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The shop will remain open and we will be dealing with orders as quickly as possible on our return.
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1919. 🇸🇬 Singapore’s Tribute To Frontline Heroes. - 🇸🇬 *Singapore Post *will issue a second COVID-19-related issue on 6 August 2021 which is titled ‘A Tribute to Frontline Heroes”. The set will ...
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ROC ~ ROCUPEX 2021 Kaoshiung Date Postponed - Republic of China (Taiwan) ROCUPEX 2021 Kaoshiung will postponed until November 5 to 8, 2021. Due to COVID-19 reason, the annual national stampex will ch...
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Registered Letter to Glastonbury with Banking contents, 1882 - The registered envelope below was sent to Glastonbury in 1882. The contents were a promissary note for £200 and a letter giving the lender a lien on Tit...
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Marginal Markings - When ever I buy a job lot of counter booklets is always nice to pick out panes with marginal markings to study. There are several that are obtainable ...
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Joseph Geyfman, Local Stamps Provisionals - New Edition announced - This advertisement is reproduced with the author's permission and will be of interest to Blog readers:
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In Grand Duchess Charlotte's Hand - * Service de la Grande Duchesse* Colmar-Berg 24 December 1932 to Munich, Germany
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Life and that - For reasons, perhaps, I do not want to go into, I lost my letter writing mojo last month. Managed to write a few letters this month but the mojo hasn't ...
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The Big Stamp with a Barcode - Just as you may have thought that there wouldn't be much more of interest in Machins, along comes the Big 2nd. It's big because it is 38mm x 30mm inclu...
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New rate confusion, issue date confusion for 2020/21 tariff changes. - *The last 12 months of the Covid-19 pandemic have been difficult for all of us, and for postal operators there were, back in the spring, sudden and immed...
