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	SOSCC, POSTAL STATIONERY ARTICLE
		When the postal authority of a country produces stationery (envelopes, postal cards, aerogrammes, etc.) with a printed stamps (indicia) designed to indicate payment the appropriate postage, those items fall into the category of "postal stationery." These stationery items are absolutely suitable for philatelic collecting purposes.
		Stamp catalogues included postal stationery up to about 1920 when the publishers decided there was not enough interest in postal stationery to continue to list it.
		Postal stationery related to the topic of stamps on stamps is a relatively small part of SOS collecting, but a fascinating part nevertheless.
	www.stampsonstamps.org /psawc.htm (1446 words)

	Postage stamps and postal history of New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New South Wales was the first part of Australia to be settled by Europeans, and the first to operate a postal service, which in 1803 was carrying letters between Sydney and Parramatta for a 2d charge.
		New South Wales celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1888 with an issue of what is widely considered to be the first commemorative stamps.
		A 2½d stamp depicting an allegorical figure of Australia appeared in 1890, while ½d, 7½d, and 12½d values were produced in 1891 as surcharges on existing stamps.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stamps_and_postal_history_of_New_South_Wales (961 words)

	The Royal Philatelic Society London - The Stamps and Postal History of Nineteenth Century Samoa
		The six stamps in the top row of the slide are the original issue of 1886, perf 12 ½ and on paper with horizontal mesh and a 6mm space between the NZ and the star.
		New Zealand was the producer of stamps for a number of Pacific Islands, and was applying for membership in the UPU in 1891.
		The Malietoa stamp on the right has the full design at the bottom missing, and the 1d block at the left shows missing design on the bottom left stamp, but none on the one to the right of it, but that stamp has been patched into place of one that was probably even more damaged.
	www.rpsl.org.uk /samoa (5882 words)

	New to the U.S., but more than a century old
		The two charity stamps from New South Wales each are inscribed with both the full cost of the stamp and the postal value.
		Because the Postal Service is anticipating a hike in first-class postage rates, even the value of the stamp is uncertain at this point, though the amount most frequently given is 40¢: 32¢ for postage and 8¢ for research.
		Stamp collectors are clearly divided on the issue of semipostals, with many expressing a dislike for the surtax concept.
	www.linns.com /howto/refresher/semipostals_19980713/refreshercourse.asp (1256 words)

	eBay Guides - Worldwide Stamps Buying Guide
		Stamp collectors create their own First Day Covers by sending an envelope prepared with adequate first-class postage (and perhaps a coordinating design on the envelope) to receive a postmark from a city where a new stamp is being issued.
		History buffs will likely treasure United Nations stamps, such as a mini sheet of Declaration of Human Rights stamps issued by the UN Postal Administration or a 10th anniversary souvenir sheet.
		Stamp coils: Coils, sold in rolls, are stamps made for use in vending or affixing machines.
	pages.ebay.com /buy/guides/worldwide-stamps-buying-guide (1516 words)

	Pitcairn Islands Study Center
		New research shows Fletcher Christian was almost certainly a victim of hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating) and was also a sufferer of a common mental condition that can lead to limited bouts of irrational behaviour.
		News of the island community attracted great attention around the world and increasing visits were made by ships sailing from India and Australia to South America or to England via the Horn.
		New blood brought new ways and ideas to the tight little society, but one of the new-comers fell in love with a girl who was, unfortunately, already engaged to a Christian.
	library.puc.edu /pitcairn/pitcairn/history.shtml (6379 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/New South Wales
		When James Cook named the area on the east coast of Australia, New South Wales it is unknown whether or not he was referring to a new area that resembled South Wales, or a new southern version of Wales.
		The form of the Government of New South Wales is prescribed in its Constitution, which dates from 1856, although it has been amended many times since then.
		New South Wales has a Gross Domestic Product of AU$265,966,000,000, which equalled AU$39,950 per capita, in 2003.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/New_South_Wales (909 words)

	German Shepherd Dog Stamps
		The left stamp was in 2000 and the puppy in the middle was issued in 1999.
		The stamp has a referral in the upper left corner to Hong Kong, 1994 but that was also the Year of the Dog, so it might very well have had a dual purpose as well.
		Stamp (left) is a lovely portrayal of a proud mother and her offspring issued by Touva in 1999.
	www.animalstamps.com /GSD.htm (8709 words)

	Sandafayre Stamp Auctions \| Stamp Atlas \| New Hebrides
		Stamps of New South Wales and, occasionally, France were used to prepay mail and these were postmarked either Sydney or Noumea.
		A New South Wales PA was opened on Aneityum in 1889 but this was short-lived.
		Stamps of both New South Wales and New Caledonia continued to be used until the P0 of the Condominium was established in October 1908.
	www.sandafayre.com /atlas/newheb.htm (417 words)

