Simultaneous Development of Philately, Geology, and Palaeontology as a Result of the British Industrial Revolution

Part 9: References.






Money system of Great Britain in the 19th century Industrial Revolution in Great Britain


Social Reform in Great Britain in the 19th century


Postal System in Great Britain in the 18th and 19th centuries Postal Reform


Queen Victoria
William Wyon
Rowland Hill
Henry Cole


The Maltese Cross
Watermarks
Postal stationery
Post Boxes
Edward Stanley Gibbons
Stanley Gibbons
Jacob Perkins
"Perkins, Bacon & Petch"
William Mulready





Penny Black

Penny Blue
Penny Red
Universal Postal Union (UPU)
Illustrated Envelopes
  • "British Pictorial Envelopes of the 19th Century", by Ritchie Bodily, Chris Jarvis and Charless Hahn, published in 1984, ISBN: 0-916675-02-5
  • "The Postal History of the Crystal Palace 1851-1936", by Maurice H. Bristow, published in 1983
Mulready postal stationery
  • Wikipedia
  • The Victorian Web
  • Stanley Gibbons: [1] [2]
  • Corinphila
  • Postal Museum of Smithsonian: [1] [2]
  • "The Mulready Envelopes and Letter Sheets", by Tom Slemons, published in Gibbons Stamp Monthly in March 2012
  • "The Mulready Advertisements", by Malcolm G. Lowe, published by Mulready Research Foundation in 1983.
Penny Pink Perforation (stamps separations)



Specialised Literature about the Postal Reform in Great Britain, the Penny stamps, "Maltese Cross" and the Mulready postal stationery items
  • "International Postal Reforms, volumes 1 and 2, Postal Reforms and the Historical Background to the Postage Stamp 1550 to 1898", by James Grimwood-Taylor RDP FRPSL, published by the Royal Philatelic Society London in 2020, ISBN: 978-1-913015-06-0 and 978-1-913015-07-7.
  • "Postal Reform and the Penny Black - a new appreciation", by Douglas N Muir published by the National Postal Museum in London in 1990, ISBN: 9780951594803.
  • "The British Postage Stamp of the 19th century" by Robson Lowe, published by the National Postal Museum London in 1968.
  • "The plating of the Penny Black postage stamp of Great Britain 1840", by Charles Nissen, published by Stanley Gibbons Ltd. in London in 1998. ISBN: 0-85259-459-3
  • GB Specialised Volume 1 Part 1 'Queen Victoria' Stamp Catalogue (1st Edition), published by Stanley Gibbons in 2020, ISBN: 978-1-911304-54-8.
  • Commonwealth and British Empire Stamps 1840-1970 (127th Edition 2025), published by Stanley Gibbons in 2024, ISBN: 978-1-8051792-1-4,
  • MICHEL "Großbritannien-Spezial 2022/2023" published by Schwaneberger Verlag in Germering in 2022. in German. ISBN: 978-3-95402-407-0.
  • Queen Victoria: A Rearrangement Into Numerical Order of The Measurements in ‘The Plating Of The Penny ’ Fifth Edition (PDF), 2022 Edited By Mike Batty, published by the Great Britain Philatelic Society in 2022.
  • "Encyclopaedia of the Maltese Cross cancellations of Great Britain and Ireland", by Professor S. David Rockoff and Mike Jackson, volume 1, published by Hobbs the Printers Limited in 2006. ISBN: 0-9528274-3-3.
  • "The Mulready Caricature", by Robin Cassel and Richard Hobbs, published by the Royal Philatelic Society London in two volumes in 2024 (ISBN 978-1-913015-31-2), printed by "Pardy and Son". The book includes 2,392 images of all known copies.
  • "The Mulready postal stationery - its Genesis, Production and Usage", by Alan Huggins and Alan Holyoake, published by GB Philatelic Publication Ltd. in 2015. ISBN: 978-0-907630-29-6
  • "The Returned Letter Offices of Great Britain to 1912 and Beyond", by J. Kenneth Snelson and Robert B. Galland, published by GB Philatelic Publication Ltd. in 2017. ISBN: 978-0-900631-91-7

Postal Reforms and the Historical Background to the Postage Stamp 1550 to 1839 Postal Reform and the Penny Black - a new appreciation, by Douglas N Muir The British Postage Stamp of the 19th century by Robson Lowe The plating of the Penny Black postage stamp of Great Britain 1840, by Charles Nissen
Stanley Gibbons, Queen Victoria, volume 1, part 1 Stanley Gibbons, Commonwealth and British Empire Stamps 1840-1970 Encyclopaedia of the Maltese Cross cancellations of Great Britain and Ireland by Professor S. David Rockoff and Mike Jackson The Mulready Caricature book




For more details about the Penny stamps and the Maltese Cross please watch the following YouTube videos.



Plating the Penny stamps



Valuing the Penny stamps


For more details about Postal History please watch the following YouTube videos.


Other Topics
The Rolling Press for Pictures - uses the same principle as the press used to print the Penny stamps in 1840. The first Christmas Card was designed by Henry Cole who helped Sir Rowland Hill to design and produce the Penny stamps.


Anchors

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