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Albania 1937, 'SHQIPNI' The country name on Albanian stamps has changed many times over the years - in 1937 it was written SHQIPNI and in 1939 it was called SHQIPTARE. The Albanian language, called 'shqip' or 'shqipe' by Albanians, is of interest to linguists...
This 2 Rials Ajman single value is part of a stamp series released on December 15, 1968 in honour of gold medallists at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico. This particular stamp is dedicated to the man who won the...
This article appears courtesy of Cees Janssen, a confessed Anglophile and one of the main contributors for PostBeeld's Dutch-language "Postzegelblog": After the flood of stamp issues around the Millennium, I chose to limit myself to the stamps of Great Britain...
For thematic stamp collectors the horse has always been a very popular subject. If you are interested in horse sports or a particular breed there is bound to be a stamp to satisfy your interest. The stamps shown below were...
I imagine postal authorities worldwide would be rather apprehensive nowadays to issue stamps on the subject of tobacco, unless they were using the medium to discourage people from smoking - as seen with the 2006 World Day Without Tobacco stamp...
It may be that if you have any interest in stamps from Great Britain you will be familiar with the name ‘Machin’. Arnold Machin was the man who made the plaster cast used for the image of Queen Elizabeth II...
Chemnitz, located in the German state of Saxony was, after Leipzig and Dresden, the largest city in the former German Democratic Republic (DDR). Chemnitz was a major railway junction and heavily bombed in the Second World War. From May 10,...
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