G.B. used in Ireland: 2d deep blue Dublin MX

G.B. used in Ireland, 1861 Mourning cover from Little Island (Cork) to Madras, franked with 1d red "Stars", 2d blue Pl. 8 (scarce!) and 6d lilac without corner letters (placed a trifle over the edge),

G.B. used in Ireland, 1841 2d Pl. 3 LJ (square "J"), 4 margins close to huge with parts of 2 adjoining stamps, used with neat, inverted "62" Belfast numeral, superb colour approaching "steel blue" (ra

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 clean Entire from Kilkenny to Dublin with 1d black Pl.VIII pair OK-OL, four margins good to huge with part of the adjacent stamp bottom right, tied by bright red MX's, light

1891 £1 green superb used with neat, upright cds DUBLIN / SORTING OFFICE / DE 7 / 92 (not a telegraph, telephone accounts or money-office cancel!), quite well centred with almost perfect perforat

G.B. used in Ireland, 1870 Flimsy cover from Dublin to Bombay with 6d mauve Pl. 8 (rare) and 3d rose Pl. 5, both stamps lettered LB, with pencilled annotation of the route per P&O Delta and Baroda via

G.B. used in Ireland, 1840 Tiny cover from Limerick to Dublin with 1d black Pl. V, "BK", margins huge to just touching at the right, well tied by a light Maltese Cross in pale red, edges of the cover

1841 Entire to Athlone prepaid "1" with VF boxed PAID AT / LONGFORD, turned inside-out and reposted to Dublin unpaid (although endorsed prepaid"), showing a superb strike of the distinctive, squat "2"

1916 Humour postcard to Tralee with GB ½d green tied by a superb impression of the Dublin parcel roller cancel with the word PARCEL excised, altered for emergency use after the Easter Rising. An

1845 Entire Letter from Dungannon to the Chelsea Hospital in London, very fine handstruck unpaid "2" charge in blue cancelled in pen and adjacent with orange-red "L" in circle Inspectors marking. This

1916 local Dublin cover franked with 1d red tied by a neat strike of the barred circular Dublin parcel cancel pressed into emergency use on letters after the Easter Rising.

1883 Cover from Menton (France) to Dublin, reverse with a very fine strike of the rare "Trollope" H & K double ring cds A, top part of the flap missing.

G.B. used in Ireland, 1859 1d pink postal stationery envelope used to Dublin with a good to fine strike of the rare Kingstown/189 "Trollope" Duplex, back flap roughly opened and re-folded at the top,

G.B. used in Ireland, 1861 1d red Plate 51 (hand-engraved corner letters) very fine used with neat, small, upright Dublin "186" diamond cancel 4-4-4, well centred for these. Very scarce. SG 42.

1887 Jubilee 9d superb used with neat Dublin parcel cds, very well centred, very scarce in this quality used in Ireland. SG 209 cat £72, MW K103.

Civil War Censorship 1923 local Dublin mourning cover with damaged Thom blue-black 2d die II (possibly re-used?) tied by machine cancel 2 FEB 23, with CENSORED / BY IRA handstamp partially blackened o

1934 2d deep green on thick cream board, commercially used in 1939 from Dublin to Pennsylvania, with full margins, non-philatelic bank correspondence! Rare! FAI K1c.

Ireland Political, 1907-16 Sinn Fein Celtic Cross deep blue & black, rough perf. 11¼, used on piece with 1921 double-ring cancel (Phibsboro?), rare with P.O. cancel. Hib. L15.

Dublin, Wicklow & Wexford, 1905 3rd printing 2d green perf. 11 used on a Rev. Graham printed cover to Stoke-on-Trent, GB and Railway stamp both with pencil cancel, GB stamps neatly tied by Waterford c

SAPPHIRE ETERNITY BAND A timeless deep blue colored Sapphire band set in Platinum. Only the best metal used for the best quality stones Item: # 03971 Metal: Platinum Color Weight: 15.67 ct.

SAPPHIRE ETERNITY BAND A timeless deep blue colored Sapphire band set in Platinum. Only the best metal used for the best quality stones Item: # 03971 Metal: Platinum Color Weight: 15.67 ct.

This ancient glass bead, crafted from cobalt blue glass and measuring 2.8 x 1 cm, dates back to the 1st millennium BCE. The bead's deep blue hue is indicative of the cobalt oxide used in its creation,

1930 Shannon 2d on cover within Co. Dublin tied by superb, crisp Dublin B-machine cancel for 15 OCT / 1930, the First Day of Issue, absolutely pristine condition and still sealed. Clear BPP cert. (201

Blue Cloisonné Two Handled Vessel. 8 3/4 inches tall, 7 1/2 inches wide, and 6 1/4 inches deep.The Chinese expression for cloisonné, Jingtai lan (‘Jingtai blue’), was first used by authors writi

1923 5d deep olive green, Format H, code A.S., fine used July 1924 from Dublin to Lon-don, far above average condition for this format. This is the first example of this code for the H format discover