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Imperforate stamps, 32, 140, 179-185
Imprimatur, 32
Imprint, 32
India, 223, 249
Inverted, 32
Ionian Islands, 306
Irish National Museum, 331
Irregular perforation, 32
Italian States, 118, 171, 203, 234, 249, 326
Italy, 60

Jaffray, Miss, 167

Jamaica, 37, 170
James II., King, 64
Japan, 234, 255, 295
Jezebel's forged letters, 59
Joab, 59
Johnson, Mr. H. F., 9
Joint-Committee on Postage Stamps, 276
Jubilee line, 32
Junior Philatelic Society, 9, 322

Kent, H.R.H. The Duchess of, 170

Key-plate, 27, 32
King, Mr. S., of Bath, 72, 73
King's Messengers, 62
Kingston, The Earl of, 131, 302
Kintore, The Earl of, 321
Knife, 35
Knight, Mr. Charles, 96-98

Labuan, 224
Lacroix, M., 266
Lagos, 204
Laid bâtonné paper, 35
Laid paper, 35, 39
Lallier, M. Justin, 128, 278
Lambton, Major-General, 302
Laplante, M. Edard de, 266
Lauenburg, 61
Lawn & Barlow, 329
Leeward Islands, 204
Legrand, Dr. A., 126, 270, 302
Leinster, The Duke of, 331
L'Epinard, Chevalier Paris de, 82
Letter-balances, 72-74
Letter-office of England, The, 63, 80
Letters, The earliest, 58, 59;
penny-post letter in 1686, 83, 84;
statistics, 75
Lincoln, Mr. W. S., 117, 127
Line-engraving, 35, 46
Lithography, 35, 46
Livingston, 183
Locals, 35, 273
Louis, Mr., witness, Select Committee, 95
Luxemburg, 61, 326

Macon, 332
MacWhirter, Mr. John, 169
Madden, Rev. G. C. B., 186
"Magnus," Dr., 270
Malta, 71, 306
Manila paper, 35, 40
Mann, Mr. W. W., 302
Manuel, H.M. King, 325
Marianne Islands, 206
Marsden, Mr. J. N., 302
Marshall Islands, 206
Matrix, 27, 35, 50
Mauritius, 47, 187, 202, 207, 224-227, 269, 278, 281, 290, 301,
319-323, 329-332
Maury, M. A., 81
Mecklenburg-Schwerin, 61
Mekeel's Weekly Stamp News, 189
Mercantile Committee, The, 101
Mexico, 189, 203, 269, 305
Millbury, 181
Millimetre, 35
Million stamps fable, The, 116
Mill-sheet, 35
Mint, 35, 141
Mirabaud, M. Paul, 282, 301, 302
Mirror of Parliament, The, 98
Mixed perforations, 35
Modena, 240
Moëns, M. J. B., 117, 128, 278
Moldavia, 207, 234, 306, 329, 331
Montenegro, 306
Monthly Advertiser, The, 128
Monthly Intelligencer and Controversialist, The, 128
Montserrat, 204, 224
Morocco, 189
"Mounted" stamps, 36
Mounting stamps in albums, 137
Mounts, 137
Mozambique, 259
Mulready, Mr. William: envelopes and covers, 109-111, 159,
160, 165, 167, 175, 312

Nankivell, Mr. E. J., 302

Naples, 47, 118, 240, 249, 269, 271, 274
Natal, 202, 267, 311
Native-made paper, 36, 40
Nepal, 40
Netherlands, 61
Nevis, 204, 227, 311, 322, 326
New Brunswick, 176, 228, 266, 271
New Caledonia, 206
Newfoundland, 228, 329
New Hebrides, 206
New South Wales, 106, 123, 176, 207, 229, 254, 255, 272, 290,
311
Newspaper tax, 96
New Zealand, 35, 170, 190, 229, 271, 272
Nicaragua, 242
Nicholas, Mme., 121
Niger Coast Protectorate, 204, 230
Nissen, Mr. C., 9, 106, 251
Niue, 206
North, Mr. J. C., 168
Northern Nigeria, 204
Norway, 306
Nova Scotia, 228, 267, 271
Nuncii et Cursores, 62

