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Jamaica: Stamps of Great Britain

      Transference of Control
                    Unauthorised Usage of GB Adhesive After Authority Withdrawn

                          Authorisation for the use of GB adhesive stamps was withdrawn on 1 August 1860.
                             The Jamaican pineapple issue was not introduced until 23 November 1860.
                            In the interim period the public were supposed to revert to unstamped letters.










                                                                                                 At Kingston
                                                                                             Obliterator A01, Type 1
                                                                                             K8 (D14) of 8 Aug 1860

                                                                                                 At London
                                                                                              PAID of 28 Aug 1860









                           6d single rate packet letter to London.

         The earliest recorded cover (of 3) with GB adhesives between withdrawal of authority and issue of the Jamaican ‘Pines’
                                   However, the British Post Office did not charge postage due.





                    Correct Non-Usage of GB Adhesive After Authority Withdrawn









               At Kingston
           K8 (D14) of 12 Nov 1860


              At Mandeville
            P8 (D2) of 13 Nov 1860
                Only 1 other
          stampless cover recorded
               from Kingston
            in this interim period.






                                                            4d single rate internal letter for < 60 miles.
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