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Scott: #2179O
Issued: 10.04.2009
Landmarks in
Inside #2179: Pseudo Stamps (logo)
Scott: #2217O
Issued: 05.11.2009
Jakarta 2009 Stamp Exhibition, Provincial Flora
and Fauna
Inside #2217 (On label):
Inside #2217 (On label):
Scott: #1824-33O
Issued: 03.04.2009
25 Anniversary, An Post
Inside #1824-5: Stamps on Envelopes
Scott: #1798-1800P
Issued: 26.11.2009
Philately Day
Inside #1798-1800: Pseudo Stamp on Tab
Scott: #2915-6P
Issued: 27.3.2009
Festival Filatelia – Italy 2009
Inside #2915:
Inside #2915:
Inside #2915:
Scott: #2935P
Issued: 18.6.2009
150th anniversary of the first stamps in
Inside #2935: Two Sicilies #10O
½-grana stamp issued on 1 January 1859, with the effigy of
King Ferdinand II, which bears the impressed cancellation.
On the left, the horseshoe-shaped postal marking used to
cancel stamps in the
In the background is a section of the customs map of the
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi
Scott: #945aO
Scott: #946-8O
Issued: 9.12.2009
10th Anniversary of the PCK (Postal Corporation of
Inside #945a:
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Kenya #776O (Changed color) |
Kenya #794O (Inscriptions omitted) |
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Inside #945a: Kenya #774
Inside #945a: Pseudo Stamps and Stamps on Envelopes
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #4845O
Issued: 20.6.2008
135th Anniversary, UPU
Inside #4845:
(Thanks to Lou for
the scan)
Scott: #4869-70O
Issued: 02.09.2009
Inside #4869a: DRP
Inside #4869a: DRP
Inside #4869a: DRP
Inside #4869b: DRP
Inside #4869b: DRP
Inside #4869b: DRP
Inside #4870a:
DRP Korea #140a(imperf)
Inside #4870a:
DRP Korea #153a(imperf)
Inside
#4870a: DRP
Inside #4870a: DRP
Inside
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Inside #4870b: DRP
Inside #4870b: DRP
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Inside #4870b: DRP
Inside #4870b: DRP
Inside #4870b: DRP
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2315O
Issued: 30.7.2009
Philately Week 2009
Inside #2315:
Inside #2315:
Scott: #2315O
Scott: #2315O
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2553O
Issued: 2.2.2009
200th Anniversary Birth of Abraham Lincoln
Inside #2553a:
Inside #2553b:
Inside #2553c:
Inside #2553d:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2557-9O
Issued: 10.04.2009
China 2009
Inside #2557-9: Pseudo Stamps (logo)
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #????-?O
Issued: 2.3.2009
Our Postal Service
Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp on parcel
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #1450O
Issued: 7.9.2009
75 Years of the LPHV (Liechtensteiner Philatelisten
Verband)
Inside #1450:
Thanks to Martin and Lou
Scott: #1281 S/S
Issued: 16.9.2009
75th
Inside #1281a:
Inside #1281b: Pseudo Stamp
On February 22nd 1934
by-laws were signed, in accordance with the 1928 law, transforming the
Luxembourg Federation of Philatelic Societies (FSPL) into a non-profit
association. In the first article of these by-laws it was stipulated that the
federation had been created de facto on Sunday, July 16th
In 1934, the FSPL was
made up of four member associations representing about 500 collectors. In 1946,
there were 14 clubs with about 2,500 collectors and in the past few years the
FSPL has been made up of 35 clubs with 2,200 adult collectors and 100 youths.
In 75 years the FSPL
has succeeded in becoming the recognized spokesman for
The FSPL is directed
by the Bureau Permanent made up of nine elected members, half elected every two
years for a period of four years. Twice a year the presidents of the 35 clubs
or their representatives meet in a General Council to discuss current business.
Once a year, club delegates attend the National Congress of the FSPL, organized
each year by a different club, where important decisions are made and also
where elections are held every two years for the Bureau Permanent.
The federation
includes five commissions:
the traditional
philately commission which covers postal stationery, postal history, and
aerophilately, the thematic philately commission, the youth philately
commission where the clubs are represented by their monitors, and the postmark
study commission which publishes catalogues of all types of postmarks. The
official publication of the federation is the “Moniteur du Collectionneur”
which is published five times per year.
