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Dear Collector This PTS Collectors Handbook comes at a time when our lives and stamp collecting habits look very different to how they did just a few weeks ago Originally scoped for face to face distribution at our PTS and Stampex stand at the now postponed London 2020 International we are delighted to still be able to connect with you all via the powers of mail and online distribution channels Without the possibility of attending our local stamp clubs browsing our local stamp shops visiting stamp fairs and viewing auction lots in person we are seeing two significant movements in collector and trade behaviours The first is the adoption of technology to connect learn buy and sell Many of you have started using tools such as Zoom and FaceTime with friends and family and are now seeing the possibility of extending this to enriching your time spent on your hobby You ll read more about some of the philatelic trends we are seeing in 2020 throughout this Handbook and I m sure you ll agree that 2020 will be a milestone year when we look back on how our hobby evolved and fast tracked its way to catching up on the 21st Century The second shift we have seen in recent weeks amongst our membership is the growth of good old fashioned mail order and buying and selling stamps over the telephone Along with the increase in online engagement there is an increased need for collectors to feel comfortable with the person and company they are dealing with Our Look for the Shield campaign continues to promote our PTS Members as dealers you can trust and you ll find a list of all of our members at the back of this Handbook from dealers auction houses stamp shops philatelic publications and suppliers of services to the trade I hope you enjoy the Handbook and I d love to hear your thoughts on what we at the PTS can continue to do to promote and support the hobby You can follow us on social media ptsandstampex and sign up to the free monthly Stampex e Newsletter www stampexinternational com which contains show updates and wider articles we think you d be interested in Finally our refreshed Online Directory provides you with even more insights into our members and can be found at www thepts net or scan the QR Code below Keep safe stay well and keep collecting We are your shield Suzanne Rae PTS Chairman chairman thepts net 5
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CONTENTS We wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you to everyone who has helped and supported make this publication happen Thank you to our contributors James Leigh Dean Shepherd Graham Beck Steven Scott Bill Hedley Graham Winters Bill Barrell and Franz Fedra Thanks also to all our advertisers including Mark Bloxham Philasearch Auktionshaus Christoph G rtner Philangles Andrew G Lajer John Curtin Corinphila Spink Bill Barrell Mayfair Philatelic Auctions and BB Stamps Page 9 Why to Choose a PTS Member Page 11 British Stamp Dealing A Theory of Evolution by Steven Scott Page 13 Industry Ones To Watch philatelyunder40 Page 16 Getting Social with Philately by Graham Beck Page 18 Market Trends by Dean Shepherd Page 20 Update on London2020 Page 21 Which Stamp Fairs Should I Attend by James Leigh Page 22 Stampex Uncovered Page 26 Smiler Sheets Page 27 Why Exhibit by Bill Hedley Page 28 Forming an Exhibition by Graham Winters Page 29 180 Years of the Penny Black Page 30 Sorting out your GB Imperforate Penny Red by Bill Barrell Page 32 Auctions of the future by Franz Fedra Page 33 Kids Competition Page 34 Puzzle Pages Page 39 Member Listing For comments or enquires please email info thepts net or PO Box 919 East Grinstead RH19 9PH UK Art Direction by Barry Briggs Edited Coordinated by Isobel Klempka www thepts net 7
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Why Choose a PTS Member lookfortheshield In a market filled with many pitfalls it s good to know who you can rely on Members of The Philatelic Traders Society have all applied and been referenced prior to joining the society They then have to abide by a strict code of ethics which means you can be confident when buying or selling stamps The society was founded in 1929 by a group of established dealers who wished to find a society which would act for and on behalf of its members for the greater good of philately This society would not only protect its members but it would also protect the hobby ensuring that customers could shop in confidence Our society doesn t just cover dealers Nowadays we have expanded and our 300 plus global members include auction houses magazines insurance companies and more We pride ourselves on the work we do and our members proudly display the PTS shield as a mark of their integrity A full list of members can be found in the back of this handbook and a further list can be found online at Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com 9
