Author: thedigitalphilatelist

Únase a Mi Oficina para una discusión sobre la temática de los cérvidos. Support Document Tierra de Cérvidos (PDF)

Late in 1783, New England Loyalists after the American War of Independence, sailed from New York to ‘Nova Scotia’. Fredericton was chosen as the location for the capital in 1785. There is reference to a ‘post office’ in Fredericton as early as 1788. Ron Smith looks at Fredericton’s history through…

Postal Pleasures Presents: Hungarian Stamps Ep1 Part 2 – Wonderful Stamp Sets From Viewer Szilárd Nemes!

Join StampCat as she explores her stamp collection: focusing this Finland postage stamp of the Hämeensilta Bridge, in Tampere!

Join StampCat as she tells the story of The Battle of Electricity- a fight to save the Keratsini Power Station from attack by departing German occupiers. The brave Greek citizens, power plant employees, and militia guerrilla group ELAS (peoples liberation army) fought valiantly for hours against the invaders and won!…

StampCat shows you Pokemon postage stamps from her collection, plus 2 exciting Pokémon philatelic updates!

StampCat researches another postage stamp from her stamp collection: the Johnny Canuck stamp from the Canadian Superheroes stamp series issued in 1995. Join StampCat as she learns a bit about Canadian Comics including Superman’s Toronto origins, the era of Canadian Whites, and Johnny Canuck, the political cartoon and comic-book war…

Part 1 of MyStampStories series on stamps of the Summer Olympic Games. In this video, he discusses stamps issued by host nations in the years 1896, 1906 (intercalated), 1920, 1924, 1928, 1948 and 1956. Link: Stamps of the Summer Olympic Games 1896-1956