Oates, Titus, 64
Obliterations, 36
Obsolete, 36, 47
Oceanic Settlements, 206
Oil Rivers Protectorate, 204
Oldenburg, 61, 233, 326
Original covers, stamps used on, 185
Original die, 36
Original gum, 36
Overprint, 36

Pacific Steam Navigation Co., 267

Packet-collections, 136
Pairs, 25, 36
Palmer, J., 73
Panama Canal Zone, 205
Panes of Stamps, 33, 39
Paper, 39-41
Papua, 170, 206
Paraphe, 41
Parker, Mr. J. W., 101
Parliament, Temporary letter-covers for Members of, 93, 109
Parma, 240
Patte, 28, 41
Paul, Mr. J. W., jun., 302
Pauwels, Mr. J., 302
Peacock papers, The, 111, 155, 175
Peckitt, Mr. W. H., 9, 156, 266, 321
Pellisson, M., 81
Pelure paper, 40, 41
Pemberton, Mr. E. L., 123, 127, 239, 242, 268, 272, 274
Pen-cancelled, 41
Penny post, first proposed, 64;
in Edinburgh, 67;
local penny posts, 67
Penny post of 1680, 4, 82-84
Penrhyn, 206
Perazzi, Signor, 112
Percé, perçage, 41, 42
Perforation, 24, 31, 32, 35, 42-44, 48, 139
Perforation-gauge, 43, 44
Perkins, Bacon & Co., 102, 106, 201, 228
Peroxide of hydrogen, The use of, 138
Persia, 24, 59
Peru, 31, 71, 189, 267, 271, 325
Petersburg, 326
Petite Poste, 80
Philatelic Record, The, 82, 88, 275
Philatelic Society, The Royal, 105, 123, 129, 131, 158, 160, 229,
272, 306, 322, 325
Philatelical Journal, The, 272
Philatelist, The, 305
Philately, Definition of, 7, 44, 127
Philately, The higher, 8
Philbrick, Judge, 123, 131, 155, 270, 272, 275-282, 298, 302
Philippine Islands, 205, 206, 274
Phillips, Mr. Charles J., 168
Pin-perforation, 42, 45, 48
Plate, 24, 27, 45, 46
Plate-number, 29, 45
Porto-Rico, 41, 205, 306
Portugal, 71;
King of, 305
Portuguese Nyassa, 172
Post, Genesis of the, 55-75
"Post," Origin of the word, 59
"Postage and Telegraph Stamps of Great Britain, The," 155, 276
"Postage Charts" proposed in Sweden, 91, 92
Postage Stamp, The, 189
Postage Stamp "chart," A, 119
"Postage Stamps and their Collection," 332
Postal fiscal, 45
Postal Stationery, 27, 28, 45
Postmarks, 23, 36, 41, 45, 140, 185
Post-office in 1790, 69
Posts in early times, 59-75
Posts, Master of the, 62
Potiquet, M. Alfred, 125, 266
Povey, Mr. Charles, 67
Power, Mr. E. B., 273
Pre-cancellation, 45
Presidents and Vice-Presidents of The Royal Philatelic Society,
London, 131
Prices of old stamps, 9
Printers of postage stamps, 202
Printing postage stamps, 46
Proofs, 46, 171-179
Provisionals, 46
Prussia, 61
Punch, 116
Puttick & Simpson, 281, 321

Quadrillé paper for albums, 147;

for stamps, 39, 46
"Queen's Heads", the early use of the term, 116
Queensland, 175

Re-cutting, 47
Re-drawing, 47
Re-engraving, 47
Re-issues, 47
Remainders, 47
Rénotière, M. la, 275, 278, 296
Rep paper, 40, 47
Reprints, 47, 256, 325
Resetting, 47
Retouching, 47
Reunion, 269, 271, 329, 331
Reuterskiöld, Baron A. de, 301
Revenue, 48
Reversed, 48
Ribbed paper, 40, 48
Roberts, Mr. Vernon, 302
Romagna, 240
Roman posita, The, 59
Rosace, 28, 41, 48
Rothschild, Baron Arthur, 275
Rough perforation, 48
Rouletting, 41, 42, 48;
in coloured lines, 48
Roumania, 234, 257
Royal Niger Co., 204
Russell, Mr., 302
Russia, 71, 189, 325

