Royal Tour: 1925 Prince of Wales – Stationery
Royal Tour
1925 – Stationery
Royal Stationery
The Royal Stationery displays the official three red feathers of the Prince of Wales.
Evelyn May Lyman 1910-1973 Evelyn M. Lyman was born June 1910 in Springfield, Massachusetts, daughter of Fredrick Clinton and Lille Royce (Sykes) Lyman. She was educated at Massachusetts State College (now University of Massachusetts), receiving her BS degree in 1931. She would later earn a Masters of Education from Boston University in 1965. From 1931…
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First Regular Mail Service to London From Broken Hill Broken Hill to Egypt Broken Hill to England Broken Hill to France Broken Hill to Greece Broken Hill to Kenya Broken Hill to Mpika Broken Hill to Sudan Broken Hill to Tanganyika Broken Hill to Uganda
E. T. Brown Type IVB – Zimbabwe Ruins, Fort Victoria, S.Rhodesia FB
Postmarks 1935 – Fifth Imperial Press Conference 21st February
Thomas Cook & Son Thomas Cook & Son, originally simply Thomas Cook, was a company founded by Thomas Cook, a cabinet-maker, in 1841 to carry temperance supporters by railway between the cities of Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Birmingham. In 1924, the company was renamed Thomas Cook & Son Ltd., after acquiring limited liability status. A new headquarters was opened in Berkeley Street, London in…