Saturday, January 8, 2022

EXPLORING STAMPS: Philatelic And Stamp-Collecting Hobby News Articles - By All Nations Stamp Club President Brian Harrod



Stamp Collecting News
Weekly update January 7, 2022
Compiled By Editor Brian Harrod
Stamp collecting has turned into a lifetime hobby and a source of education form Powell resident Wes Learned. Learned collects stamps from around ...
The Latest Released Stamp Collecting market study has evaluated the future growth potential of the Global Stamp Collecting Industry and provides ...
Stamp collecting has turned into a lifetime hobby and a source of education for Powell resident West Learned. Learned collects stamps from around ...
However, in most regions stamp collecting reached its peak in the mid-20th century. For example, during the 1950s one in seven families in the US ...
The Global Stamp Collecting Market 2020-2029 Report highlights the latest trends, growth, new opportunities and latent tricks. [We are currently ..
POWELL — A post-World War II uprising in Hungary attracted the attention of a 12-year-old Powell boy and inspired a life of stamp collecting.
Global Stamp Collecting Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends, Demand, Forecast 2027 | Kenmore Stamp Company, Subway Stamp, China National Philatelic ...
Learned's nearly 50 years of stamp collecting began as a young boy and then faded into his early adulthood. He credits his wife, Linda, ...
... the National Honor Society, Spanish Club and the Stamp Collecting Club. She plans to major in pre-med at ULM, where both her parents attended.
Floyd enjoyed photography, stamp collecting, and his grove of fruit trees. His persimmon and pomegranate trees were carefully tended, ...

Brian Harrod is the publisher and editor of this stamp collecting news blog, as well as, other news websites and social media pages. You can learn more about Mr. Harrod at BrianHarrod.com.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2021

STAMP COLLECTING: News Update For December 14, 2021



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Philatelic Foreword by Jay Bigalke. As 2021 comes to a close, we pause to take a look at some of the major news stories that made headlines ...
... as Hongkong Post announced that selected philatelic products issued by overseas counterparts will be put on sale from tomorrow 
... figures in Hungary, as well as local to collectors-philatelists. ... the principles of philately and the standards of the Hungarian Post were ...

Thursday, November 25, 2021

THE LATEST: Philatelic News Reports (November 25, 2021)


Philatelic News
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Compiled By Philatelic Journalist Brian Harrod
Department of Posts will organise the First District Level Virtual Philatelic Exhibition - MANJEERAPEX 2021 - from December 16 to 20.
Customers may purchase stamps and other philatelic products through the Postal Store at usps.com/shopstamps, by calling 844-737-7826, ...
The latest meeting of the Ayrshire Philatelic Society was the annual auction. This event gives members the opportunity to offer surplus items for ...
Philately has close links with geography and history, as evidenced by October's second meeting, with the subject "Early Albanian postage stamps"....
Philatelic Foreword by Jay Bigalke. As of this writing, I have just returned from my seventh major stamp show of the year in different parts of ...
The year 2021 marks the 75th anniversary of this beloved childhood character, and Thomas the Tank Engine has a long history of connections, philatelic ...
We sat down with Victoria Lajer, the managing director of philately for Stanley Gibbons, to get the scoop. When did Stanley Gibbons decide to ...
Philatelic Foreword by Jay Bigalke. In the last three months of every year, postal administrations from around the world issue stamps for ...
Smith to receive ATA Distinguished Topical Philatelist award ... 8-10 auction series features U.S., worldwide stamps, philatelic gems, ...
Rubin; and Philatelic Lexicon, a crossword puzzle by David Saks. In this week's issue, Rubin sends readers on the hunt for 28 stamps from the eastern ...


Brian Harrod is a stamp collector and philatelic journalist, as well as, the publisher
and editor of the RoundupNewswires.com news website, as well as, multiple
hyper local news social media pages.

You can learn more about Mr. Harrod at BrianHarrod.com.

 

Friday, November 19, 2021

VIDEO: Postal Stamp Artist: What it Takes to Create One Stamp


Antonio Alcala has spent over a decade creating a single postage stamp. He is one of only four art directors nationwide that oversees stamp design at the U.S. Postal Service. Maxim Moskalkov spoke with Alcala about how a stamp is created.... https://www.facebook.com/themidnightsoaker/posts/4657722090916888

VIDEO: World’s 1st Postage Stamp Goes Up for Auction

An example of the world's first postage stamp, the Penny Black, is being offered at a Sotheby’s auction in December.

