HS 426 - Invoice from Byfield & Son, Booksellers, London 1820
Invoice for the supply of The Courier for the year to Lieut. General Orde by Byfield & Son, Booksellers & Stationers to the Royal Family, 21 Charing Cross, London, with royal arms at left. Also Account Book Manufacturers, Engravers & Printers. Despite the printed ‘Newspapers sent free of Postage to all parts of the Kingdom’ the customer has been charged 2/- postage. Postally used to Hexham and forwarded to Belford. The revised postage of 1/8 has been initialled ‘WB’ by William Bell, the Postmaster in Hexham. Good condition, folded & seal remnants.
Invoice for the supply of The Courier for the year to Lieut. General Orde by Byfield & Son, Booksellers & Stationers to the Royal Family, 21 Charing Cross, London, with royal arms at left. Also Account Book Manufacturers, Engravers & Printers. Despite the printed ‘Newspapers sent free of Postage to all parts of the Kingdom’ the customer has been charged 2/- postage. Postally used to Hexham and forwarded to Belford. The revised postage of 1/8 has been initialled ‘WB’ by William Bell, the Postmaster in Hexham. Good condition, folded & seal remnants.
Invoice for the supply of The Courier for the year to Lieut. General Orde by Byfield & Son, Booksellers & Stationers to the Royal Family, 21 Charing Cross, London, with royal arms at left. Also Account Book Manufacturers, Engravers & Printers. Despite the printed ‘Newspapers sent free of Postage to all parts of the Kingdom’ the customer has been charged 2/- postage. Postally used to Hexham and forwarded to Belford. The revised postage of 1/8 has been initialled ‘WB’ by William Bell, the Postmaster in Hexham. Good condition, folded & seal remnants.