Norvic Philatelics Blog

An interesting long weekend, with torrential rain on Saturday, and a clear but none-to-warm Monday when the village had a yard-sale, so e...

It is not easy to create first day covers or maximum cards when the topic of the stamps is surrounded by intellectual property or copyrigh...

There are some aspects of British 20th century postmarks and postal markings which puzzle collectors in modern times, although when they oc...

An entertainment subject of a different sort will be the subject of the next stamp issue, which marks the centenary of the first appearance...

Most posts on this blog are read by just over 400 or so regular readers, and many by several hundred more.  Some people have written that i...

In 2020 Royal Mail will NOT issue a stamp marking the 400th anniversary of the sailing of the Pilgrim Fathers on the Mayflower.     The ...

There have been no new Post and Go stamps for almost two years, apart from reprints of existing designs with new year codes.  Consequentl...

Almost half-way through August and no new slogan postmarks have been reported. The last one for July, the Jack Charlton commemoration , w...

Before I have had time to finalise our catalogue, word reaches me today of yet another new Machin definitive stamp. The latest addition t...

I'm always wary when I write about a novelty from another country's postal administration in case Royal Mail think it's a good...