NATIONAL TELEPHONE COMPANY (NTC)
STAMPS


The NTC issued stamps which would allow non-subscribers of the NTC to use the companies call boxes.  Subscribers could also purchase stamps which could be attached to bills, as payment.

Stamps were available in the values 1d, 3d, 4d, 6d and 1s.

The head on the stamps was that of the Company Chairman, Colonel Robert Raynsford Jackson.

Stamps were discontinued in 1891 as coin boxes improved.

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A complete 1889 call sheet from a call office (Steve Lawrie).  The signatures are NTC subscribers who used the call office and the stamps are where non-subscribers made calls.

 

 

 
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