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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: The Spirit of Cinderella(s) - your favourites? |
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Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 12:32:24 pm
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| Here is the elusive Lawrie Walker Birthday FDC, I think this was the first time Taniquah had an embossed-gold cover. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/Taniquah-11-Lawrie-FDC-SBver_zps8f83ffa5.jpg Taniquah 2011 Birthday of the Rt Hon Mr Lawrie Walker set on FDC. Note that this cover has... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 02:42:29 am
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| An enlargement of the pmk makes it clearer: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/unident-pembroke-pmk-600dpi_zps052edba3.jpg The 15th September 1900 cover (shown earlier in this thread) enlarged to emphasise the postmark. Now that it is enlarged, it seems clear that the letter before the E... |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: The Spirit of Cinderella(s) - your favourites? |
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Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 02:05:13 am
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^ but doesn't that description apply to ALL rulers of countries?
(I cannot think of a single ruler with guilt-free hands. Oops, possibly Helen Clark?  ) |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 01:56:25 am
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| Panterra, Are you quite certain these are the only two choices for the postmarker location? From what I can see, for the location to be symmetrically positioned beneath 'N.Z.' you can only have three letters to the left of the 'R' of 'RAU' of which one is 'E'. The 'W' in 'KAWERAU' has to be at leas... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 01:44:45 am
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| Hi there, These are the only, and not very glamorous examples I have http://i309.photobucket.com/albums/kk398/johnthebarrel/Stamp%20Stuff/8613b-1.jpg Lundy :D Okay, I think I have got the right-hand one identified at last! Thanks for the suggestion of "Clarendon" but that has too many let... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2013 00:01:39 am
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| Now here is a mystery cover that the detectives among you may care to try to solve. This is a nice cover carried by RTPO that I recently purchased. Here I show the interesting portions of the front and back: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/cvr-unident-2d-pembroke-ERAU_zps4906f16d.jpg... |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: The Spirit of Cinderella(s) - your favourites? |
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Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:04:28 am
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| Some of my favourite Cinderellas are those commemorating the pop star PRINCE. To the uninitiated, PRINCE is from Minneapolis and he was born in 1958, he has released some 40 albums since 1978 and was famous for the 1984 smash - Purple Rain, which was the first time anyone had the #1 Single, album a... |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: The Spirit of Cinderella(s) - your favourites? |
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Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:49:39 am
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| Here is the Taniquah set from March 2012: the bicentenary of the Utiku Dynasty: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/taniquag-12-utiku-dyn-6v-smSBver_zps58c51446.jpg Taniquah 2012 Bicentennial of the ruling Utiku Dynasty set. His Majesty the King ( aka Princestamps ) is shown on the 10 hen... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:07:45 am
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| Hi there, These are the only, and not very glamorous examples I have http://i309.photobucket.com/albums/kk398/johnthebarrel/Stamp%20Stuff/8613b-1.jpg Lundy :D Hi, I have at last figured out your centre pmk! (Thanks for the suggestion of looking at FRANZ JOSEF as a possibility, Ewen, which I did, bu... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 09:22:07 am
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| Hello Lundy, Your left-hand pmk is from the Wellington to Manawatu route, and known as W.3 . Earliest known use = September 1896. Latest known use = 25th February 1901. I cannot read the centre pmk, but doubt it is a RTPO. The right-hand is not an RTPO either, but one of the many NZ small post offic... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Covers - Returned to Sender - not delivered - Show us yours |
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Posted: Tue Jun 04, 2013 17:31:43 pm
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| ^ I doubt that this is a "returned" cover. It looks more like a "shortpaid" cover, where the sender only put a 50c stamp on (instead of the required 60c) so the local Post Office stamped in red: " Return to sender: insufficient or no postage paid on mailing " or similar... |
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Forum: 'The Water Cooler' - A relaxing and FUN place to let off some steam ...... Topic: Was colonialism good or bad? |
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Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2013 08:04:50 am
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| I think one point we are all overlooking here is that Monbiot's article in " The Guardian " asserts that colonialism was also bad for the dominant country , in desensitising and de-humanising people there. So it's not just the poor Kenyans who suffered, it was also the perpetrators. Once t... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Sat Jun 01, 2013 20:09:05 pm
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| I will compile some details on the very interesting Wellington - Whanganui TPO soon. Notice that the one you showed Manfaefife is extremely clear, being in only its third (?) month of usage. These steel-rim postmarks deteriorated very slowly over time, but generally lasted rather well, and only suff... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Sat Jun 01, 2013 19:18:56 pm
