Welcome back to another video from I’ll Be Stamped! In this episode, he will give you a run down of what is going on with the channel. That includes videos he is working on, and a new series he is starting! He also will give a collection update about his Costa…
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Join Paul Schmid and the Falkland Islands Philatelic Study Group for a comprehensive look at the Falkland islands 1933 Centenary Issue, from designs through proofs to the issued stamps. Also looking at the Postal History including the first air mail flights in 1934.
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In this episode of Snail Mail with Smokey we look at stamps from the world’s smallest country, Vatican City.
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In this video, Let’s Talk Stamps demonstrates how to optimize your stamp collection by creating stamp label templates in Microsoft Word. After typing in key information such as the date, series description and catalog number, you can print off stamp labels with standard printer paper or cardstock.
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Ted Talks Stamps removed all the loose stamps strewn within the pages, and took an inventory of the stamps mounted in his album. This is the baseline from which he will give future updates as he fills the album with stamps up to the year 1934.
View More Ted Talks Stamps: Ep.87 – 1935 Stamp Album Baseline and Viewer Top-10
A presentation by the British Thematic Association about philatelic passports, created for stamp shows the world over. Presented by Jon Matthias.
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Join Stamp Sleuth for a look into topical collecting, in specific the topical of rocks and minerals, along with a closely related spin off.
View More Stamp Sleuth: Collecting Rock Stamps That Rock!
Skelton cancellers play a vital role in keeping post offices running when their usual canceller is not usable. Roger Johnson reviews his collection of Sarawak skeleton cancellers used in the 1970s and 1980s for the Sarawak Specialists Society.
View More Sarawak Specialists Society: Skeletons In My Sarawak Cupboard 1970s and 1980s
Join the American Topical Association for The Puerto Rico Checklist – How I prepared It by Drew Keratin.
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This 1898 stamp is considered to be the most beautiful stamp ever issued by the United States. Join Exploring Stamps and explore the ‘Western Cattle in Storm’ stamp and how it got to be crowned as the top beauty in US.
View More Exploring Stamps: #Philately – Is this the Most Beautiful U.S. Stamp?