Looking for some info on some more obscure items.

The one in the link isn't quite the same. Guessing a different issue / year?

Also, Didn't twig the cherry blossom before posting it in GB classics 😂 . Thanks.

Hi, Gavin (gotstamps85 ), and thanks for your post.

Do you know how to do a web search using Google or other similar platform?  If you do, try entering the legend from your stamp, along with the word "stamp" like this:
When you do that, the top result is a thread in another online stamp community that discusses these stamps in detail, and in fact, there is a page of catalogue listings shown there:

www.stampcommunity.org/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=9987

It doesn't work every time, but you might be surprised how often a simple web search based on what info you can get from the item itself will lead you to the answer.

Hope this helps.

coming back to the cut-out from a letter card (perfs. down right side) showing Q. Victoria, the barred oval obliterator showing J11, indicates this cancellation was made in a place called Armley, in Yorkshire (U.K.) - which have to say I'd never heard of before. A district in the west of Leeds apparently with connections to the industrial revolution, so some oldish stuff there.            This P.O. was certainly active and on the list for 1892, though for how long prior to that I've no idea.
Ref. 'British Post Office Numbers 1844  -  1906'    By G. Brumell.

Just to add a little to daniel's information about the two ovals showing 1d. and 1.1/2d., from postal stationery, in view of the fact that this guy has hair he is going to be George V, though regret unable to help as to date.