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2950. 🏴 No Stamps For The 2026 Commonwealth Games. - *🏴 The Commonwealth Games, Glasgow, Scotland.* 23 July - 2 August 2026 - No stamps. It appears that the 2026 Commonwealth Games hosted b...
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FRANCE ~ 2026 FFAP Congress FDC - France 2026 FFAP Congress FDC, posted on June 11, 2026 from Paris to Taipei with arrival postmarked on July 22, 2026.
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Relaunch of the Postal History of the World blog. - *Five years after I set it up I have made the first substantive post to my World Postal History blog.* Read about the connection between a registered air...
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From Far Eastern Russia to one of Britain's major engineering companies, to the King of Siam! - *It's hard to believe it is over five years since I set up this blog to show how interesting world postal history can be. The work involved in sorting s...
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A couple of interesting Letterheads - Here is a very ornate letterhead on an invoice from Egerton Burnett in Wellington, dated December 1892 proclaiming six Royal Warrants of Appointment - se...
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STAMP COLLECTOR AUG 2026; Easter Island philately - [image: Stamp Collecto magazine August 2026- Easter Island philately] 'Stamp Collector' magazine August 2026 I thought I would mention that the Augu...
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Three new issues from the Channel Islands - There have been three new issues from the Channel Islands this week as Guernsey, Sark and Alderney all released new sets on Tuesday. They are very differen...
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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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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...
