Welcome to Chapter 7 of The Richter Family Stamp Collection Update Starting on a new album is really exciting especially coming across territories and countries […]

When cataloguing our German stamps, I realised that stamps issued in 1921 had low values in marks, (up to 50 mark surcharges), but in 1922 […]

I recently came across a very interesting video on YouTube about stamp designers I give thanks to the National Postal Museum, located in Washington DC […]

  Welcome to Chapter 6 of The Richter Family Stamp Collection Update.  Every Album is a milestone and once again this album, F, has been […]

What are Europa stamps and why are they issued?  As a novice stamp collector I decided to find out more about these beautiful stamps. The […]

The Machin series of Stamps refers to the main definitive series of British stamps used since June 1967.  It is a very popular topic amongst […]

One of the first things you will notice on a modern stamp is that the edges contain teeth.  When stamps first appeared, they had plain […]

  For as long as man has existed, he has used ways of sending messages.  Historians regard a hand-stamp to frank a mailed item in […]

The Scott Catalogue has 6 volumes which cover stamps from all the countries that have ever issued stamps.  The numbering system is used almost exclusively […]

  Stamps are printed on paper which sometimes has a watermark.  This watermark is created during the manufacture of the paper.  A dandy roll (which […]