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British Stamp Dealing A Theory of Evolution by PTS Member Steven Scott of Steven Scott Stamps Fleet Street was once synonymous with newspapers Hatton Garden still has its diamond trade and The Strand remains the home of stamp dealers But only just In many other careers forty plus years of activity would qualify you for the retirement watch and end of term pension Yet stamp dealing is not like that not remotely I started dealing in my teens placing my first advert in Stamp Collecting Weekly when seventeen Decades on I still consider myself a reasonably junior member of the trade by the standards of those who have gone before and of course those who are still active today I ve come to know many of the dealers whom I consider peers as well as a few of the titans of previous generations people who chose to deal in postage stamps but would have been captains of industry in whatever field they d operated My personal hero was the late Max Stern Max survived the Nazi concentration camps and started life afresh in Australia becoming a globe trotting dealer active well into his nineties Not far behind him comes Jonny Jarosz a Polish dealer whom I first encountered in the Strand Stamp Centre He was largely responsible for nurturing my interest in stamps I later ran my business from that same location for twenty years a boyhood ambition fulfilled The pull of small pieces of paper and envelopes is immense It has consumed Kings and Lords and legions of humbler folk I became hooked at ten and despite various pulls in other directions I still derive the same pleasure in being a part of the dealing fraternity As a child in the mid 70s I would spend weekends at local stamp fairs A memorable highlight would be trips into Stampland The Strand and its environs in school holidays when sufficient pocket money and car wash round funds had amassed This was followed by the excitement of working Continued www thepts net 11
British Stamp Dealing Continued A Theory of Evolution dealers as well of course as Stanley Gibbons and Royale Stamp Co The Holy Grail was the monthly Wednesday Strand Palace bourse when a further fifty or so dealers would congregate in the hotel ballroom If that coincided with an auction at Stanley Gibbons and the launch of a new commemorative set at The Philatelic Bureau within Trafalgar Square Post Office you truly had the perfect storm stamp style in The Strand from 1979 to 2016 In the 70s the area boasted the Strand Stamp Centre that had been formerly an even larger congregation of Stamp Dealers a few doors down the Covent Garden International Centre the Embankment Collectors Centre and myriad independent 12 A handful of highlights included buying from his widow after his actual death the effects of Postmaster General John Stonehouse who famously faked the first rendition watching an irate French dealer tear up a PUC 1 during the height of the boom when a potential buyer had the audacity to suggest it was repaired taking an auction lot from its opening price of a hundred pounds to several thousand pounds when frustratingly just one other dealer had appreciated its rarity my first stand at Stampex in the Old Horticultural Halls and buying the visitors book from the Royal Yacht Britannia after its decommissioning To see as many dealers in one place now in fact vastly more you visit the internet I know which venue I prefer Sign up to the free eNewsletter at www stampexinternational com
Philately under 40 THE Ones To Watch In an industry renowned for its aging demographic we are constantly on the lookout for those young bright sparks who are keen to ensure that stamp collecting has a place in the world in years to come Whilst ever revering those with long earned experience we re also watchful for the new creative minds who are changing the format of the industry bringing with them vision and style to an age old hobby It is these individuals who will ensure the longevity of philately ensuring it remains current with new generations We asked the following individuals nominated by their peers as the ones to watch to describe what philately means to each of them Here s what they had to say Constanze Dennis 29 Senior Describer Auctioneer at Grosvenor Nicholas Challinor Halford 32 Business Manager Harmers of London What philately means to you For me philately means that I am being paid to do my hobby and I m not sure that anything quite beats that As you can imagine it s a delight to be part of a circle where everyone is passionate about the same thing as me It s a world that s constantly exciting and interesting every day something new appears on my desk What philately means to you Philately is full of passionate personalities who are enthusiastic to pass on knowledge and tell stories as a people person I love this People stories and a physical connection with history is what philately means to me Victoria Lajer 34 Managing Director Philately Stanley Gibbons What philately means to you There is always something to learn and there is always someone willing to teach and share knowledge Dealing with people on a daily basis who have such a passion for their stamps and collecting areas is a real privilege Joshua Barber 32 Specialist Auctioneer Spink and Son Ltd What philately means to you To me philately and postal history give a fascinating insight into our past man s innovative and highly developed means of communication with one another As we move further from tangible paper based methods of exchange I think the manner and significance of how we have communicated in the past will appeal to new younger collectors Continued Find a PTS member at www thepts net 13
