This is the oldest stamp that I have in my collection, older than the Penny Black! On this episode of philately, Exploring Stamps explores a beautiful embossed revenue stamp from the UK and the 1786 parchment/vellum document from that it came with.
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Postal Pleasures Presents: East German Stamps DDR Ep10 – Mini Sheets, Many Mint Stamps, & Fun Topicals.
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Join the Philatelic Traders’ Society for an Introduction to Japanese Philately and activity of the Japan Philatelic Society Foundation.
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Support Documents Tasmanian Embossed Envelopes 1883-1912 (PDF)
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Join the American Philatelic Society and their guide to the Summer Seminar Online.
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Solving the Mystery of Specimen Stamp Irregular Blocks presented by Gary Loew brought to you by the British Empire Study Group.
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Coins, Stamps and Collectibles looks at 4 stamps from the 2010 Postal release from Jersey depicting images from Children’s books. Dr Doolittle, Alice in Wonderland, How the Elephant got his trunk and finally the Dong with the Luminous Nose are all represented.
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Rick Barrett discusses how he first became involved in philately at a young age, and the influence that teachers, stamp shops, and libraries had in his engagement in the hobby growing up. We also talk about Barrett’s book: Buffalo Cinderellas: The Gentleman, the Huckster, and the Pan American Exposition. PODCAST…
View More Conversations with Philatelists: Episode 50 – World’s Fairs and Buffalo CinderellasThe Bahamas Hotel Association started as a social club among half a dozen or so hoteliers in the late 1940s. For two to three years it was just a social club but in 1952, seven of the hoteliers decided to form an association. The Chief architect of the Bahamas Hotel…
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This is the second part of the Tin Can Mail story, this time Exploring Stamps explores the islands of St. Kilda where ocean currents and sheer luck helped to send messages to Scotland. (Part 1 link).
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