Lot 46009 - The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID 1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary

The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID  1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary
The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID  1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary
The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID  1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary
The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID  1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary



Lot 46009 - The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID 1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary

Ireland » Pre-Stamp Postal History » Early Period - 1657-1784
Dear collector, we present you lot 46009 which you can now add to your Ireland » Pre-Stamp Postal History » Early Period - 1657-1784 collection. If you have any questions about our lots, please feel free to contact us here.
Estimate
1'500 - 2'000 GBP
Auction date
Tue 8 Dec 2026 at 18:00 (Europe/Zurich)
23d 20h 14m 47s before bidding ends

Description

The Unique Framed PENNY POST PAID

1774 Large part entire, retaining the complete front and one flap, addressed to Captain Taggart at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, bearing a superb strike in black of the extraordinary fancy horseshoe-framed “PENNY POST/PAID/No.6” handstamp, accompanied by the “F.19.M” datestamp (19 February, Morning). Of the five recorded horseshoe-type Penny Post Paid handstamps, the other four are unframed, making this the unique recorded framed example. An outstanding rarity of early Irish postal history and a magnificent exhibition showpiece of the highest importance.

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