Join the Winnipeg Philatelic Society for a look at Australian Antarctic Territory stamps.
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Join Paul Fraser Collectibles as they list their top 10 stamp collectors.
View More Paul Fraser Collectibles: Our top 10 famous stamp collectors
Stampless letters, paid for by the receiver, and private postal systems, were gradually phased out in the United States after the introduction of adhesive postage stamps, first issued by the U.S. government post office on 1st July 1847, in the denominations of 5¢ and 10¢, with the use of stamps…
View More Royal Philatelic Society London: First United States Issue
Let’s talk about the stamps of the Island Games with Richard Philatelist.
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Postal Pleasures presents: Flag, Airplane, & Other Fancy Cancel Stamped Covers & Cards – A Thoughtful & Generous Viewer Gift!
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The American Philatelic Society presents The Transport Plane Series Air Post Stamps 1941 – 1944 by David Saks
View More Stamp Chats: Transport Plane Series Air Post Stamps 1941 – 1944
Saint Pierre & Miquelon – The Stamp Shortage of 1926 Presented by James R. Taylor of the France and Colonies Philatelic Society (US). On the handstamps, PP is Port Payé and EV is En Ville.
View More France & Colonies Philatelic Society: Saint Pierre & Miquelon – The Stamp Shortage of 1926
Robert Rufe, President of the Brandywine Valley Stamp Club, discusses his many years of research on the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s use of leftover booklet paper to print eleven flat plate stamps in 1928. These varieties are now listed in the Scott’s Specialized Catalogue of U.S. Stamps and Covers…
View More Philatelic Society of Lancaster County: 1928 Fourth Bureaus on Special Booklet Paper
Join PTS & STAMPEX as they look at the Wilding Castles 1955-1970.
View More Philatelic Traders’ Society: Wilding Castles 1955-1970
Join Kemba Stamps as he looks at a Southern Rhodesia censored cover and some early Sierra Leone stamps.
View More Kemba Stamps: Southern Rhodesia censor cover and early Sierra Leone