Is there anyone who hasn’t carefully torn off the corner of an envelope to save a particularly exotic stamp? Many of us collected stamps in ...
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The Stamps of China (1908) (Part V).
The stamps were printed in Japan from designs proposed by the Customs Statistical Department in Shanghai. The values were in cents and dolla...
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The Stamps of China (1908) (Part IV).
Range of Catalogue Prices: unused. Large stocks of this issue are still available and are likely to remain so for many years to come. T...
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The Stamps of China (1908) (Part III).
Postage. “The rate of postage is different, according to whether letters go from seaport to seaport, into the inland, or to foreign cou...
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The Stamps of China (1908) (Part II).
Postmarked Copies With the help of postmarked copies much may be accomplished in the direction of solving some of the problems referred ...
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The Stamps of China (1908) (Part I).
This excellent article was written by the noted philatelist Edward J. Nankivell and first published in The Postage Stamp, February 1908. T...
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Top 10 Posts for March 2014 from Stamps of the World.
1.- Philatelic Database Update January 2014 (Chapter I). Stamps of Ireland: Gaelic Athletic Association (1984) William Cochrane|January ...
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