	Ken Lawrence: Before the Penny Black
		On the 7th of November, 1818, the emission of stamped postal paper was announced in Sardinia.
		He envisioned stamps in the form of decals, to prevent removal, cleaning, and reuse; in 1839 he urged that stamp booklets be issued.
		Marrying these two human compulsions may predispose stamp writers to be the least discerning of all when they repeat established legends, such as the 1840 British invention of postage stamps and postal stationery, or when they pursue reports of allegedly new, singular milestones.
	www.norbyhus.dk /btpbr.html (4092 words)

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		New South Wales was established as a penal colony, 1788.
		Stamp News continues to follow the ideals of the founders...: to cover the full spectrum of stamp collecting with informative and authoritative articles written by the leaders in their field.
		Stamp News is still printed in Dubbo, NSW, Australia and most importantly, is totally independent of dealers and issuing authorities.
	members.tripod.com /~ajward/stamps/australi.htm (1186 words)

	What Do You Know About Postal Stationery?
		Postal Stationery may be defined to include all the stationery issued by the postal authorities on which a design has been made showing its value for postage.
		Those who enjoy exploring new paths, who are interested in Postal History, or who enjoy the challenge of something different from the common philatelic collecting interest, find Postal Stationery a fascinating field.
		Postal cards are never collected as "cut squares" and the modern trend is against collecting envelopes and wrappers that way.
	www.uh.edu /~lib19/upss1.htm (2212 words)

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		Postage stamps and postal history of the Confederate States
		Postage stamps and postal history of the Falkland Islands
		Postage stamps and postal history of the United Kingdom
	www.freeglossary.com /i46j80.html (62 words)

	History
		As the size of the Army increased, and new theatres of war came into being, it was found necessary to form a home Postal Depot, both to act as a draft-finding unit and to handle the mails for all theatres of war.
		Postal Units and their mails were evacuated from Dunkirk during 23 May – 6 June 1940, while Postal Units in the rear areas were evacuated from St Malo over the period 15-17 June 1940.
		Postal units were located at the main airfields and were responsible for packing and loading mails onto the correct aircraft.
	www.tafsc.com /PostalHistory.htm (12716 words)

	January 29, 2004
		Stamps on the Golden Jubilee of first human ascent to Mount Everest by Tenzing and Hillary, stamps on Lord Buddha, Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi, late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, those on noted Maithali poet Vidyapati, were also on display.
		The trio is allegedly involved in various kinds of abetting and conspiring with stamp scam kingpin and main accused Telgi while operating the fake stamp paper racket in the country.
		Based on recommendations of Special Stamp Paper Investigating Team (StampIT), the State Government of Karnataka on January 24, 2004 suspended four police officers for their alleged lapses in the investigations pertaining to fake stamp paper scam cases registered in the city.
	www.stampsofindia.com /newssite/newspost/153.htm (1181 words)

	eBay.co.uk Guides - Postage Stamps And Postal History Of Australia
		This is an overview of the postage stamps and postal history of Australia.
		Kangaroo and Map stamps were reprinted several times: in 1915 with first the "wide crown and narrow A" watermark, then the "narrow crown and narrow A"; in 1929 with the "multiple small crown and A" watermark, and higher values in two colors; in 1932 with the "multiple small crown and C of A" watermark.
		The accession of George VI in 1937 was the occasion for a new definitive series of 14 designs, featuring both portraits of the new King and Queen, as well as Australia's unique animals, including the kangaroo, kookaburra, koala, platypus, and the commercially important Merino sheep.
	reviews.ebay.co.uk /Postage-Stamps-And-Postal-History-Of-Australia_W0QQugidZ10000000002193415 (908 words)

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		The commandos refused to retire within the limits of the Transvaal as defined by the new convention, and Robinson, aware of the necessity of preserving this country — the main road to the north — for the British Empire, determined on vigorous action.
		The Jameson Raid produced a permanent estrangement between him and Cecil Rhodes, and he was out of sympathy with the new colonial secretary, Joseph Chamberlain, who had criticized his appointment, and now desired Robinson to take this opportunity of settling the whole question of the position of the Uitlanders in the Transvaal.
		He returned to South Africa later in the year, but was compelled by ill-health, in April 1897, to quit his post.
	www.capepostalhistory.com /governors-english/SirHerculesRobinson.html (1160 words)

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		During this time the eastern half of the continent was known as New South Wales and the area
		Stamps and covers of early NSW featuring strikes of numerals and datestamps issued to offices
		Queensland became a member of the Universal Postal Union in 1891.
	www.boomspeed.com /stampmad/ABriefHistory.htm (741 words)

	Stamp Collection For Sale -By private stamp collector, not dealer.Shipping worldwide.Home-Stamps, Stamp Collection, ...
		Thank you for visiting my web site for stamp collectors and stamp collecting – for people who have an interest in stamps, postal stamps, philately, philatelics or is a philatelist.
		This stamp collection included the only know multiple of the $2 value, which is the bottom half-sheet of 25.
		All of the stamps that I will be selling are from my private stamp collection and to the best of my knowledge accurate in their descriptions.
	www.postalstampssale.com (938 words)

