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Below are the results of your search for postcards associated with 'Royal Mail Steam Packet Co (RMSP)'. 100 postcards are shown on each screen. Use the links at the top and bottom of the list of postcards to view more postcards. To view a full size image of a postcard (including the reverse) click on the thumbnail images of the postcards below. Postcards are graded according to my postcard grading criteria. Return to list of Shipping Companies. A total of 218 postcard(s) were found for 'Royal Mail Steam Packet Co (RMSP)'.Displaying 201 to 218 of 218 postcards |
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1000301 | Trent | A printed and embossed postcard from Bermuda by J. H. Bradley, featuring the Trent (1900-1922) from the New York to Bermuda service. Very light corner and edge wear. A very light foxing type make on the top white margin centre, right. Otherwise extremely light marking to the front. Extremely light marking to the reverse. (VG) | £5.99 |
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892601 | Trent | An early sepia printed postcard featuring the Trent. Company crest to the reverse. Very light corner and edge wear. A little light marking to the front with a little extremely light foxing marking bottom right. Light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £6.99 |
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10349105 | Trent | A Tuck's Celebrated Liners art card number 9151 featuring the Trent in the Bay of Biscay. Art is by Neville Cumming. Very light corner and edge wear and very light album corner marks. Very light marking to the front. Very light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £6.49 |
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1218904 | Trent | An early, undivided back, company printed advertising art postcard featuring the Trent. Art is by Charles Dixon. Postally used in Dundee in 1908. Inked message to the front. Light corner and edge wear with an extremely light surface bend and extremely light surface crinkle on the bottom left corner (hardly visible from the front). Light album corner marks / impressions. Light impression from postal cancellation top left. Very light marking to the front. Light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG-) | SOLD! |
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1245408 | Trent / Oruba | An early undivided back company printed advertising art postcard featuring the Trent at Sea. Art is by Charles Dixon. Postally used in 1909 by a passenger and written in the French language, sent to an address in Brussels. Two ship's cachets for the Oruba on the reverse and a Hudson Terminal Station Paquebot cancellation. a little corner and edge wear. An extremely light surface bend / crinkle to the bottom left corner. Extremely light album corner impressions. A little light marking / ageing and a few very light foxing marks to the front. Light marking / ageing and foxing spotting to the reverse. (VG-) | SOLD! |
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1228401 | Tromso | A company printed art postcard with the company crest to the reverse, featuring a view of Tromso, Norway. Art is by G.B. Mitchell and dated 1911. Extremely light corner and edge wear except for a tiny dink to the bottom right corner tip. Extremely light marking to the front with a couple of tiny and extremely light surface spots. Extremely light marking / ageing with a little extremely light foxing dotting. (VG+) | SOLD! |
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731917 | Unknown (RMSP) | An early, undivided back advertising art card featuring a company steamer at Kingston, Jamaica. Art is by Charles Dixon. Very light corner wear and light album corner marks / indentations. A light crease across the right corner. Clean to the front. Extremely light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG-) | £8.99 |
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646208 | Unknown (RMSP) | An early undivided back company art card featuring a view of company steamers at Barbados. Art is by Charles Dixon. Postally used in Croydon in 1905(?). Some corner and edge wear and light album corner indentations. Some damage to the bottom left corner tip. A little light surface marking. a little marking / ageing to the reverse. (G+) | £7.99 |
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950401 | Unknown (RMSP) | A printed American(?) postcard featuring a RMSP vessel in Shelly Bay, Bermuda. Company ships listed to the reverse are Orotava, Oruba, Trent, Tagus, Arcadian and Avon. In nice clean condition to the front with very light corner wear. Very light marking to the reverse. (VG+) | £8.99 |
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1252002 | Unknown (RMSP) | An early, undivided back, Universal Postal Union company printed advertising art postcard featuring a view of St. Vincent, Cape de Verde, with a company steamer. Art is by Charles Dixon. Postally used in Sholing, but date not visible. A little corner and edge wear with a light crease / crinkle on the top left corner. Very light album corner marks / impressions. Very light marking to the front with inked message. Very light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG-) | £7.49 |
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1095501 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | An early, undivided back, company printed, Universal Postal Union, advertising art postcard featuring a view of Kingston, Jamaica, with art by Charles Dixon. Very light corner and edge wear and light album corner marks / impressions. A little very light marking to the front. Very light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £11.49 |
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1076403 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | A company printed art postcard entitled "Bahia saturated in the light and Splendour of the Tropics" with lovely art by Kenneth Shoesmith. Minimal corner wear. Clean to the front with a couple of tiny foxing dots in the white margin to the right. Very light marking to the reverse. (VG+) | £14.49 |
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1076409 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | A company printed art postcard entitled "Vigo, with its magnificent Bay, Spanish Costumes and Pottery" with lovely art by Kenneth Shoesmith. Minimal corner wear. Minimal marking to the front except for a couple of tiny and extremely light foxing dots in the white margin to the right and a little extremely light marking / foxing dotting along the top white margin near the top left corner. Extremely light marking to the reverse with a little light marking on the left edge, top. (VG+) | £13.99 |
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1076414 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | A company printed art postcard entitled "Day after Day, through the superb settled weather of the Trade Winds" with lovely art by Kenneth Shoesmith. Minimal corner wear. Extremely light marking to the front with some very light marks on the right white margin bottom right and some extremely light marking on the top and bottom edges. Extremely light marking to the reverse. (VG+) | £14.99 |
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1076425 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | A company printed art postcard entitled "Pernambuco, between the forests of Brazil and the Atlantic" with lovely art by Kenneth Shoesmith. Minimal corner wear. A little very light marking to the front with a couple of very light foxing type marks in the top right corner and along the top edge. Clean to the reverse. (VG/VG+) | £13.99 |
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1076431 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | A company printed art postcard entitled "At Montevideo, the busy seaport of Uruguay" with lovely art by Kenneth Shoesmith. Minimal corner wear. Minimal marking to the front with some very light marks on the bottom edge, left. Very light marking to the reverse mainly on the bottom edge. (VG+) | £14.99 |
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1229205 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | An unusual Gents Progressive Whist scoring card produced by the company. The card is 2 pages, folded down the left edge. On the front cover is a lovely illustration of a company ship (in a Norwegian Fjord??), with art by S. Stott and dated 1925. On the inside is the scoring table which would be filled in by the participant. On the reverse is another illustration of a company vessel and an advert for the company services including tours for South America and cruises to Norway, etc. What looks like a date of 1926 printed to the bottom right corner. Very light corner and edge wear except for some rubbing on the left folded spine of the card. Extremely light marking to the front with a couple of tiny foixng spots. Very light marking / ageing to the inside scoring table with a few small foxing spots. Very light marking to the reverse with a couple of light foxing spots. Size when folded is 3.4" x 4.75" (86mm x 120mm). (VG) | SOLD! |
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1218903 | Unknown (Royal Mail Steam Packet) | An early, undivided back, company advertising art postcard featuring a view of Vigo with a company steamer anchored in the bay. Art is by Charles Dixon. Light corner and edge wear. Album corner marks / impressions. Otherwise, very light marking to the front. A little light foxing marking to the reverse, otherwise light marking / ageing. (VG) | SOLD! |
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