James Leigh 34 Director John Curtin Ltd What philately means to you Working with stamps for me started as career choice rather than anything resembling a passion Over the last 10 years this has come into question I find that these little bits of paper are never off my mind they are regularly the subject of my conversations and they have been my excuse for many exciting trips away I guess that stamps have become my passion and I am very grateful that they can afford me to enjoy them for many years to come Joining Rick Warren and Tim Francis at Mayfair Philatelic Auctions as a relative novice I am never ceased to be amazed by the breadth of knowledge collecting and selling provides from history to the geography of long dead countries politics and the monarchy to the simple appreciation of the variety of aesthetics through time The accessibility of material is also a huge benefit with material starting in the low pounds anyone can start a collection even in times like these the marketplace is still strong with most auction houses like us offering free catalogues posted to your home and material for sale on their website To those considering giving it a whirl I cannot recommend it highly enough stamp collecting is so much more than just a hobby it s a lifestyle and I m sold Richard Simon Walker 38 35 Founders 1st4stamps Sadie Medhurst Griffiths 31 Auctions Manager Mayfair Philatelic Auctions What philately means to you To the majority of people stamp collecting is presumed a solitary endeavour reserved for the older members of society one conjures up an image of a cantankerous grandfather pouring studiously through a dusty and aged album This image could not be further from the truth whilst the demographic is not the Instagram crowd per se the industry holds a charm that I haven t found anywhere else it isn t a marketplace it s a community Stamps hold history each piece of paper tells us a story I often like to think of the many hands they have passed through before they have reached my own and what joy they have brought to those lives whether a war time sweetheart receiving a long awaited letter or the final piece to complete a lifelong collection 14 What philately means to you Those who join the stamp collecting community aren t just starting a new hobby Stamp collecting brings people together from different generations a common interest that helps to foster relationships between the old and the young as it did with the two of us and our father For older generations it s a great way to keep your mind active and to be part of a community of like minded people For us as children it cultivated essential life skills including the ability to analyse and research Stamp collecting not only requires a level of skill and patience it s a really important part of history and by being involved in the stamp collecting community we are all playing our part in preserving and shaping this part of history for generations to come If you think there is someone else who deserves a mention have your say and tell us via social media onestowatch philatelyunder40 or email megan thepts net www thepts net
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Several years ago I cautiously ventured onto social media out of curiosity Do stamp collectors exist on Twitter and Instagram Do they dare post pictures of stamps on Facebook Is anyone out there willing to discuss the latest stamp issues with me Wow I was surprised by what I found Some suggest that social media is the future of philately I believe that it is already the most important avenue for the hobby to thrive With a growing online presence philately is becoming more accessible to people to enjoy than ever before Maybe you too could be a part of this exciting movement A collective of philatelic communities are eager to share teach and learn from each other by creating a new type of content that is just perfect for philately Imagine being able to solicit feedback about a stamp or cover that you have recently acquired Perhaps you are unfamiliar with the postal markings that someone could help with or are excited to share your knowledge about the issuing of a particular set in your collection Well this can be done from your own home and with a community that spans the entire globe This includes all levels of collectors from the novice right through to the published expert It s a resource and a social club without any of the costs Here are some suggestions on how to become a part of this philatelic movement and get the most out of social media Follow great accounts There are several engaging accounts that can educate entertain and keep you in the loop with the latest in philatelic news I encourage following societies like APS RPSL and PTS These societies typically post interesting 16 content and are great sources for news and upcoming events If your local club has a social media account follow them If they don t take the lead in creating one Start following postal services The Royal Mail is particularly good at posting its new releases and providing a glimpse into the inner workings of their postal operation Look for influencers in the hobby those that have started podcasts YouTube channels creative blogs and more I have listed several great accounts to follow at www exploringstamps com gettingsocial Don t just post pictures of stamps Creative content is more than just a picture Share what you have learned about a stamp or cover and what you find interesting about it Provide simple details about the date of issue or where the item may have been postmarked Engaging content that shares a story or gives the community something to learn from provides tremendous value for your followers and the hobby Comment and share Find someone s post interesting Comment and let them know Interact with those that you are following ask questions and be curious Fantastic discussions have grown from a single post describing the imagery of the stamp Constructive encouragement builds communities so it is important to be supportive when commenting or engaging with fellow collectors Also consider sharing their post with others By retweeting on Twitter or sharing a Facebook post you are exposing the world of philately to noncollectors and potential newcomers A social media account takes minutes to set up but weeks to grow an audience so be patient Interesting content will attract a following This is the next chapter of philately and I encourage you to be a part of it https www youtube com c exploringstamps Follow the PTS at ptsandstampex on Facebook Instagram and Twitter