Dating from 1840, the item is "the earliest securely dated example of the first postage stamp," according to the auction house.
“It took me three years with a team of people to collect the information and to be able to validate. It is certified by all of the top authorities,” said Alan Holyoake, current owner of the Penny Black stamp. https://www.facebook.com/themidnightsoaker/posts/4657734030915694

Thursday, November 18, 2021

Rumsey Dec. 8-10 auction series features U.S., worldwide stamps, philatelic gems, Munson collection of Hawaii


PHOTO: This 1930 registered cover franked with a complete set of Iceland’s Parliament Millennium stamps and a 10-eyrir Gyrfalcon airmail stamp will cross the auction block during Schuyler Rumsey Philatelic Auctions’ Dec. 8-9 sale of United States and worldwide stamps and covers. Ludwig Hesshaimer, the designer of the stamps, addressed the cover to himself.

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Friday, November 12, 2021

LINN'S STAMP NEWS: The APS announces editorial leadership changes - Linn's Stamp News

Philatelic News
As-it-happens update



The American Philatelic Society announced Nov. 10 that Gary Wayne Loew, editor-in-chief of the American Philatelist and the Philatelic Literature ...




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GIBALTAR: Stamp marking the centenary of the establishment of City Council issued



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As-it-happens update 
 

The stamp is now available at the Philatelic shop at the Post Office or on the Gibraltar stamps website. An exhibition commemorating the 100th ...



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ATLANTA CONSTITUTION: Former Hawks player Mike Glenn opens Black stamp exhibit at APEX Museum



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What I found was that you can include Black history in more than just February because National Stamp Collecting Month is in October.".




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Tuesday, October 26, 2021

'Mona Lisa of the stamp world' that cost just one cent when it was new in 1856 set to sell for millions


To the schoolboy stamp collector who plucked it from a pile of family papers more than a century ago, it was simply a new addition to his collection.

But now a 1-cent postage stamp is set to become the most expensive in the world. The unremarkable-looking 1856 British Guiana 1-cent Magenta is set to sell for an amazing £12million at auction. It is described by experts as the Mona Lisa of the stamp world and hasn't been displayed publicly since 1986. Measuring 1inch by 1 and 1/4 inches, it bears the image of a ship with the former colony's motto, 'We give and expect in return' in Latin. The image is in black on magenta paper. It first belonged to a Scottish boy, Vernon Vaughan, who spotted it at the age of 12 in 1873 when he was living with his parents in the former colony, now known as Guyana. He sold it on for a few shillings to fellow Scot, Neil R McKinnon, to buy more stamps. Each time it changed hands, the stamp increased in value. By 1980, it had reached a then record price of £402,000 -- equivalent to about £1.5million today -- when John E Du Pont bought it. However, Du Pont, heir to the eponymous chemical company fortune, died in prison in 2010 after he was convicted of fatally shooting a 1984 Olympic champion wrestler 13 years earlier. The stamp is now being sold by his estate, which will designate part of the proceeds to the Eurasian Pacific Wildlife Conservation Foundation that du Pont championed during his lifetime. The stamp is being sold at Sotheby's in New York on June 14, where it will easily fetch a world record price if it sells within its estimate. Allen Kane, director of the Smithsonian National Postal Museum, said: 'You're probably not going to find anything rarer than this. It's a stamp the world of collectors has been dying to see for a long time.' David Beech, a curator of stamps at the British Library before he retired last year, said it was like buying the Mona Lisa. David Redden, director of special projects and worldwide chairman of Sotheby's books department, said it was 'the superstar of the stamp world'. He added: 'I have been with Sotheby's all my working life, but before I knew about the world's greatest art, I knew about the British Guiana. As a schoolboy stamp collector, it was a magical object.' The stamp will go on display in London before its sale. The current world auction best for a single stamp is £1.41million in 1996 -- equivalent to £2.24million today -- for the Swedish Treskilling Yellow. When the Treskilling Yellow was sold, it was most expensive item in the world by weight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-17IhjeIttY

The Philatelic News Roundup For August 7, 2024

STAMP COLLECTING NEWS Compiled By Brian Harrod Bengaluru's philatelic bureau goes high-tech with digital sta...