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The Beginning via India to 1934’, the first in the series of four books, consisting of 500 pages with route maps, photographs and illustrations of philatelic items is now available for purchase. The book provides the back ground too various aviators who came to Australia from overseas and the manufacture of early aircraft. There is…
• Extensive reference work on all German stamps • Recording and evaluation of all main issues as well as the most important colour, watermark and perforation variants • Numerous, additional attachments offer extra-large wealth of information with colour illustrations • Volume: approx. 852 pages The Code stamp catalogue is a reference work on all German…
Constant plate varieties of the two dollars ‘Red Gums of the Far North’ definitive stamp By Greg Laidler Study of the constant plate varieties of the two dollar ‘Red Gums of the Far North’ definitive stamp This stamp is part of the Australian Paintings Definitive Series 1974-81 a reproduction of the painting by Hans Heysen…
Hardbound with dust jacket, 376 pages. The second edition incorporates all new discoveries and revisions, with additional illustrations and adjusted rarity ratings. Hugh’s research in this area has been acknowledged with the award of the Research Medal of the Australian Philatelic Federation this year. No. 1 of the Brusden-White Australian Philatelic Research Series
“Plating Papua Part 1 – The Lithographs SG 47 to 83” Highly technical study of 1907-11 bicolour Lakatois with all of the 30 plate positions of each value illustrated both large & small Papua types with their individual characteristics identified & described. A must-have for the student of Papua philately. Most authors would consider publishing…
The Barred Numerals of Victoria, by Hugh H. Freeman, APR, 2018, hard-bound with dustjacket, 492 pages in colour. This new edition updates the earlier edition published by The Royal Philatelic Society of Victoria Inc with details of all new discoveries and updated rarity ratings. The great achievement is Hugh’s attempt to illustrate every different obliterator…
The One-Cent Magenta: Inside the Quest to Own the Most Valuable Stamp in the World by James Barron When it was issued in 1856, it cost a penny. In 2014, this tiny square of faded red paper known as the one-cent magenta sold at Sotheby’s for nearly $US9.5 million, the highest amount ever paid for…