Tuesday, 8 March 2016
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2705. 🇻🇦 Death Of Pope Francis. Many Stamp Issues Expected. - 🇻🇦 The *Vatican *announced the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday morning, 21 April 2025. The 88 year old pontiff had previously been hospitalis...
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Yeovil - 1878 and 1972 - The cover below, sent in September 1878 from South Petherton to Montacute, was underfranked as it weighed more than 1 oz. It received a framed "More to ...
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ROC ~ Giant Panda ATM Maxicard - Giant Panda Label: Green print Panda with ATM code 120 Postmark: 2010-11-12 Taichung TPO Postcard: CP
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Bah humbug - Oh what deep joy: Royal Mail raised postage rates this month. On the domestic front, the rates aren't too bad, with 2nd class up 2p to *87p*, and 1st cla...
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Three little pieces of News - Hello, here is the most amazing piece of trivia you will ever read............... well I say that with a smile... :-) somehow a year, well nearly a...
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Universal Mail UK - International Postcard Stamps usage - *From time to time I get asked about these stamps, which are widely sold from tourist attractions, and often exclusive to them. I suspect that is largel...
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Argentina's Eva Peron; STAMP magazine January 2025 - [image: STamp Magazine UK January 2025 has a major article on Eva Peron.] *STAMP *magazine Ja...
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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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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....
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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...
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