Hallo, 1824 Britisch (Entire Cover) Brief to London CHELSEA

Hello,

1824 British (Entire Cover) to London CHELSEA

I have 2 questions, I ask for your help, thank you very much. . .

1. This seems to be a "sun" postmark. In what year did the British Post begin to use it?

2. On the cover, the number "3" is 3 pence for postage?

3. On the back, the content of the red postmark.

If there is a link to this postmark, please send it to me!

Greetings

xiaolion

Zitat von Jean Philippe

The red postmarks should be delivery marks. They obviously contain times and dates. I shall try to send you a link tomorrow.

Hello, Jean Philippe

You experts have been helping me all the time.

Thank you again!

Zitat von Jean Philippe

The red postmarks should be delivery marks. They obviously contain times and dates. I shall try to send you a link tomorrow.

Hello , asmodeus

I want to know 2 questions:

1. This sun postmark,

What is its official name?

2. This sun postmark,

In what year did the British Post use it? , In which year did it end?

3. This sun postmark,

On the envelope, the cancelled number "3", is to pay the postage 3 (pence)?

3(pence) postage, is it the domestic postage?

This postage rate,

What year did it start? , In which year did it end?

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3d you said, what is this "d"?

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I'm really reluctant to bother you! thank you very much for your help!

Greetings

xiaolin

Zitat von Jean Philippe

d is the old sign for pence. It has been changed to p with the introduction of decimal currency.

Zitat

Alas, my level of knowledge is too poor, a little ashamed

Zitat von Jean Philippe

d is the old sign for pence. It has been changed to p with the introduction of decimal currency.

Alas, my level of knowledge is too poor, a little ashamed

Thank you