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westerncoversociety.org

Western Cover Society | Links & Resources

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California Digital Newspaper Collection. NY Times Newspaper Search. Post Office in Paradise (Hawaiian Philately). San Francisco Ships in Port. San Francisco Cogwheel Cancel. Mexico Elmhurst Philatelic Society International. US Philatelic Classics Society. Carriers and Locals Society. American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors. Schuyler Rumsey Philatelic Auctions. Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries. Stanley Piller and Associates. Leonard Hartmann Philatelic Bibliopole. Have a link to post?

westerncoversociety.com

Western Cover Society | Links & Resources

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California Digital Newspaper Collection. NY Times Newspaper Search. Post Office in Paradise (Hawaiian Philately). San Francisco Ships in Port. San Francisco Cogwheel Cancel. Mexico Elmhurst Philatelic Society International. US Philatelic Classics Society. Carriers and Locals Society. American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors. Schuyler Rumsey Philatelic Auctions. Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries. Stanley Piller and Associates. Leonard Hartmann Philatelic Bibliopole. Have a link to post?

mexico.ameridane.net

Mexico 1856

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Mexico 1856 - 1861. 1861 - 1867 issues. The first stamps of Mexico were engraved by A. Villegas, who produced all the plates used for all the printings. The following is an attempt to describe the process of line engraving. This method is also known as intaglio. At first a designer creates a drawing, for example, which serves as the model for the engraver. Nowadays this model could be a photograph, of course, but photography was barely invented in 1856. It is well worth noting that the stamps issued from...

mexico.ameridane.net

Mexico 1856

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Mexico 1856 - 1861. 1861 - 1867 issues. The following is a presentation of the postal districts of Mexico 1856-1861. The links will take you to a page describing each individual district, with one or more examples of the stamps issued, and detailed information on the consignments according to Samuel Chapman. This is a work in progress, so please check back often. New pages will be added as time permits. Scarce and Rare Districts. San Felipe del Obraje. You can even pay a visit to the 1856 Collection.

filateliatradicional-fiaf.blogspot.com

Filatelia Tradicional: septiembre 2014

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Espacio de la Comisión de Filatelia Tradicional de la FIAF, disponible para publicar todas las informaciones y novedades de los países miembros afiliados a nuestra Federación, y demás artículos referidos a esta rama de la Filatelia que tanto nos apasiona. 191;Qué es la Filatelia Tradicional? Miércoles, 24 de septiembre de 2014. El Sr Octavio Chapa, secretario de COFUMEX (Coleccionistas Filatélicos Unidos de México), nos ha brindado la siguiente información:. Marc E. Gonzales. Denver, CO 80229-0040. Reque...

mexico.ameridane.net

Mexico 1856

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Mexico 1856 - 1861. 1861 - 1867 issues. Forgeries of the stamps themselves were crudely produced for the penny packet trade. They resemble the genuine stamps only approximately and should fool no one who takes the time to compare them closely, although very badly printed originals (in particular, plate II 2 reales) can look wrong until they become familiar. The best place to start looking for information about the stamps of Mexico is the MEPSI website at http:/ www.mepsi.org.

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StampSelector copy: July 2010

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Your Comprehensive Online Philatelic Investment and Stamp Market Resource. Join Us on Facebook! Thursday, July 29, 2010. General Commentary: The Revival of First Day Cover Collecting. The First Day Cover market may be rising from the dead, due to demographic trends which affect stamp collecting in emerging market nations. Until a few decades ago, the stamp market was largely based in the "First. In the bygone age of collecting, it was axiomatic that collectors would begin saving stamps as children, put a...

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Mexico Eagles

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Mexico Eagles 1864 - 1866. The postal rates and regulations in effect during the Eagle period was more or less the exact same as those introduced on February 21 and December 15, 1856, when the first Mexican stamps were issued. The Mexican postal service handled everything from simple letters to mining equipment and agricultural products. Only simple letter correspondence is treated here, thus excluding rates for special services such as lotteries, charities, educational and political material. Distances ...