Author: thedigitalphilatelist

Stampman takes a look at the Nature of America series, which ran for 12 years and is notable for the quality of the landscape art on each pane. He’ll also dig into other examples of selvage design from US stamp history.

In 1939 the first undersea post office came into existence off the coast of the Bahamas, as extraordinary as that sounds it really did happen. Join Coins, Stamps and Collectibles for the story.

Join the Sarawak Specialists Society for this puzzle where the aim is to identify “Walter” who wrote a set of 10 postcards of the peoples of Sarawak in Borneo in 1937/38. The addressees in South India are known since the recording to be Miss Clare Jonklaas and Miss Margery Jonklaas…

Ukraine has sent a message to its Russian invaders, through a postage stamp! Let’s explore a couple of mail items that were sent to me from Ukraine, and learn about the Snake Island incident along with the defiant stamp that has embodied Ukraine’s rallying cry.

Join Winnipeg Philatelic Society for Too Many Machins Redux.

Stamp Sleuth takes a brief look into stamps from New Zealand including Life Insurance, Health and air mail stamps.

Join Stampman as he explores the start of the Classic Collection, errors on US stamps, and intentionally creating a rare release.

Eclectic Philatelist presents William Tell and the Swiss stamps honoring him and his son Walter.