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Matthew’s Stampazine

Matthew Healey

Philately in the 21st century

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Elizabeth: a brief life in stamps

It sometimes seemed, to my generation at least, as if Queen Elizabeth II would probably live forever.

Forever is rather a long time, of course. And yet, she had been queen not just for the entirety of our own lives, but for quite a long t...

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Gorbachev's boat

The former leader of the USSR, Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, has passed away at 91. As the obituaries and encomiums pour in from around the world, many have noted that Mr. Gorbachev was always more popular outside Russia than in his homela...

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If you’re one of the 26,000 members of the American Philatelic Society, you should be receiving your copy of the September issue of their magazine very shortly, if you haven’t already. (You can also read it online if you sign in at Stamps.o...

4 years ago
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How'm I doin'?

Good morning, happy stampers! As many of you descend on Sacramento this week for the Great American Stamp Show (sadly I will not be joining you), I was hoping you’d take a moment, perhaps while waiting for your baggage to arrive on Carousel...

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Just don't say 'Quack!'

If you’re old enough to remember the 80s, you’re probably old enough to remember Sniglets, which were popularized by a comedian named Rich Hall on a TV show called Not Necessarily the News. A sniglet is a made-up word for something that oug...

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