The Digital Philatelist

The Antilles Tercentenary Issue of Martinique presented by Dick Stevens, past president of the France and Colonies Philatelic Society (US). The Martinique Tercentary earned its own set of six stamps.  You will see original artwork for the two designs, several proofs, and many uses of the stamps over the next…

Charles and Michael discuss recent announcements made by eBay on their authentication service, what this means for the future of collectibles, and how it could impact the philatelic marketplace.

In der heutigen Episode des PhilaTalks erörtert uns Ursula Huber das Thema Datenschutz. Sie erklärt worauf zu achten ist, worüber man sich grundsätzlich keine Gedanken machen muss und was Zahnpflege eigentlich mit Datensicherheit zu tun hat. In today’s PhilaTalk episode, Ursula Huber discusses the topic of data protection. She explains…

Присоединяйтесь к Логову Интроверта, чтобы посмотреть на Героев СССР – Зоя Космодемьянская Join Introvert’s Lair for a look at the Heroes of USSR – Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya

In this weeks episode Ourdadsstamps talks about the equipment you must have to be able to identify, look after and display your stamps. We also find out whether it’s worth spending 900€ on an album, where to find a free catalogue, and an easy trick to zoom in to the…

Join StampCat Stamps as she looks at this block of Canadian stamps that tells the story of Winnie the Pooh‘s Canadian origins. His namesake- Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada- has a statue and exhibit dedicated to Pooh Bear. Let’s go to Winnipeg!

The First African NFT Stamps Collection is a veritable distillation of all of the art south of the Sahara. The collection includes three NFT stamps with traditional African masks (2005 edition) – “Masque Dan”, “Masque Zamble”, “Masque De Gu”; and one historic stamp named “Elephant” (1959 edition) in 3 denominations.…

Enjoy an introduction to quilts with the National Postal Museum and the National Museum of American History. Educators touch on the artistry and history of quilts through collection images, a children’s book, and postage stamps.