Cemil Betanov, Vice President, Webmaster and Editor for the Errors, Freaks & Oddities (EFO) Collectors’ Club, speaks on Mail Wrappers: An Introduction, Foreign & Domestic. Issued by the U.S. in 1861 and then in other countries, these wrappers, a form of postal stationary contained the franking and address space to…
View More Philatelic Society of Lancaster County: Introduction to Collecting Newspaper Wrappers
Correspondencia Censurada de Chile a Europa durante la I Guerra Mundial – Cristian Mouat Te invito a pasear en moto – Sebastián Ferrer El Servicio Consular de Chile, Parte 1 – Heinz Junge Support Document Show and Tell – Chile (PDF)
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Join Ted Talks Stamps for his HipStamp unboxing!
View More Ted Talks Stamps: Episode 41 – Unboxing a HipStamp Auction Haul
Postal Pleasures Presents: Stamp Organization Ep2 – French Stamp Collection In A Lighthouse Stock Book
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Karl Rove, Former Deputy Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush, discusses his family’s history with stamp collecting, his favorite items in his collection, and the historical lessons that can be taught when diving into campaign covers. PODCAST Conversations with Philatelists YouTube
View More Conversations with Philatelists: Episode 58 – Historical Significance of Campaign Covers
Join Bob Collects Stamps for some of his favourite birds, not all of them, and some of the stamps they appear on, not all of them. Caution: Very Mild Philatelic Content NOTES: The Thai peacocks are Scott 2378-79 (thanks to Ted Talks Stamps). He found one other House Sparrow stamp,…
View More Bob Collects Stamps: Some Favourite Birds on Stamps
On May 11th, the Stanley Gibbons Auction House hosted the ‘India + Area’ signature sale – and set a new world record for a single Indian States stamp. Following a tense bidding war, the I.F.S Duttia, a 1896 ½a black on blue green, with control handstamp in blue, achieved a…
View More Stanley Gibbons: Setting a new philatelic world record
Award-winning exhibitor and an expert on Indian philately, Sandeep Jaiswal shares postage stamps, essays, postal stationery, covers, trial color proofs, progressive die proofs, telegraph stamps, and more in this presentation to the Chicago Philatelic Society. His items feature currencies such as the anna, rupee, pice, and paisa. The convention and…
View More Stamp Chats: Indian States Items with Sandeep Jaiswal
The Production of Washington and Franklin Flat Plate Coils 1909-1915 by Gregory Shoults with the Chicago Philatelic Society.
View More Stamp Chats: Washington and Franklin Flat Plate Coils 1909-1915
As part of the process of moving to a decimal currency system in 1860, the New Brunswick post office had to produce new stamps denominated in “cents” to replace the existing pence values. In December 1859, Charles Connell, the Postmaster General, let a contract to the American Bank Note Company…
View More Philatelic Specialists Society of Canada: Postal History of New Brunswick Cents Issue 1860