COV-3382
16 April 1846 Kedgeree Cover


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Date
16 April 1846
Description
Postal cover from kedgeree (bengal), bearing HG 7 handstamp in Black. Dated 16 April 1846. Scarce example of postal history from this office.
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Other recorded marks at Kedgeree
14 marks14 other pre-1854 postal markings of Kedgeree are recorded in the census. Compare their figure numbers, dates and colours to identify the mark on your cover.
- Kedgeree HG 1handstampBlack1817–1820
- Kedgeree HG 2handstampBlack1821–1827
- Kedgeree HG 3handstampBlack1828–1833
- Kedgeree HG 4handstampBlack1835–1836
- Kedgeree HG 5handstampBlack1837–1842
- Kedgeree HG 6handstampBlack1846–1851
+8 more at this office.View all Kedgeree marks and postal history →
About this Kedgeree pre stamp cover
COV-3382 is a Kedgeree pre stamp cover of 16 April 1846 bearing the Kedgeree HG 7 handstamp, struck in black, recorded in the census of Kedgeree postal history — the office known today as Khejuri, Bengal Presidency. What is a pre stamp cover?
Postal cover from kedgeree (bengal), bearing HG 7 handstamp in Black. Dated 16 April 1846. Scarce example of postal history from this office.
2 images of COV-3382 are recorded (front, back); the Kedgeree HG 7 mark itself is recorded in use 1838–1848.
Questions about COV-3382
- What is COV-3382?
- COV-3382 is a recorded pre stamp cover of Kedgeree, Bengal Presidency of 16 April 1846, bearing the Kedgeree HG 7 handstamp in black. Postal cover from kedgeree (bengal), bearing HG 7 handstamp in Black. Dated 16 April 1846. Scarce example of postal history from this office.
- How scarce is the Kedgeree HG 7 mark on this cover?
- The census grades Kedgeree HG 7 as common, counted from surviving recorded covers rather than estimated. The mark is recorded in use 1838–1848.
- When was COV-3382 posted?
- COV-3382 is dated 16 April 1846, within the recorded period of use of Kedgeree HG 7 (1838–1848).
About this record
This 16 April 1846 pre stamp cover of British India bears the Kedgeree HG 7 handstamp of the Bengal Presidency, a mark graded “Common” in this census — one of 13 surviving covers with this mark recorded.
