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Stamps of Nauru: Coronation Issue (1937)

By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:23:22+11:00Jul 4, 2013|British Commonwealth, George VI, Nauru, Oceania, Pacific Islands, Royalty, Stamp Profiles, Topicals or Thematics|

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Roald Dahl Celebrated on Royal Mail’s Stamps 10th January 2012

By PDb Archive|2017-10-11T09:23:22+11:00Jul 3, 2013|Authors on Stamps, British Commonwealth, Press Releases, Stamp Profiles, Topicals or Thematics|

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Map of Colonial Possessions in Africa in 1914

By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:23:26+11:00Jun 22, 2013|Africa, Africa Maps, British Commonwealth, British East Africa, Germany & Colonies, History, Maps, South Africa, West Africa|

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Topical stamp issues: Captain Cook and the Pacific

By Betty Van Tenac|2017-10-11T09:23:34+11:00Jun 13, 2013|Australia & Dependencies, British Commonwealth, Cook Islands, Explorers on Stamps, History, Maps on Stamps, Naval, New Zealand, Oceania, Pacific Islands, Pitcairn Islands, Topicals or Thematics|

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Map of the World showing Colonial Possessions (1910)

By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:23:35+11:00May 24, 2013|British Commonwealth, France & Colonies, Germany & Colonies, History, Maps, Netherlands & Colonies, Portugal & Colonies, Spain & Colonies|

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Admiral Bertie Cornelius Cator of Beckenham, London (1787-1864)

By Maurice Mishkel|2017-10-11T09:23:55+11:00Feb 14, 2013|Articles, British Commonwealth, Great Britain, History, Postal History, South Australia|

This entire has a strip of three of the 1855 Perkins Bacon, London printing rose-carmine TWO PENCE (S.G. # 20)

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British New Guinea Proof?

By Dennis R. Leonard|2017-10-11T09:23:56+11:00Feb 6, 2013|"NSW Philatelist", Articles, Asia, Australia & Dependencies, British Commonwealth, De La Rue, History, Philatelic Publications, Printers, Proofs|

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The Royal Mail Steam-Packet Company

By PDb Archive|2017-10-11T09:23:58+11:00Jan 15, 2013|Argentina, Australia & Dependencies, Belgium, British Commonwealth, British West Indies, China, Cuba, Egypt, Great Britain, History, India, Japan, Morocco, Shipping Archive, Shipping Lines, Ships, South America, Straits Settlements, Suez|

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Their Designs: A Philatelic Poem (The Eastern Philatelist, February 1889)

By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:24:24+11:00Feb 2, 2012|Austria, Barbados, British Commonwealth, Cyprus, Fiji, France & Colonies, Hungary, Nostalgia, Queensland, Trinidad, Turkey|

I spend an enormous amount of time ferreting through old tomes and philatelic journals looking for material, which may of

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Queen Elizabeth II, 1st Royal Tour: Melbourne, Australia 1954

By PDb Archive|2017-10-11T09:24:25+11:00Jan 21, 2012|British Commonwealth, Royalty, Victoria, Video|

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The Royal Wedding of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten 1947

By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:24:38+11:00May 8, 2011|British Commonwealth, Great Britain, History, Royalty, Video|

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Falkland Islands National Stamp Collection Completed (2010)

By Louise Reynolds|2017-10-11T09:24:44+11:00Oct 22, 2010|Atlantic Islands, British Commonwealth, British Empire, Falkland Islands, Press Releases, Stanley Gibbons|

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Stamps of Gibraltar: Centenary of King George V Accession

By PDb Archive|2017-10-11T09:24:55+11:00Apr 7, 2010|British Commonwealth, Gibraltar, Great Britain, King George V, Royalty, Stamp Profiles, Topicals or Thematics|

26th March 2010, the Gibraltar Philatelic Bureau issued a set of stamp celebrating the centenary of the accession to the

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Coup for Prestige Philately

By PDb Archive|2017-10-11T09:24:57+11:00Jan 15, 2010|Auctions, British Commonwealth, Great Britain, Press Releases, Proofs|

15th January 2010. Prestige Philately has announced that one of the firm’s English clients has decided to sell his collection

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King Edward VII Mourning Cover & A.R. Fowler (1847-1911)

By Maurice Mishkel|2017-10-11T09:24:57+11:00Jan 14, 2010|Articles, Australia & Dependencies, British Commonwealth, Great Britain, History, Mourning Covers, Postal History, Tasmania|

This somewhat ordinary mourning cover reveals a story of considerable importance to the entire British Empire, particularly the State of

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