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Graves was second in command under Rear-Admiral Horatio Nelson at the Battle of Copenhagen on 2nd April 1801
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A scarce and fascinating postal history destination item
A calibre 26-330 SC movement: Patek's extraordinary movement
Where two stages are the same
Great Britain 1840 1d Mulready Letter sheet (Stereo A219 "Unplaced"), SGME1 Tonga stamps Graves was second in commandGreat Britain 1840 1d Mulready Letter Sheet (Stereo A219 "Unplaced"), SGME1 A very fine used example sent from Claremorris, Ireland via Ballyglass and Longford to Newtown Forbes, and then redirected to Bristol, England. Neatly cancelled by a red Maltese Cross and marked with a black manuscript "1" to indicate postage due upon redirection Backstamps and transit marks include Claremorris dispatch 'SE. 25. 1840', Ballyglass and Longford transits: 'SE.