History of the Post: Mystery of the “Madagascar”
Britain, as a mercantile power trading with the world, has depended heavily for centuries on her ships and seafarers. Not
By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:19:12+11:00Jun 16, 2016|Australia & Dependencies, British Empire, Great Britain, History, Postal Carriers, Postal History, Ship's Mail, Shipping Archive, Ships, Shipwrecks|
Britain, as a mercantile power trading with the world, has depended heavily for centuries on her ships and seafarers. Not
By PDb Archive|2017-10-11T09:19:25+11:00Dec 22, 2015|Australia & Dependencies, History, Postal Carriers, Postal History, Royal Mail, Royal Mail Steamers, Shipping Archive, Shipping Lines, Ships, Shipwrecks|
This historic photographs shows The Royal Mail Ship "Oroya", Charles Bayliss 1850-1897, photographer. [Album collected and compiled during a visit
By William Cochrane|2017-10-11T09:19:36+11:00Oct 11, 2015|British Empire, Malta, Religion on Stamps, Saints on Stamps, Shipping Archive, Ships, Shipwrecks, Stamp Profiles, Topicals or Thematics|
This fine 10 shilling blue-black stamp broke with the traditional monarch's head and featured the Shipwreck of St. Paul, thus
By Maurice Mishkel|2017-10-11T09:21:56+11:00Jan 11, 2014|Australia & Dependencies, History, New South Wales, Postal History, Postcards, Ship's Mail, Shipping Archive, Shipwrecks|
By Maurice Mishkel|2017-10-11T09:21:58+11:00Jan 6, 2014|Australia & Dependencies, History, Naval, Postal History, Ship's Mail, Shipping Archive, Shipping Lines, Ships, Shipwrecks, World War I|
By Maurice Mishkel|2017-10-11T09:23:59+11:00Jan 14, 2013|Articles, Australia & Dependencies, History, New Zealand, Postal History, Shipping Archive, Shipwrecks|
On Monday, October 29, 1894, the S.S. Wairarapa, with more than 230 passengers aboard, besides the crew, crashed on to