"Safety" paper, 40, 49

St. Christopher, 204
St. Helena, 71
St. Kitts-Nevis, 204
St. Louis, 268, 273
St. Vincent, 224, 230, 311
Samoa, 206, 234
Sandwich Islands. See Hawaii
Sappho, The French, 81, 82
Sarawak, 201, 260
Sardinia: Letter sheets of 1818, 86-93
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, H.R.H. the Duke of, 131, 305-311
Saxony, 61, 269, 271
Schleswig-Holstein, 233
Scudéri, Mdlle., 81, 82
Scythia: early communications, 59
Sedang, 259
Seebeck, Mr. N. F., 49
Select Committee on Postage, 95, 98-101
Serpentine roulette, 49
Servia, 306
Se tenant, 49
Seybold, Mr. J. F., 296, 302
Shanghai, 234
Sheet of paper, of stamps, 49
Sicily, 118
Sierra Leone, 204, 224, 231
Sievier, Mr. R. W., 102
Silk-thread paper, 49
Single-line perforation, 49
Smith, Mr. Alfred, 127
Smith, Mr. Stafford, 127
Société Française de Timbrologie, 127
Somerset House, 154-156, 172, 321
South African War provisionals, 235
South America, 49, 203
South Australia, 231
Southern Nigeria, 204, 224
Spain, 60, 71, 172, 234, 240, 248, 271, 311, 325, 326
Spandrel, 49
Specialising, 49, 200-207
Spitsbergen, 259
Stainforth, Rev. F. J., 122, 129, 267, 272
"Stamp Collector, The," 298
Stamp Collector's Magazine, The, 117, 121, 128, 241, 275
Stamp Lover, The, 170
Stanley Gibbons, Ltd., 9, 266
Stationery, 45, 50
Stead, Mr., of Norwich, 102
Stead, Mr., of Yarmouth, 95
Stephan, Dr. von, 330
Stereotyping, 46, 50
Stourton, Mr. J. M., 240
Strip of Stamps, 25, 50
Surcharge, 36, 50
Surface-printed, 46, 50
Sweden, 71, 91, 306, 311
Switzerland, 234, 240, 256, 267, 271, 290, 291, 301, 311, 325
Sydney, Embossed envelopes used in, 106, 272

Tahiti, 206
Taille douce, 35, 50
Tapling, Mr. T. K., M.P., 131, 281, 298, 326-330
"Tapling Collection of Stamps and Postal Stationery, The," 329
Tasmania, 231
Taxes on knowledge, 96
Taylor, Mr. Overy, 124
Tête-bêche pairs, 50, 253
Thorne, Mr. W., 296
Thurn and Taxis, Counts of, 60-62
Timbre-Poste, Le, 117, 128
Timbrologie, 127
Times, The, 115
Tobago, 231
Tomson, Mr. A. S., 302
Toned paper, 50
Tonga, 206
Torres Straits, 259
Transvaal, 232, 318
Treasury Competition, The, 102-109, 163
Treffenberg, Lieut. Curry Gabriel, 91
Tresse, 28, 41, 50
Trials, 50
Trinidad, 269, 322, 326
Trinidad, Principality of, 259
Tuilleries open-air stamp exchange, 121
Tuke, Sir Brian, 62
Turkey, 71
Turks' Islands, 232, 322
Tuscany, 118, 267, 269, 271
Two-sous post, 80-82
Type (design), 53
Type-set stamps, 53
Typography, 46, 53

Uganda, 232
Uniform Penny Postage, 67, 71-75
Union of South Africa, 190, 191
United States, 31, 35, 71, 116, 168, 171, 189, 203, 205, 234,
255, 257, 273, 279, 289, 295, 311, 326, 331
"United States Stamps," 273
Universal Penny Postage, 190
Uriah the Hittite, 58
Uruguay, 179, 180, 234, 306, 326
Used abroad, 53

Valette, M. François, 126

"Vanguard, The," 169
Variety, 53
Vaud, 271, 326
Victor, Mr. Henry R., 127
Victoria, 224, 233, 269, 282
Victoria, Queen, 73, 170, 312
Villayer, Comte de, 80-82
Viner, Dr. C. W., 117, 123
Virgin Islands, 204

