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For as long as I’ve been in this hobby of stamp-collecting, it has been a common complaint that the US Postal Service was out to fleece collectors. From an ever-increasing number of new issue each year, to the practice of printing plate num...
In 1900, the US Post Office began issuing postage stamps in a new format. This followed Luxembourg’s introduction of the stamp booklet in 1895, and Sweden’s first booklet in 1898. Even before that, the California State Telegraph Company (18...
If you collected stamps in the late 1960s or 1970s, you probably remember them, those oversized, colorful issues from places few collectors could find on a map—Ajman, Umm al-Quwain, Fujeira, Ras al-Khaimah. They featured astronauts, Olympic...
This article first appeared in “Stamping Around,” the newsletter of the Mid-Cities Stamp Club, in Texas, and is reprinted here courtesy of the author and newsletter editor.
At the beginning of last year I wrote an article entitled “A New C...
I ordered a selection of new issues off of Portugal’s CTT online shop recently. Among the various designs was this one, shown below, commemorating the 120th anniversary of the Livraria Lello bookstore, in Porto.
Bookstore logo as it appear...
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I started collecting stamps in 1974. Currently, I have a YouTube channel called Ted Talks Stamps, and I run an online stamp shop on HipStamp. In addition, I also have a stamp discussion board you can find here: https://tedtalksstamps.proboards.com/
Aspiring writer, amateur philatelist, and eternally disappointed sports fan. Contributor to publications like Stamping Around (the monthly newsletter of the Mid-Cities Stamp Club in Dallas-Fort Worth) and the IPDA Journal.
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