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| This is the fifth of the Wellington to Manawatu TPO datestamps, known as W.5 . Earliest known use = 4th May 1903. Latest known use = 13th November 1907. A nice clear impression on your card! "Inwards" on the pmk means it was a southbound train (i.e. travelling south to Wellington.) |
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Forum: 'The Water Cooler' - A relaxing and FUN place to let off some steam ...... Topic: Was colonialism good or bad? |
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Posted: Fri May 31, 2013 23:49:23 pm
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| Colonised and coloniser, empire's poison infects us all Ideas that underpinned Britain's imperial project led not only to torture in Kenya, but war and catastrophe in Europe George Monbiot The Guardian , Monday 8 October 2012 Over the gates of Auschwitz were the words " Work Makes You Free &qu... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Covers - Returned to Sender - not delivered - Show us yours |
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Posted: Thu May 23, 2013 10:37:51 am
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| Sometimes when sending such "fake" letters to imaginary persons just to ensure that your cover is returned, becomes a problem, if the destination posties decide to keep the envelope for its pretty stamps! A big proplem in Russia and Sth America in particular. When I was trying to get retur... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Covers - Returned to Sender - not delivered - Show us yours |
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Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 23:40:58 pm
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^ "BFPO" sounds like an army post office, and the style of the address (including the person's service number) confirms that.
Possibly the addressee is on one of the foreign army excursions such as Iraq or Afghanistan or Libya, and may have been killed, hence returned to sender. |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Covers - Returned to Sender - not delivered - Show us yours |
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Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 10:29:26 am
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| Maybe it's just me but I find these "manufactured" Return to Sender items not as interesting as genuine covers, which have been returned for legitimate reasons, but each to their own and collectors can collect whatever they like after all. What made me aware of this sort of thing was read... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Covers - Returned to Sender - not delivered - Show us yours |
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Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 13:45:57 pm
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| New Zealand, the datestamps can be read easily. Yes, we SOMETIMES get good clear datestamps in this country, but only when real humans do it. The sorting machines are too bland. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/nz-cals-BKB-retd-cvr-w-imperf-between2d-96dpi_zpsef374339.jpg NZ cals on r... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: New Zealand cancellations and stamp postmark help please? |
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Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 07:35:16 am
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Gosh, could this pmk be a "Madam Joseph"?
(esp as the 4d seems like a re-pmked fiscal.) |
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Forum: 'The Water Cooler' - A relaxing and FUN place to let off some steam ...... Topic: Why I chose FREE TIBET for my local post stamp issue |
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Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2013 23:03:02 pm
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| Since nobody has yet illustrated the attractive " Help Free Tibet " stamps that Douglas is talking about, here are the photos: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/Tibet-set-perfed-250dpi_zps0c6648ea.jpg Panama City Local Post, 2012 Help Free Tibet set. And here is the sheetlet ,... |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: Maluku Selatan Stamps - A Complete Set Of Scans |
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Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2013 21:23:33 pm
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A single of the 1979 Year of the Child was posted earlier, but here is the full set:
South Moluccas 1979 Year of the Child set. |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: Maluku Selatan Stamps - A Complete Set Of Scans |
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Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 21:30:34 pm
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muruk wrote: And finally, the flowers ...
Old Harry (of the GOMC) tells me there is a 25th flower but he can't remember the details, and I can't find any evidence of one.
I can confirm that the Flowers set is the 24 values you have shown. |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: Maluku Selatan Stamps - A Complete Set Of Scans |
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Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 15:22:10 pm
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| Here are a few that have not been illustrated so far: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/RMS-75-20thAnniv-M_zpsa47c8744.jpg South Moluccas 1975, 25th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/RMS-79-Einstein-set-with-inverts_zps09a2bfa... |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: Maluku Selatan Stamps - A Complete Set Of Scans |
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Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 14:59:55 pm
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| Although the Republik Maluku Selatan stamps are not listed in Scott, they are listed in several other catalogues: Cullum, J. W. and Henderson, Bruce R. : - Catalogue of the Stamps of the South Moluccas . Auckland, The New Zealand Philatelic Traders' Society in association with The BHC Oceanic Group... |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: New Zealand tourist board stamp 1940's Cinderellas. |
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Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 14:37:38 pm
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Beautiful cinderellas! And usually described as being from 1937.
