PTS and STAMPEX: Line Engraved stamps of Great Britain 1840-1880

Leading collector/exhibitor/dealer Bill Barrell and leading expert/collector on these issues Mike Williams will be chatting about this classic British issue, and in particular the 1d black and 1d red, although the principles discussed can be applied to all line engraved stamps. Bill will be looking at the printing process, the…

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Conversations with Philatelists: Episode 26 – The Philatelic Traders’ Society Awards with Marcus Orsi

In this mini episode, Charles Epting of HR Harmer and Michael Cortese of NobleSpirit speak with Philatelic Traders’ Society (PTS) Counsel member and Chief Philatelist at David Feldman, Marcus Orsi, about the newly developed Philatelic Traders’ Society Awards. Marcus discusses the award categories, the PTS vision for the future of…

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Conversations with Philatelists: Episode 25 – Exhibiting Award Winning Collections with Gordon Eubanks

Charles Epting of HR Harmer and Michael Cortese of NobleSpirit interview Gordon Eubanks as he discusses his Champion of Champions award winning exhibits, his new collecting interests, and the current changing trends in judging exhibits. PODCAST Exhibiting Award Winning Collections with Gordon Eubanks YouTube

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RPSL: Postal History of the Natal Invasion & the Siege of Ladysmith

This presentation, given by the President of the Royal Philatelic Society London Richard Stock FRPSL, is on Anglo Boer War Postal History, featuring the Republican invasion of Natal and the siege of Ladysmith. War was declared on 10th October 1899 and numerically superior Boer Forces from the Transvaal and Orange…

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Royal Philatelic Society London: Sarawak – Pirates, Population and Posts

Before 1841 Sarawak was under the Sovereignty of the Sultan of Brunei. Englishman James Brooke helped the Sultan’s Uncle Hassim quell a rebellion of Dyaks. In doing so he was granted the province of Sarawak, its revenues and its trade. Nominally, he remained the feudal lord of the Sultan until…

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