Sunday, 10 November 2013
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2916. 🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea New Issues Yet Again. - *New issues -* I have reported previously in several Blogs on the confused picture of the new issues of Papua New Guinea in recent years. From about 2...
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would you buy this????????????? I hope not!! - Ok I have not written for 5 months. Sorry, too many things to write about. Why bore you, just joking. The stamp scene is full of brilliant stamps ...
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Valentine card from Bath to Charterhouse Hinton, 1854 - The Valentine Card below was sent from Bath to Charterhouse Hinton, in an envelope postmarked on the back in Bath on 14th February 1854. The envelope th...
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ATM NEWS ~ Spain - Comper C.L.A. 7 Swift (1930) - Comper C.L.A. 7 Swift (1930) Issue Date: May 3, 2026 Label Size: 55 x 25 mm Printer:
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Wales - Hi. Around Christmas last year, I had a small trip to Wales during which I sent myself a number of covers. This is mainly because many postal markings f...
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I'm going to cry... - This morning, I was monitoring a Royal Mail webpage. Before 8am, they had announced business and retail postal/service rate changes... but no mention abo...
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Christmas 2025 produces a mixed bag of modern postal history! - *We always expect at the busy Christmas period there will be oddities in the mail. No longer postmarks from Universal machines, but sometimes oddities o...
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Almost Everything Must Go - Firstly, my apologies for being conspicuous by my absence for nearly three years. Whilst the King's definitives are similar in design to Machins, I decid...
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