Discussion on Seal Design and Enclosed Seal
Discussion on Seal Design and Enclosed Seal
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- 27 April 1850 (Creation)
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Mess Perkins Bacon & Vetch
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Royal Philatelic Society London
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475 Hamps (the amount of which £196. 5. mehang
drawn from Messer Ayn DC.) on Letter Sheets Welan
likewiſe enclosed in the box the New Seal –
aswell.
Your Favor of the 18th inst also, was
duly received and its contents communicated
to thillyon, but he is throughy of opinion that the apothe
of the Motto to the deal, would be injudicious asuall
as the means of destroying the good effect that it
possesses at present. The vacant space on each side
Ithe figure might be filled up (if thought execessary)
by a light diaper work, but Mollyon is of opinion
Whatever that process, the preferable to the Motto:
would spoil the seal as the spitself tends to throw
up the figure in bold relief. From Mollyou's long
experience in seal Engraving. we are inclined to think
that you will agree with him in her views in which
his
the entirely conieur) of the matter, and on that presunds
have enclosed the seal in the Vox.
we
The Anderson Rey
Formburgh
We are, for, respectfully
Your dos Sorptol
7
London - Hory Meet Shut
Guttenne,
27 April 1850.
Spreeably to the request conveyed in
your favor of the 25th with que have this evening thepler
you
ſonwarding a Pareef & Railway (Capright Vaid) th
Bezerors If Billy J. Exchiguje 21 of Chiques for your
inspection, the Bill Halls erary inforjee according
to the work placed on them from 3½ Treness to beding
the cost of paper & printing them is for Stipes Zoshen
& for Letter Sheeks bf. the paper being of the best qualit
tioned in
476
As the names of two Houses arémen
ач
tobchieve are lower hear ours, platement on that
in your letter, whose prices we have reason
we trust we
shall
beexensed making averz
head. Our House has now for thirty years hug the
hover of supplying most the Banking & England,
A
Ireland & Scotland Vegany foreign Banks with
Notes Bills, Cheques be that maintained its position
by employing first rate Artists (and none other
In every branch of its work from the Historical Englan
to the Operative printer – every Cheque is actually
printed from the Steel or Copperplate onbest hand
made paper the colours Alofugitive anature
as to be perfectly secure from alteration - Ourprice
for Rate, Paper & printing Chugues is 70). perkhiam de
11800 Cheques exclusive of numbering Binding
wecharge for Numbering 207. & Reams Binding
bostes 1100mm 3. 50 euch wird - Funder that size 2
There is another sort of Cheque we have seen (altho
we have not as yet supplied any) which are originale
engraved on Copper or steel, their transferred to Stowe
Printed Cartechnically termed) by Lithography,
on Coloured Machine paper, these we could supple
ataprice considerably below that we have namit
b yet they would yield as much, if not greater profit
than
cheaper than
the paper horaphie printing not being half the
Price of Steel Wate Printing & the work of the Eupreme
not being any thing like sowell executed as weare
in the habit dengraving prour Customing, but
(altho inferior in every other respect. the security
would be as great, as any of our coured Cheque.
Having made this explanation &
given you our terms, we shall be most happen
to
475 Hamps (the amount of which £196. 5. mehang
drawn from Messer Ayn DC.) on Letter Sheets Welan
likewiſe enclosed in the box the New Seal –
aswell.
Your Favor of the 18th inst also, was
duly received and its contents communicated
to thillyon, but he is throughy of opinion that the apothe
of the Motto to the deal, would be injudicious asuall
as the means of destroying the good effect that it
possesses at present. The vacant space on each side
Ithe figure might be filled up (if thought execessary)
by a light diaper work, but Mollyon is of opinion
Whatever that process, the preferable to the Motto:
would spoil the seal as the spitself tends to throw
up the figure in bold relief. From Mollyou's long
experience in seal Engraving. we are inclined to think
that you will agree with him in her views in which
his
the entirely conieur) of the matter, and on that presunds
have enclosed the seal in the Vox.
we
The Anderson Rey
Formburgh
We are, for, respectfully
Your dos Sorptol
7
London - Hory Meet Shut
Guttenne,
27 April 1850.
Spreeably to the request conveyed in
your favor of the 25th with que have this evening thepler
you
ſonwarding a Pareef & Railway (Capright Vaid) th
Bezerors If Billy J. Exchiguje 21 of Chiques for your
inspection, the Bill Halls erary inforjee according
to the work placed on them from 3½ Treness to beding
the cost of paper & printing them is for Stipes Zoshen
& for Letter Sheeks bf. the paper being of the best qualit
tioned in
476
As the names of two Houses arémen
ач
tobchieve are lower hear ours, platement on that
in your letter, whose prices we have reason
we trust we
shall
beexensed making averz
head. Our House has now for thirty years hug the
hover of supplying most the Banking & England,
A
Ireland & Scotland Vegany foreign Banks with
Notes Bills, Cheques be that maintained its position
by employing first rate Artists (and none other
In every branch of its work from the Historical Englan
to the Operative printer – every Cheque is actually
printed from the Steel or Copperplate onbest hand
made paper the colours Alofugitive anature
as to be perfectly secure from alteration - Ourprice
for Rate, Paper & printing Chugues is 70). perkhiam de
11800 Cheques exclusive of numbering Binding
wecharge for Numbering 207. & Reams Binding
bostes 1100mm 3. 50 euch wird - Funder that size 2
There is another sort of Cheque we have seen (altho
we have not as yet supplied any) which are originale
engraved on Copper or steel, their transferred to Stowe
Printed Cartechnically termed) by Lithography,
on Coloured Machine paper, these we could supple
ataprice considerably below that we have namit
b yet they would yield as much, if not greater profit
than
cheaper than
the paper horaphie printing not being half the
Price of Steel Wate Printing & the work of the Eupreme
not being any thing like sowell executed as weare
in the habit dengraving prour Customing, but
(altho inferior in every other respect. the security
would be as great, as any of our coured Cheque.
Having made this explanation &
given you our terms, we shall be most happen
to
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Summary: The letter discusses opinions on the design of a seal, particularly the motto and figure relief, referencing Mollyon’s expertise in seal engraving. The seal is enclosed in the box as requested.
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Date: 27 April 1850
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