Quite sought-after still in NZ. I bought a set a while back to extract the "Mitre Peak" one for my "Milford Sound" collection, then sold the remnants. |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: The Spirit of Cinderella(s) - your favourites? |
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 18:55:15 pm
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Princestamps wrote: They look great. I have never seen sphynxes before on stamps. Might be a world first.
I think Egypt had them on its early definitives, 1867 to 1890s.  |
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Forum: Cinderellas etc - all the stamps that are NOT regular postage stamp related Topic: The Spirit of Cinderella(s) - your favourites? |
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Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 00:16:52 am
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| http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/taniquah-13-Cats-set-M-200dpi_zpsef13a0c3.jpg Taniquah: 30th April, 2013: 37th Birthday of His Majesty, King Utiku IV. Taniquah 2013 King’s Birthday His Majesty, King Utiku IV was born to King Utiku III and his Queen Margaret Bernadette in the Royal Pa... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: New Zealand cancellations and stamp postmark help please? |
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Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 14:59:26 pm
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| Also I believe that MPs were allowed to send/receive free telegrams for official business at this time so maybe the cancel somehow represents this free service? And it wasn't only MPs who got free telegrams! One of my first part-time jobs as a teenager was being a telegram-delivery boy during the h... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Help me with stamps of Upper Yafa and Kingdom of Yemen |
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Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 02:01:49 am
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| Continuing on with some photos of some of the beautiful stamps of Upper Yafa: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/UY-67-Grenoble-grnampsilv-ovpts-510-150dpi_zps538b512c.jpg UPPER YAFA 1967, Celebrating the Grenoble Winter Olympics (the following year), green & silver overprint: 5 fils... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Help me with stamps of Upper Yafa and Kingdom of Yemen |
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Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 08:30:09 am
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| Salaam aleikum Joachim, you are quite correct! As my first move when I inherited the throne, I changed currency to that of the nearby country of Oman , a warm and pleasant land with whom we are on cordial terms (and whose stamps I keenly collect). http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/uy-cv... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Help me with stamps of Upper Yafa and Kingdom of Yemen |
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Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2013 18:11:59 pm
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| ^ The joys of Mister Photoshop! |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Help me with stamps of Upper Yafa and Kingdom of Yemen |
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Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2013 00:54:45 am
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| And some more gems from the charming oasis of Mahjaba, starting with the famous master artist, Hilaire-Germain-Edgar De Gas : http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/uy-67-degas-2030f_zpsafbd2d5f.jpg UPPER YAFA, 1967, Ballet Paintings by Degas, 20f & 30f. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Help me with stamps of Upper Yafa and Kingdom of Yemen |
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Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2013 00:09:11 am
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| The crowd in the Mahjaba bazaar have been clamouring to view some of the classics of Upper Yafan philately, so here are a few more photos to whet your appetite for these beautiful stamps, now seldom seen. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/uy-67-mex-15amp25f_zps5b4d0134.jpg UPPER YAFA: 9... |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Are personalized stamps worth collecting |
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Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 21:22:10 pm
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| Nice to see Alan Turing made it on to a stamp! (albeit a cal.) |
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Forum: You ask the questions - SOMEONE will have the answers! Topic: Help me with stamps of Upper Yafa and Kingdom of Yemen |
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Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 13:18:10 pm
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| The current sultan is apparently living in New Zealand and has 52 wives, yet he also prints all the stamps and has established friendly terms with the Kingdom of Taniquah. A small correction: I have only 47 wives, and for those of you who have stress with ONE , imagine how stressful 46 extras would... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Anyone ever heard of Principality of Thomond stamps? |
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Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:29:38 am
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| Here is an enlargement of the seal on the above letter: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/Thomond-seal_zps6f423367.jpg Thomond Foreign Ministry's seal. The 2 red Henderson datestamps on the Thomond letter: the first indicates date received, while the second indicates date replied. That ... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Anyone ever heard of Principality of Thomond stamps? |
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Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:26:23 am
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| Back to Thomond: shown here is their letter dated 8th July 1972, recognising Occussi-Ambeno: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/Thomond-recogn-letter-from-Ennis-sm_zpsa38f9e56.jpg Thomond Foreign Ministry letter, 8 July 1972, recognising Occussi-Ambeno. I've had an interesting time trawl... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Anyone ever heard of Principality of Thomond stamps? |
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 14:00:28 pm
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^ I guess that would be "pigeon post" !
