COV-1074
1 June 1831 Juanpore Cover

Scan or Photo Courtesy of Spink
Date
1 June 1831
Description
Juanpore: 1831 (1 June) entire letter to Fort'William, Calcutta showing a good to fine strike of the very scarce oval " ..liraNlon./r,osr-OFFICE/rS/p'p"' (HG 1) with rate "6ds" in ms. alongside
Auction
Provenance
Dr. Soli Contractor
Same office
Other recorded marks at Juanpore
1 markOne other pre-1854 postal marking of Juanpore is recorded in the census. Compare it against this mark to place your cover.
About this Juanpore pre stamp cover
COV-1074 is a Juanpore pre stamp cover of 1 June 1831 bearing the Juanpore HG 1 handstamp, struck in black, recorded in the census of Juanpore postal history — the office known today as Jaunpur, North Western Provinces. What is a pre stamp cover?
Juanpore: 1831 (1 June) entire letter to Fort'William, Calcutta showing a good to fine strike of the very scarce oval " ..liraNlon./r,osr-OFFICE/rS/p'p"' (HG 1) with rate "6ds" in ms. alongside
Its recorded auction history runs through Spink lot 104.
1 image of COV-1074 is recorded; the Juanpore HG 1 mark itself is recorded in use 1830–1836.
Questions about COV-1074
- What is COV-1074?
- COV-1074 is a recorded pre stamp cover of Juanpore, North Western Provinces of 1 June 1831, bearing the Juanpore HG 1 handstamp in black. Juanpore: 1831 (1 June) entire letter to Fort'William, Calcutta showing a good to fine strike of the very scarce oval " ..liraNlon./r,osr-OFFICE/rS/p'p"' (HG 1) with rate "6ds" in ms. alongside
- How scarce is the Juanpore HG 1 mark on this cover?
- The census grades Juanpore HG 1 as common, counted from surviving recorded covers rather than estimated. The mark is recorded in use 1830–1836.
- What is the provenance of COV-1074?
- Its recorded auction history runs through Spink lot 104.
- When was COV-1074 posted?
- COV-1074 is dated 1 June 1831, within the recorded period of use of Juanpore HG 1 (1830–1836).
About this record
This 1 June 1831 pre stamp cover of British India bears the Juanpore HG 1 handstamp of the North Western Provinces, a mark graded “Common” in this census — one of 8 surviving covers with this mark recorded. It has appeared at auction with Spink, lot 104.