Walker, Mr. Leslie J., 168

Wallace, Mr., M.P., 98
Ward, Sir Joseph, 190
Watermarks, 37, 53, 254
Western Australia, 233, 329
Westoby, Mr. W. A. S., 156, 275-277, 282, 305
Whiting, Mr. Charles, 95, 96, 102
Wilbey, Mr. J. E., 302
Willett, Mr. W. T., 302
Williamson, Mr. Peter, 67
Winzer, Mr. E., 302
Witherings, Mr. Thomas, 63
Woods, Mr. J. J., 127
Worms, Baron Anthony de, 290
Worthington, Mr. George H., 290, 331
Wove bâtonné paper, 53
Wove paper, 39, 53
Wright, Mr. Hastings E., 156, 160
Writing-up a collection, 148-150
Wurtemburg, 61, 311
Wyon, Mr. William, 106, 163

Young Ladies' Journal, The, 264, 267

Ysasi, Mr. V. G. de, 131
Zurich, 240, 271, 326
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FOOTNOTES:
[1] "Select Committee on Postage, First Report, 1838," p. 122,
questions 1829, 1830.
[2] It should be remembered that newspapers had for many
years (since 1712) been the subject of a tax, and until 1855,
when the newspaper tax was abolished, such papers passed
through the post free.
[3] Hansard, xxxiii., p. 1214.
[4] Athenæum, No. 1836, January 3, 1863, p. 18.
[5] Nos. 1834 (December 20, 1862) and 1835 (December 27,
1862).
[6] Second edition 1838.
[7] Mr. John Collins Francis refers to this issue in his two volumes,
"John Francis and The Athenæum," published by Bentley in 1888.
[8] It is said to have cost £1,000; the art of the label cost, to Mr.
Corbould £12 12s., to Mr. Heath £52 10s.
[9] "Fifty Years of Public Life," p. 63.
[10] Illustrated in "British Central Africa and Nyasaland
Protectorate," by Fred J. Melville, 1909.
[11] See further in "The Postage Stamps of the Fiji Islands," by
Charles J. Phillips, 1908.
[12] See the obituary of Charles Heath in The Art Journal, 1849,
p. 20, and the argument in my "Great Britain: Line-engraved
Stamps."
[13] I mention these and certain other quotations, not as
standard valuations, but to indicate the comparative importance
of these and other factors in determining the rarity of individual
specimens.
[14] The supersession of the stamps of the different islands
lasted from October, 1890, to 1899 in Virgin Islands and 1903 in
the other groups, when separate stamps were again issued by
the five Presidencies (St. Christopher and Nevis being in one
Presidency) of the Leeward Islands, the general and separate
issues being in concurrent circulation.
[15] The Oceanic Settlements comprise the more easterly French
islands, administered by a Governor, with Privy and Administrative
Councils, &c., the seat of government being at Papeete, in Tahiti.
[16] See The Postage Stamp, vi. 153.
[17] Earlier in the same year this boudoir gossiper had answered
no fewer than three correspondents, "Mercury," "Daniel," and
"Milly" at one shot thus: "We cannot encourage 'exchanging
foreign stamps,' for we do not see the smallest good resulting
from it. This foreign stamp-collecting has been a mania, which is
at length dying out. Were the stamps works of art, then the
collecting them might be justified. Were they, in short, anything
but bits of defaced printing, totally worthless, we would try to say
something in their favour. There are now so many lithographic
forgeries in the market that he is the cleverest of the clever who
can detect the spurious stamps from the true."—The Young
Ladies' Journal, April 27, 1864.
[18] The pseudonym of Dr. Legrand.
[19] See further "Postage Stamps of the Hawaiian Islands in the
Collection of Henry J. Crocker," described and illustrated by Fred
J. Melville, London, 1908.
[20] "The Stamp Collector," by W. J. Hardy and E. D. Bacon, 1897.
[21] The Philatelist, vol. iii. pp. 85, 86.
[22] Ante, p. 167.
[23] "The Tapling Collection of Stamps and Postal Stationery at
the British Museum," by Fred J. Melville.
[24] "Postage Stamps and their Collection," by Warren H. Colson,
Boston, 1907.
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Page 360: Reüterskiold changed to Reuterskiöld.
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