by osiris » Fri Sep 19, 2008 4:39 am
2nd class stamps are either 27p or 42p, depending on the size of stamp. The 42p ones say "Large" on them. Large stamps are used for items which are over 240mm x 165mm, 5mm thick.
Assuming they're small stamps, and the weight is under 100g, you need to send it via Airmail Letters. The price would be £1.36. So you'd need 6 2nd class stamps for UK to Rep. Ireland.
If the item you're sending is over the size limits above, you won't be able to use the stamps you have. And A5 envelope is classed as a small letter, so provided you don't go over 5mm thick, it should be fine.
Check out this PDF for postal prices
ftp://ftp.royalmail.com/Downloads/publi ... _A4_08.pdf
2nd class stamps are either 27p or 42p, depending on the size of stamp. The 42p ones say "Large" on them. Large stamps are used for items which are over 240mm x 165mm, 5mm thick.
Assuming they're small stamps, and the weight is under 100g, you need to send it via Airmail Letters. The price would be £1.36. So you'd need 6 2nd class stamps for UK to Rep. Ireland.
If the item you're sending is over the size limits above, you won't be able to use the stamps you have. And A5 envelope is classed as a small letter, so provided you don't go over 5mm thick, it should be fine.
Check out this PDF for postal prices ftp://ftp.royalmail.com/Downloads/public/ctf/rm/tariff2008/Airmail_Prices_A4_08.pdf