UPDATE 11 July 2014: more Great War postmarks for 28 May have been added to the website today.
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2803. 🇬🇧 Royal Mail’s Monopoly.
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*New issues *-
🇬🇧 *Royal Mail *-
16 October 2025 - 90th anniversary of the introduction of *Monopoly*, a
board game invented in the United States ...
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*IPDA Branded Sale Event on Hipstamp - October 10th through October 12th*
Please visit our store *cddstamps *as we are participating in this event
w...
Cranborne, Dorset in 1911
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The postcard below shows Water Street, Cranborne, being sent in August 1911
to Salisbury. Before around 1840 Cranborne was a Post Town before losing
out...
The Stamp of Innocence
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Having been looking around a hardware store for various bits and bobs, I
went to the garage next door for refreshments. I grabbed a drink, and when
I g...
New King Charles III Horizon Labels
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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...
More about Horizon labels
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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...
I Focus... On the 1d Yellow Ochre (Part 2)
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In my previous blog post I launched a new series focusing on the life and
times of the 1d yellow ochre Machin head stamp. In that blog I discovered
the su...
Worldwide New Issues Week 05 2018 - Part VI
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*10 FEB 2018*
*ITALY*
(US$1 = € 0.809)
Italian Vocalists
*URUGUAY*
(US$1 = U$ 28.368)
Year of the Dog
*11 FEB 2018*
*BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA (CROA...
New Blog!
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I have created a new blog covering postmarks of everything except
Lithuania. Check it out if you are interested!
https://postmarkcollecting.blogspot.com
The End of a Stamp Collection
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I am selling my life-long collection of stamps from Denmark.
It's an odd-- and totally unexpected-- thing for me to be writing. After
all, I had expected I...
Millennium 16 : CN Tower
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*[This post is another in a series profiling each of the 68 stamps issued
by Canada Post Corporation on September 15, 1999 on the occasion of the new
Mill...
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