Kelvedon & Feering
Essex, England

1st Kelvedon Scouts were renamed Kelvedon & Feering Scouts in 1987. As with other East Essex Scout Groups, prior to 1990 there were two different charges depending upon destination, 5p for Kelvedon, Feering & Insworth, 10p to areas outside these three villages. Cards with 10p stamps were passed to the central East Essex sorting office and then onwards to the relevant delivery groups for the destinations concerned.

Kelvedon & Feering Scouts are part of the East Essex District within the Scout County of Essex.

1987

1987 issue - imperf still needed 1987 issue - imperf still needed

Types 1 and 2, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 24 (6 rows of 4) on imperforate gummed paper.



1988

1988 issue - roul 5 1988 issue - roul 5 still needed 1988 issue - perf 11 1988 issue - perf 11

Types 3 to 6, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 24 (6 rows of 4) on gummed paper. Forme rouletted about 5 (types 3 & 4) or perforated about 11 (types 5 & 6). A few of these may have been used late on in 1987, a few imperforate stamps from 1987 were re-used in 1988. First day covers bearing both stamps produced on plain white envelopes.

According to the organisers both values were produced in both rouletted & perforated versions but the compiler has only seen 5p rouletted and 10p perforated versions, including those on the first day cover.



1989 - 1990

1989 issue 1989 issue

Types 7 and 8, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 24 (6 rows of 4) on gummed paper. Line perforated about 6. First day covers bearing both stamps produced on plain white envelopes. Souvenir (first day of service) covers also produced on plain white envelopes in 1990. A few sheets of the 10p value were issued imperforate. Although the postal charge was raised to 10p anywhere from 1990 the old 5p stamps were used up in pairs.



1991 - 1992

1991 issue

Type 9, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 24 (6 rows of 4) on gummed paper. Line rouletted about 5½ but a few released imperforate. First day covers produced on plain white envelopes. Souvenir (first day of service) covers also produced on plain white envelopes in 1992. Note the circle now added around the value.



1993

1993 issue

Type 10, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 24 (6 rows of 4) on gummed paper. Line rouletted about 6 to 6½. First day covers were produced on plain white envelopes.



1994

1994 issue

Type 11, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 48 (6 rows of 8) on self-adhesive paper. Line rouletted about 6½ to 7. First day covers were produced on plain white envelopes.



1995

1995 issue close up of edge

Type 12, 30x30mm, printed by the East Essex District in sheets of 48 (6 rows of 8) on self-adhesive paper. Used copies seen with 1995 datestamps appear to have been hand cut with slightly serrated scissors, not rouletted or perforated as before. The detail picture shows the indentations on the left-hand margin of the stamp.



1996 - 1998


No information available about the service (if any) provided in these years.


1999

1999 issue 1999 issue

Types 12 and 13, designed by ? & printed by ? using an ink-jet printer onto A4 sheets of 14 self-adhesive labels (7 rows of 2), being printed three per label giving sheets of 42. When cut these can have all 4 corners square or 2 rounded at left or right with the other 2 square.



2000

2000 issue 2000 issue 2000 issue

Types 15 to 17, designed by ? & printed by ? using an ink-jet printer onto A4 sheets of 14 self-adhesive labels (7 rows of 2), being printed three per label giving sheets of 42. When cut these can have all 4 corners square or 2 rounded at left or right with the other 2 square.



2001 - 2002

2001 issue 2001 issue 2001 issue
2001 issue 2001 issue 2001 issue

Types 18 to 31, designed by ? & printed by ? using an ink-jet printer onto A4 sheets of 14 self-adhesive labels (7 rows of 2), types 18-30 being printed three per label and type 31, 4 per label, giving sheets of 42 and 56 respectively. When cut types 30 & 31 can have all 4 corners square or 2 rounded at left or right with the other 2 square, types 18, 21, 24 & 27 have 2 rounded corners at the left, types 20, 23, 26 & 29 have two at the right, all others have 4 square corners.



Cancellations

black postmark

Type P1 - used in 1987.


 

black postmark

Type P2 - used from 1988 onwards.


 


Statistics

Year 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990
Start None None None None None None Dec 5 Dec 3 Dec 2 Dec 1
Printed None None None None None None 2,400x5p
2,400x10p
0 2,400x5p
2,400x10p
0
Carried None None None None None None 2,677 2,700 3,000 3,000
Year 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Start Dec 7 Dec 5 Nov 28 Nov 25 . . . . . .
Printed 3,600 0 . . . . . . . .
Carried . . . . . . . . . .
Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Start . Dec 2 . . . . . . . .
Printed . . . . . . . . . .
Carried . . . . . . . . . .

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