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Issues 2010
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Scott: #????-?O
Issued: 13.5.2010
POSTAL HERITAGE BUILDINGS
Inside #????-?: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #2451-4O
Scott: #2454aP
Issued: 6.10.2010
Indian Postage Stamps: Princely States
Inside #2451: Stamps of former
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Sirmoor #22 |
Sirmoor #2 |
Sirmoor #16? |
Inside #2453: Stamps of former
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Bamra unlisted Stamp Paper (Revenue),1903 |
Bamra #13 or #19 |
Inside #2454: Stamps of former
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Inside #2454a (In Margin):
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(imperf proof in changed color) |
Sirmoor unlisted 1a Receipt Stamp (Revenue) |
Bamra unlisted Stamp Paper (Revenue),1892 |
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in changed color tinted paper |
Top and bottom margin:
Thanks to Dr. Eli Moallem and Lou Guadagno
Scott: #????O
Issued: 05.11.2010
Provincial Flora and Fauna
Inside #???? (On label): Indonesia #1812eO
Inside #???? (On label):
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1784-5O
Issued: 22.04.2010
Post Day
Inside #1784:
Inside #1785:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1895O
Issued: 26.8.2010
Art of engraving
– Joint issue with Sweden
Inside #1895:
Thanks to Martin Hirschbühl
Scott: #1368O
Issued: 20.04.2010
Inside #1368a:
Inside #1368b:
Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi
Scott: #1369-74O
Issued: 06.05.2010
George V Anniversary
Inside #1369: G.B. #160P
Inside #1370:
Two cancelled
#3b / # 7/1 d vermillion,
# 9f/4d vermillion color error, "woodblocks"
cut out from cover in the Royal Philatelic Collection
Inside #1371: G.B. SG #266aO (unlisted in
Scott)
King EdwardVII 2d "Tyrian
Blue", printed in 1910, unissued.
Inside #1372:
Inside #1373: G.B.
#151O
Inside #1374:
Mauritius #2O
George V was
King of the
Although he
occasionally toured the
Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi and to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #????O
Issued: 14.04.2010
Children's Books, London 2010
Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp (Logo)
Scott: #1436-41O
Issued: 08.05.2010
Inside #1436-41:
Scott: #1441aO
Jersey Postal
History V 'Regional Definitives' - designs and feature the British Regional
Definitive postage stamps for Jersey which were originally issued over a period
of years from 1958 until the
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2339O
Issued: 29.7.2010
Philately Week 2010
Inside #2339:
Scott: #2339cO
To encourage
stamp collecting and to broaden the stamp culture, Korea Post has designated a
“philately week” every year and held the Korea Philatelic Exhibition during
that week. This year, the Korea Philatelic Exhibition will be held from July 29
to August 2 at A Hall A1 (ex-Pacific Hall), COEX, under the theme of “a cool,
cultural world where stamps and letters meet.”
In the 2010
Korea Philatelic Exhibition, a variety of experiences and eye-entertaining
events will be presented. There will be enjoyable events involving stamps such
as visiting cultural relics through stamps, printing hand-stamps as Ahn
Jung-geun, the patriot, did, figuring out large-scale stamp puzzles and “I can
also be the main character of the stamp” (photo zone of My Own Stamp). Five
hundred frames of excellent stamp exhibits will be displayed. The “Stamp
Culture Promotion Room” will showcase stamps that have won awards in the
International Postage Stamp Design Contests, stamps that focus on environmental
protection, stamps featuring dinosaurs, and stamps on historical figures. Also
the “Korea Post Special Room” will introduce Korea Post’s footprints through
stamps and posts, and will display how postman’s uniforms, postboxes and post
office vans have changed through the years. The “Green Post Office” will introduce
future-oriented postal systems such as e-green post, internet stamps, etc. The
“Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation Room” will show the process of
stamp printing. The “Stamp & Letter-Writing Culture Room” will allow
visitors to directly experience writing letters and attaching stamps. This
festival where every family member can experience stamps will be an
unforgettable experience.
As the last
installment of the “stamp in a stamp” series that have been issued since 2007,
this year’s special stamp issued to commemorate the “Philately Week” features
the “5000 Years of Korean Art” special stamps (featuring black and red statues
of the Deva King (Vajradhara)), Korea’s first intaglio stamp. This special
stamp will be a photochromic stamp that reacts to ultraviolet light: such items
as “
Scott: #????-?O
Issued: 05.02.2010
Rural Life in
Inside #1015:
Marc Leguay, a French artist, lived in
A reporter for Life Magazine did an article about Laos
Stamps took this picture - a mistress of Leguay seem called Nang
Sy and her daughter Eliane. This photo was inspired Leguay and
he combined it in one of his paintings (See above) and of
course in the stamp issued in 1957. Obviously the new stamp from 2010
is the mirror image without giving the credit to Leguay.
Thanks to Dr. Eli Muallem
Scott: #1743O
Issued: 18.01.2010
30th Anniversary of PAPU (Pan African Postal
Inside #1743:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1425O
Issued: 01.12.2010
150th Anniversary of the First Malta stamp
Inside #1425:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1080O
Issued: 20.08.2010
Shanghai Expo 2010
Inside #1080:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #895O
Issued: 06.10.2010
170th Anniversary of the Penny Black
Inside #895: G.B. #1
Inside #895:
Micronesia #2O
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #2595O
Issued: 07.05.2010
London 2010 Festival of Stamps
Inside #2595: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #1374O
Issued: 14.09.2010
Stamp Day
Inside #1374:
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #1267O
Issued: 19.07.2010
Stamp on Stamps
Inside #1267:
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#109O |
#140O |
#77O |
#144O |
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#290P |
#75O |
#C34P |
#200O |
Scott: #????aO
(Thanks to Mike Knopfler for the scan)
Inside #????a:
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#204O |
#141O |
Scott: #1268O
Inside #1268 (On labels):
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#223O |
#161O |
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #????O
Issued: 30.04.2010
London 2010
Inside #???? (in margin):
War tax stamps issued in 1915
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #????-?O
Issued: 20.10.2010
50th Anniversary of
Inside #????:
Stamps based on classical paintings have been popular
throughout the years. The very first Christmas stamp depicted Rembrandt’s
painting ‘The Adoration of the Shepherds’. Painted in 1646, it’s an intimate
scene in which the shepherds kneel before the crib of baby Jesus.
Inside #????:
In the past 50 years, New Zealand Christmas stamps have
showcased various stained glass windows from
Inside #????:
Christmas in
Inside #????:
Modern interpretations of the traditional Christmas story
have regularly recurred in our Christmas stamp issues. The Southern Cross and
the Star of Bethlehem were depicted on the 1983 Christmas stamp and are the
focus of this year’s $2.40 stamp.
Inside #????:
Continuing the traditional Christmas theme, the Virgin Mary
and baby Jesus were beautifully illustrated on the 2000 Christmas stamp, and
nowappear on the $2.90 stamp.
Scott: #????-?O
Thanks to Lou Guadagno, Prof. Plinio Richelmi and Martin Hirschbühl
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