Sunday, 10 November 2013
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2817. 🇮🇪 Irish Republic’s Christmas Stamps. - *New issues **-* *🇮🇪 An Post *(postal service of the *Republic of Ireland*) - 30 October 2025 - Christmas - 6 self-adhesive stamps issued in 2 bookl...
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Looking for penpals from specific places.... - I was scrolling through a couple of penpal groups on Facebook, and had forgotten that seeking penpals from every US state was a thing. I don't think I ha...
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ATM NEWS ~ France - Paris Autumn Philatelic Salon 2025 - Paris Autumn Philatelic Salon 2025 Issue Date: November 6, 2025 Label Size: 80 x 30 mm Printer: Philaposte
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Sixpenny Handley in the Woodyates Penny Post in Dorset - Further to my earlier post on Woodyates Penny Post (in Dorset), here is another example of the unboxed "No.2" receiving house handstamp in use at Sixpenn...
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Martin Jennings King Charles III portrait on stamps, article - For an excellent article about the King Charles III portrait created by Martin Jennings as used on stamps and coins see https://www.royalmint.com/storie...
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Collecting modern British franking machine impressions - Hi. Franking machines, as a method of paying for mail, has been used by mainly mid-sized companies and business for many years. A franking impression...
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Some Royal Mail operatives still getting it wrong on validity. - *It's been quite a long time since anybody reported having perfectly valid stamps declared invalid, and then two arrive almost together. I think I can s...
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30c Marie-Adélaïde Official - Variety: Retouched "e" of "Officiel" - + René Berlingin Certificate (!) - * 30c Marie-Adélaïde Official* *with retouched "e" * *Berlingin Certificate* [image: Picture of Berlingin] * René Berlingin * *1911-1986* S...
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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...
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