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #2639O
Issued: 09.10.2009
World Post Day
Inside #2639: Pseudo stamp on
cover and on paper airplane
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #802-3O
Issued: 10.04.2009
China 2009
Inside #802-3: Pseudo Stamps
(logo)
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #2530O
Issued: 7.2.2009
MonacoPhil
Inside #2530: Monaco
#10O
Inside #2530: Monaco
#????(2007)O
Inside #2530: Monaco #????(2005)O
Inside #2530: Monaco #????(2005)O
Inside #2530: Monaco
#B66O (Thanks to
Maurizio Misinato)
Inside #2530: Monaco
#C83O
Inside #2530: Monaco
#????(2006)O
Inside #2530: Monaco
#2460O
Inside #2530: Monaco
#????-?(2006)O
Inside #2530: Monaco
#????(2006)O
An international
philatelic event under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II,
MonacoPhil will take place from December 4 to 6, 2009. At the same time as the
traditional exhibition of the “100 among the rarest stamps and philatelic
documents in the world”, this 2009 event will focus on
Scott: #2558O
Issued: 17.6.2009
7th Grande bourse
2009 (27.9.2009)
Inside #2558: Monaco
#2073O
Inside #2558: Monaco
#2460O
Inside #2558: Monaco
#2436O
Inside #2558:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2574O
Issued: 04.12.2009
2009 ASCAT GRAND PRIX
Inside #2574:
ASCAT, the
International Association of Stamp Catalogue Publishers, will give the 2009
Grand Prix for Philately to William H. Gross, one of the very few people to
have gathered a complete collection of 19th-century classical American stamps.
This collection was completed in 2005 with one of the two known examples of the
1-cent “Z Grill” stamp obtained in exchange for a block of four “Inverted
Jenny” stamps. Since 2007, he has been auctioning off some of his collections
for the benefit of humanitarian associations, Doctors without Borders in
particular.
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #???O
Issued: 2.10.2009
Stamp Day
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Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1328O
Issued: 10.3.2009
125th Anniversary NVPV
Inside #1328: Stamps Collecting
Scott: #B758O
Issued: 7.4.2009
Surtax for National Fund for Elderly Assistance
Inside #B758d: Stamps on envelope – TBI
Scott: #1336aO
Issued: 28.4.2009
3 Generations of
Inside #1336a:
Inside #1336a:
Inside #1336a:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1344O
Issued: 1.10.2009
Stamp Day
Inside #1344:
Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi
Scott: #????O
Issued: ??.??.2009
Summer Games - China 2009
Inside #????: Pseudo Stamps (logo)
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #1075O
Issued: 6.8.2009
150th Anniversary Postal Service
Inside #1075: Kagu prints issued in previous
years - TBI
As a fitting
celebration of the latest series “Cagou
Thanks to the
lenticular printing process, as you view these animated stamps from different
angles, you will see a succession of Kagu prints issued in previous years.
The first MULTI-SOS
TYPE B!
Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi
Scott: #1078O
Issued: 6.8.2009
150th Anniversary Postal Service
Inside #1078 (In Margin):
Special thanks for the scan to Ships on Stamps Unit: http://web.me.com/myronpm/
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2224bO
Issued: 01.04.2009
China 2009
Inside #2224b: Pseudo Stamps (logo)
Thanks to G.B.
Scott: #B193-4O #B196O
Issued: 7.9.2009
80th Anniversary of Children’s Health stamps
New Zealand Post has been a proud supporter of Children’s
Health Camps since 1929. Every year, we’ve issued a range of stamps, with each
stamp carrying a surcharge that is then donated to the Health Camps to help
them in their work. In 2009 we celebrate the 80th anniversary of
Children’s Health stamps with three new designs that each tell a story using an
image of a stamp from the past.
Inside #B193:
50c + 10c surcharge – gummed
The 1996 Children’s Health issue took a new direction,
aligning its message with a campaign entitled ‘Children’s Health – Road
Safety’. The issue proved controversial, with feedback on the design (and
particularly on the use of a child restraint seat) leading to a new design and
a complete reprint. Unfortunately, a small quantity of the incorrectly designed
stamps found its way into the market.
Inside #B193 (In margin):
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Inside #B194:
$1.00 + 10c surcharge – gummed
The 1932 ‘Hygiea’ stamp was the first to be issued with the
surcharge inscribed for ‘Health’ rather than ‘Charity’ – although the image of
the Goddess of Health attracted more attention, generating considerable
controversy in the philatelic journals of the day. The first two sheets to come
off the printing press were presented to the Governor-General of New Zealand,
Lord Bledisloe, when he paid an official visit to the Children’s Health Camp in
Otaki.
Inside #B194 (In margin):
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Inside #B196:
50c + 10c surcharge – self-adhesive
In 1943,
Inside #B196 (In margin):
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#B26O |
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Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi
Scott: #B195O
Suggested
Identification by Lou Guadagno
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