), o/wise excellent to fine condition. Select additional image button to see the reverse.
Scarce survivor!
Also RETURN TO SENDER h/stamp from same office and other markings - Hobart DLO label could be lifted to facilitate display.
First example of the Launceston South h/stamp that I have seen. Please select the additional image button to view the front.
Endorsed "Left Address" - RTS "finger" handstamp applied at Glenorchy. Nice example
Range of clear b/stamps - to view use the "more images" button. Fine condition.
This cachet was applied to mail posted in the box outside the Queen Victoria Museum at Launceston. Unusual to find on commercial mail - this cover is from the Launceston City Council.
Some envelope faults but nothing too bad really - the covers have been selected by the quality of the postmark impression. None of the postmarks are "tied" to a particular post office (I'd want a lot more for them if they were!!)
Only example I've seen from this period - struck in blue ink.
Limited to 200 examples - postmark also exists on other mail lodged at the exhibition. Very fine condition.
