Please help me ID and value these postal history pieces?

[SeLondon22]

Looking for some help .

Thank you for your time

[dwhopper]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

[flip138]

First one is part of a UK franking machine impression.

Second one is part of a UK registered postal stationery envelope. These were reissued frequently to keep up with changes in the registration fee.

Third one is a piece of Indian postal stationery.

If they are all pieces, rather than complete items, I doubt they would have any value.

Phil

[SeLondon22]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

I Don’t normally post “lousy” photos but it was easy doing it off the phone .

[SeLondon22]

First one is part of a UK franking machine impression.

Second one is part of a UK registered postal stationery envelope. These were reissued frequently to keep up with changes in the registration fee.

Third one is a piece of stationery.

If they are all pieces, rather than complete items, I doubt they would have any value.

Phil

Thank you phill’ The 1st is on a full cover the 2nd Is on a flap of an envelope’ The Indian one is just a cut out piece . I’ll add a “ Non-Lousy” photo a bit later.

Nicola

[Global Admin]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

Agree, even if he had bothered using a more intelligent heading and GOOD scans, in the CORRECT Forum, still all landfill.

[peterh]

I believe the ‘guy’ is female (Nicola).

[SeLondon22]

Thank you for the kind words and 100% female!

[Mongoose]

Sorry.... Didn't even look at your name.

[SeLondon22]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

Agree, even if he had bothered using a more intelligent heading and GOOD scans, in the CORRECT Forum, still all landfill.

Ouch !…… That’s good because my OCD is telling me to cut around them !

[steevh]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

Agree, even if he had bothered using a more intelligent heading and GOOD scans, in the CORRECT Forum, still all landfill.

Ouch !…… That’s good because my OCD is telling me to cut around them !

As a general rule you should never cut any postal items to shape, whether they be stamps, postmarks, postal stationery cutouts or whatever. It decreases their value, sometimes substantially (eg early imperfs of UK, India).

Its a bad habit to get into, as even an apparently worthless stamp could have a more valuable cancellation.

[SeLondon22]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

Agree, even if he had bothered using a more intelligent heading and GOOD scans, in the CORRECT Forum, still all landfill.

Ouch !…… That’s good because my OCD is telling me to cut around them !

As a general rule you should never cut any postal items to shape, whether they be stamps, postmarks, postal stationery cutouts or whatever. It decreases their value, sometimes substantially (eg early imperfs of UK, India).

Its a bad habit to get into, as even an apparently worthless stamp could have a more valuable cancellation.

Thank You for your Advice ' I Haven't took to cutting them yet.

I Got them as there are in my late step grandfathers collection 20 years ago, I Also received my 2023 british stamp market book it has some information inside re the cut outs to

nicola

[Chkpoint Charlie]

Based on the lousy images provided, essentially worthless.

Agree, even if he had bothered using a more intelligent heading and GOOD scans, in the CORRECT Forum, still all landfill.

Ouch !…… That’s good because my OCD is telling me to cut around them !

I have CDO, it's like OCD except the letters are in the right order!