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Maharaja Portraits of Cochin (For the background contained in this post I am deeply indebted to Ron Rice who wrote a clear and detailed arti...
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Illustrated below are George the 5th Indian Empire Stamps showing some of the printings, varieties and overprints issued during his reign. ...
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Below are illustrated the 4 Pies issue of the Cochin Maharajas with some of the surcharge, official overprint, recess and litho printings an...
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Below are a small selection of early New Zealand postage stamps with values of halfpenny, 1 penny, and twopence.
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I like Japanese postage stamps for their design and for the cancels they use on stamps. I think sometimes the stamps are more attractive wit...
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Illustrated below are some of the Queen Elizabeth the 2nd issues for Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika when these now seperate countries were gov...
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Illustrated below is the 5 Shilling Sea Horse stamp. With a detail of the portrait medallion.
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Some of the earliest issues of the Indian State of Hyderabad from the turn of the 20 Century and earlier bear the legend Post Stamp and carr...
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Issued during a period of runaway monetary inflation between 1921 and 1923 in Germany.The Mark devalued so rapidly in these years that overp...
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Illustrated below are two album pages of Egyptian stamps. The earliest are from the French Occupation of Egypt. The legend on these stamps i...
Thursday, September 1, 2011
The Austalian Kangaroo Postage Stamp-An Old Album Page
Canada-Postage Stamps-"Harvesting With Horses"-Issued 1928
Canada-Two Commemorative Postage Stamps of Confederation-1927
British Empire Stamps-George the 5th Definitives-Indian 1 and 2 Rupees-1913-Illustrated
An Early Australian Postage Stamp-1888 1 Shilling Kangaroo-Illustrated
George the 6th-1939-48-High Value Postage Issues-Illustrated
Illustrated is a set of the George the 6th 1938 issue of high value stamps. With a detail of the 1Pound value below. The set consisted of 2/6 (red-brown,issued 1939) 2/6 (yellow-green, issued 1942), 5 Shilling (red) 10 Shilling (dark-blue, issued 1939), 10 Shilling (ultramarine, issued 1942), and a 1 pound (brown, issued 1948). The 1 pound more highly valued lightly used.
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