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Royal Philatelic Society London

by Ho by Feet Street flMarch 18424 We have now the pleasure Ishandingge andſtimate (afterally tospromise) of the expense de 3 Seals particulars Buhich were left with us restor afternoon Our Charge for Drawing Rugrain of 3 Seals on Stul in the best manner would be Mr. Mon * for a Seron Refs for do Complete Stell Fital L. F7. b. w and me would undertabice to complete the orderin 141 days from the receipt thereof Alexander Bell Esp the are, very respectfully Sor frome, London March 23 1844 that We have the pleasure louiform you and after, the 25th Instant our charge to you for Puiting your notes will be reduced from 257– to 20/- per thousand for Plates from Eighty le Sixty. guineas warranting the rranting the same quantities from the Plates as before. Our M Bacon who writes this letter will have the honor of personally waiting upon you in a few weeks when he will explain the cause of this reduction We are Sir very respectfully Sie Gourobed Serets Alex. Goodsir Espe (Brabant Cannt) (Sigen 100 Sire, Hobe Fleet Street 13th March 1844. Your letter letter Jyesterday's date is athome- lobe informed whether Mr Fury Audien Requiring Phonell's Count Paternoster Row has yet paid in th our hands the sum of £6. for the re-engraving the Export Ace of Spades bearing his name, and in reply me by to say that we have this day applic for that sulu, which he paid for us accordingly. The have nohyst however your authority for preparin Ace Rate. Thoncus Keogh Edy We have the house tobe, ivé, very respectfully, your most obed Seroto app t Stamps & Taxes N Sui. Signed Your humblest P.BHP London 23 March 1844. We have the pleasure of informing you thes our price for Noses will from this time be reduced to 32f. per thousand without, or 50p per thousage with, Paper of the best quality and the numbering as mentioned in our last lester. Our MrBacon. who signs this letter will have the honor of personaliz Waiting upon you in a few weeks. We are Sir very respectfully Your humble Hts. 1. Bot. Signed J. L. Carte (Commercial Bank Scotland) PJ We have thought it best to send you a note munte Specimen in the way we believe you with We can as a use larger figures but think they would not 8. correspond well with Hos. on E the Note?

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Summary: A note specimen is sent with comments on the use of larger figures and their correspondence with the notes.

From: J. L. Carte (Commercial Bank Scotland)

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