Austria "cal" stamp featuring the Herm Island 1949 One shilling, pigeongram stamp. |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Anyone ever heard of Principality of Thomond stamps? |
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 00:57:56 am
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| Now that I've had time to look over the file on Prince Reamon , I can confirm that the 1960 Pictorial set comprises 12 values, all diamond-shapes: Half pinsin ... Pink rose. 1p ... Yellow rose. 1.5p ... Steeplechase (horse jumping hurdle). 2.5p ... Horse racing. 3p ... Rugby game action (leaping for... |
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: Anyone ever heard of Principality of Thomond stamps? |
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Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 23:54:28 pm
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| Going back into the mid-1970s shortly after I began a modern stamp-issuing fantasy land ( Occussi-Ambeno ), I somehow got in touch with the Prince of Thomond , an elderly gentleman living in Dublin, and who was the claimant to the throne of Thomond. I still have several long and rambling letters fro... |
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Forum: NO question is too basic or silly - you ask - we WILL help you with it! Topic: What are all the stamp issuing "Sand Dune' entities? |
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Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 22:32:23 pm
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| http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/x479/agondocz/broken_uae.jpg Note the broken E in the overprint. Not sure if this is a recognized variety, a one-off or something else. Fake? Best wishes, AndrewG It is probably a small bit of paper or dust (or even a perf-punchout) obstructing the typeface and c... |
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Forum: NO question is too basic or silly - you ask - we WILL help you with it! Topic: What are all the stamp issuing "Sand Dune' entities? |
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Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 23:10:46 pm
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| One of my friends now issues stamps for Upper Yafa and declares himself a sultan with 50 wives. . . . Just noticed this bit of misinformation. In actual fact, I only have 47 wives, not 50. And my stamps are not as prolific as in the "wallpaper era" of 1967 issues! Here are a few: http://i... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Stamps of Aden Kathiri State of Seiyun |
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Posted: Fri Apr 12, 2013 17:15:32 pm
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Forum: Discuss stamps - and *anything* at ALL happening with stamps Topic: How to soak and clean self adhesive & peel and stick stamps! |
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Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2013 00:47:09 am
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Yes, those ugly "uncancelled" ones are great for recycling!
Nothing like a postmark to make a stamp look good! Like a man in a new suit, or a woman in a new dress! |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 23:53:51 pm
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| The New Plymouth Railway Travelling Post Office This RTPO began in 1886, and ran from the port of New Plymouth down to Whanganui. It continued until 1931. In my earlier post about this, I showed a rather unclear image of the NU.3 postmark. Here are some clearer impressions of NU.3 : http://i38.phot... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 15:43:16 pm
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| You can deny the correct name and resume calling it " Petre " if you prefer, Craig, but even the NZ Post's philatelic corporation based in that city uses the new version: http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/skyver-LH_zps0edbde72.jpg Portion of the top right of letter signed by I... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Railway Travelling Post Offices of New Zealand. |
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Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 21:04:13 pm
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| Let's continue looking at the Christchurch to Dunedin run. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/C7-29Feb04-1_zps41b775ea.jpg C.7 , 29th February 1904, southbound. Obviously a Leap Year. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/C7-16Feb04_zpsf13c49a2.jpg C.7 , 16th February 1904, nort... |
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Forum: Share with others here your NICE looking stamp and cover images etc. Topic: Show your POSTALLY used "Agency" or "Wallpaper" stamps |
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Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 20:09:57 pm
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| Cuba The one with the airplane probably cancelled at arrival in the Netherlands. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/tt253/stewie1980_2009/cuba_zps41d8dc65.jpg Look at those nice Cuba stamps: nothing over 50 cents. We can hardly accuse Cuba of being "voraciously greedy" with its numerous O... |
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| Let's continue looking at the Christchurch to Dunedin run. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/C6-triplet-21Dec00_zps3b9dc2ac.jpg C.6 , 21st December 1900, southbound. http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e104/horus22/C6-8Feb02_zpscb066ed7.jpg C.6 , 8th February 1902, southbound. 1900 saw th... |
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