	American Philatelic Society - Hall of Fame - 1955-1959
		Berolzheimer was a noted student of postal stationery who used his expertise as a chemist to evaluate paper, ink, and color characteristics.
		Clark was president of the ASDA (1927-1933), and was an active member of the Association for Stamp Exhibitions in its organization of the U.S. international philatelic exhibitions in 1926, 1936 and 1947.
		Barrett was a long-time director of the Association for Stamp Exhibitions, and was the secretary-treasurer of the 1913 International Philatelic Exhibition which the ASE organized.
	www.stamps.org /Almanac/alm_halloffame_1955-59.htm (1975 words)

	ipedia.com: New South Wales Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		New South Wales State flag Coat of Arms Motto: "Orta Recens Quam Pura Nites" Capital Sydney Governor HE Prof.
		During the 19th century large areas were successively separated to form the British colonies of Tasmania (1825), Victoria (1851), Queensland, and South Australia (which at that time included what is now the Northern Territory).
		The head of the State government is the Premier, currently Bob Carr.
	www.ipedia.com /new_south_wales.html (451 words)

	Australian Postal History & Social Philately
		The answer lies partly due to boredom with stamp collecting, partly to the cost of filling the few spaces in my personal Australian collection, and largely due to my exposure in 1999 to an International stamp exhibition in Melbourne ('Australia 99'), where Social Philately was introduced as an experimental class of exhibiting.
		Like many stamp collectors, I had accumulated a disorganized group of Australian covers, and in the mid 90's I added the postmarks of the Australian Colonies and States to my collecting interests.
		The journal editor recognized that the cover was of limited importance in regards to Postal History, but of much greater interest in regards to Social Philately.
	www.auspostalhistory.com (538 words)

	Stamp2.com - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A selection of the world’s rarest and most fascinating stamps is now available online for philatelists to explore at the British Library’s expanded Collect Britain site.
		Each item is accompanied by detailed explanatory notes, providing the historical context and philatelic importance of the stamps on display.
		Collections at the British Library, welcomed the launch of the new site: “It is really great to have examples of some of the world’s philatelic rarities available to view on the Collect Britain web site at the British Library.
	www.stamp2.com /news/archives/site/view_article.asp?idarticle=592 (357 words)

	New Hebrides & Vanuatu
		Stamps of NSW, and occasionally France were used to prepay mail and these were postmarked either Sydney or Noumea.
		Stamps of both New South Wales and New Caledonia continued to be used until the PO of the condominium was established in October, 1908.
		Although this led to some disruption of mail, no special stamps were issued, the revolts were suppressed by a joint French and British force and the islands became Vanuatu on 30th June,1980.
	stampsaustralia.com.au /New_Hebrides__Vanuatu.html (470 words)

	Sandafayre Stamp Auctions \| Stamp Atlas \| British Solomon Islands
		A new constitution was enacted in 1960 and the islands were governed by a Legislative Council.
		A resident commissioner was appointed in 1896 and he applied a postmark to covers alongside the New South Wales stamps of which he held a small stock.
		First stamps were issued in 1907, in part to assist in the cost of the resettlement of labourers who had returned from Queensland.
	www.sandafayre.com /atlas/bsolis.htm (428 words)

	Mail Call! A Postal History Booklist for Young Readers
		News of his adventures, which ultimately include a trip around the world, spreads as he travels, and people give him baggage tags from the places he visits.
		An introductory guide explains why stamps were created, notes their value, and offers advice on setting up, building, and displaying a collection, while relating some of the interesting facts and figures of stamp history.
		An introduction to stamps and stamp collecting, with guides to identifying American and foreign stamps, a glossary of terms, and maps.
	www.sil.si.edu /SILPublications/Postal-History/Mail-Call/mailcallPrintAll.cfm (2646 words)

	John H. Talman Ltd.-Philatelic Literature Sales
		The history of postal communications between England and colonies during the period of transition from sail to steam.
		Traces history of the postal stationary card, private post card and pictorial view card from their first use in Canada to December 31, 1911.
		The history of all post offices, named stations, named branches, rural stations, rural branches, and community post offices is covered in the three sections of this book.
	www.talmanstamps.com /literature.html (1404 words)

	AJ's Encyclopedia of Stamps: Countries N - O
		Namibia was a German protectorate (1884) that was mandated to South Africa by the League of Nations in 1920.
		Stamps of St. Kitts and Nevis were used from 1903 to 1980.
		The first stamps produced specifically for use in the Antarctic were issued by the New Zealand Post Office on January 15th, 1908 when the then current 1d Universal stamp of New Zealand was issued with a special overprint reading "King Edward V11 Land".
	ajward.tripod.com /stamps/n-o.htm (3417 words)

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