Bahamas Philately: 1968 14th Parliamentary Conference – 10c Bahamas Mace with Big Ben

The Bahamas Mace, the symbol of parliamentary authority, is 165 years old. On a day that became historic, April 27, 1965, a Progressive Liberal Party member was expelled from the House of Assembly for talking too long during a debate. In a dramatic move “to show we are not afraid”…

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Bahamas Philately: 1968 14th Parliamentary Conference – 3c Legislative Building 1729-1968

It was 156 years ago, in the year 1812, that Colonial-style structures were erected in the downtown heart of Nassau and these were the houses of Parliament. They were constructed of coral limestone and have since house the Legislature, Supreme Court, General Post Office, and the now defunct Colonial Secretary’s…

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Bahamas Philately: 1968 14th Parliamentary Conference

The Empire Parliamentary Association was founded on 18 July 1911. As well as Members of the UK Parliament, the meeting was attended by representatives of the then dominion Parliaments of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Newfoundland and South Africa. The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association emerged from the Empire Parliamentary Association at a…

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Zambia Philately: 1968 United Nations Day – 10n World Health Organisation

Twenty years has elapsed since the World Health Organisation formally came into existence. Zambia became a member country in 1965 after attaining independence in 1964. A stamp of 10 ngwee denomination is used bearing the World Health Organisation emblem and the words “20th Anniversary of the World Health Organisation.” Colours…

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