The ‘Gray’ Kangaroos, of Course!
A collection of mostly mint Kangaroos does not readily fit the profile of a column largely devoted to stamp usage
Air Mail Stamps: Made to Fly
I rather like Air Mail stamps of the world, used on airmail covers (of course), which logically is why they
Clarrie King: Putting more fun in Philately
Amongst the many WWII Military covers I've handled over the years, occasionally a humorous illustrated cover with the attribution "Clarrie
‘Not Quite Right’ – When Defective is Better
There can be few pursuits outside of philately where imperfect items can be more sought after by enthusiasts than the
Japan to Australia by Airmail: The Early Postwar Years
Correspondence between Japan and Australia resumed reasonably soon after the end of WWII. The earliest item I have is a
Self-Adhesive Stamps of Tonga
Were these weird stamps ever used? The short answer to the question is ‘Very much so’. I have recently seen
Le Style francais
Something of a stroll down memory lane for me this issue, and the first occasion on which I have featured