Monday, 2 May 2011
Security Machin - 2nd class large business sheet 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Other philatelic blogs (open in new tabs)
-
2628.🇦🇺 Australia Post’s New Issues For The Start of 2025. - *New Issues *- 🇦🇺 *Australia Post *- 🇨🇽 Issue inscribed *Christmas Island Australia -* 7 January 2024 - Chinese New Year, Year of the Snake - 3...
-
Some Skeletons - Holford, Midford, Marston Magna, Stoke under Ham, Templecombe SO, West Harptree and Williton - A random accumulation of Skeletons, starting with a Climax rubber skeleton for Holford used on 29th May 1914. The skeleton below from Midford used on 14t...
-
ATM NEWS ~ Isle of Man - Christmas 2024 - Christmas 2024 Issue Date: October 28, 2024 Label Size: Printer:
-
Nazi propaganda - Stamp Magazine December 2024 - I thought I would mention that 'Stamp Magazine' of December 2024 has my long article on Nazi stamps - 'How the National Socialists' ideology and typogr...
-
cddstamps is back writing.... :-) - Hello, Sometimes we just forget how fast the days and weeks and months go by. These past 6 months have been a blurr in many ways. But I am still aroun...
-
Coming partially off (un)social media. - For a few years, this blog had a page on Facebook, but I've since deleted it. Also, my forum had a page and group on FB, and now, they are both gone from...
-
New King Charles III Horizon Labels - Today 31st July 2023 is the last day of validity for the old style Machins without a barcode. So it is now an official fact and a sad day. It is also guar...
-
From Odessa to Constantinople and Mont Athos: the Christou Collection - *The text which follows is my Introduction to the Christou Collection which will be sold at Heinrich Koehler, Wiesbaden,in June** 2020 as Lots 507 - 643....
-
10c Adolphe Postal Card Used to Kieta, SOLOMON ISLANDS in 1905 - 10c Adolphe Postal Card to the Marist Catholic Mission in Kieta, Bougainville Island, Solomon Islands in 1905 Reverse use of the 10c Adolphe Reply Ha...
-
More about Horizon labels - It has taken a while but I think I now have a reasonably good idea of the development of these labels. Much of the information I gleaned from Postage Label...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for reading the blog and commenting: please use an identity (name or pseudonym) rather than being Anonymous; it helps us to know which 'anonymous' comments are from the same person to avoid confusion. Comments are moderated to avoid spam, but will be published as soon as possible.