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Market Trends by Dean Shepherd Editor Gibbons Stamp Monthly While some things are evergreen items when it comes to their popularity with collectors full margined mint Penny Blacks are never going to go out of fashion like most industries the philatelic fraternity is also susceptible to the ebbs and flows of current trends Dean Shepherd talks to industry experts to get their take on what s hot and what s not in the current philatelic market The evolution of exhibitions Anyone who has visited a philatelic exhibition over the past few years would have noticed a definite change in the number and quality of attractions that are on offer Stampex International is a very good example of how exhibitions have evolved to offer more to seasoned collectors and to attract new people to the hobby As well as the world class material in the competitive and invited displays recent exhibitions have also included a number of added extras in their itinerary A feature that has become a regular attraction at Stampex over recent years is the Court of Honour which showcases award winning displays from leading philatelists The range of material on show can mark important anniversaries such as Brian Asquith s comprehensive display celebrating the 50th anniversary of Concorde or showcase specialist material such as Frank Walton s collection of Wildings seen at Autumn Stampex 2018 Other recently introduced attractions which add something a little extra to the Stampex experience are Stamp Talks and Exhibition Tours Stamp Talks introduced to the show last year allow philatelic experts 18 to give an informal presentation about their specialist fields They proved so popular with visitors that they will be repeated for Autumn Stampex this year Exhibition Tours were introduced to allow veteran philatelists to share their expertise with visitors The tours are carried out by experts from the Association of British Philatelic Societies ABPS and offer a great way for stamp enthusiasts and novices to fully appreciate the world class material on show Collecting trends Whilst there has been a noticeable evolution in stamp exhibitions around the world over recent years the big question is have there been any changes in the kind of material that collectors actually want Speaking to the GB and Commonwealth experts at Stanley Gibbons classic India remains very popular particularly the iconic 1854 55 4a red and blue British East Africa and Malaya are still very much in demand and there has been a definite increase in interest for British Levant and Morocco Agencies Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com
Auctions range to offer what SG describe as a premium auction experience These auctions are reserved for the finest material from around the world offering the jewels of global philately Generally speaking classic issues printed by Perkins Bacon seem to be coming back in favour but quality is of utmost importance Revenue stamps and high value postage stamps used fiscally are definitely showing signs of growth Queen Victoria for GB remains as popular as ever along with Edward VII There are also signs of increasing popularity for revenue and Cinderella material Postal history also seems to be getting more and more popular with collectors evidenced by the increase of competition entries in this category According to Stanley Gibbons the concept of usage has been gaining traction amongst collectors for the last five to ten years High quality pieces will always find a home and there has been a definite surge of interest in postal history from the Arabian Gulf area pre stamp GB postal stationery in exceptional quality has also been selling well Major philatelic auction houses have stated that they are seeing a definite shift to classic stamps and early pre decimal Queen Elizabeth material over recent times Echoing previous comments on quality they confirm that collectors are now more discerning about the standard of the material they are buying While there is demand for Queen Elizabeth un mounted mint for example hinged items however light are apparently not performing well One area of GB collecting that is gaining traction across all reigns including modern GB is errors varieties and inverted watermarks Quality Quality Quality In summary while the hierarchy of popular collecting fields remain relatively unchanged over recent years collectors are focusing their attention and their buying power on more high end quality items a trend that I am sure is only going to become more important in the coming years As for favoured countries demand for India and China remains strong Stamp collecting in both countries has been very popular for many years The main difference today is that the number of people who can afford to purchase higher end material has increased dramatically in the last 20 years Under the hammer Auction houses have also seen a shift to more high end material Last year Stanley Gibbons introduced a Signature Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com 19
Perhaps London 2022 is rather more realistic When we started the year with the final preparations for London 2020 underway no one could have foreseen a global pandemic The coronavirus has swept through the country indeed the world and brought about a dramatic change in how we work how we connect with people and how we go about our day to day lives The government lockdown and social distancing advice has meant that a number of sporting events and shows have been cancelled including London 2020 The good news from the organising committee is that in working with the PTS they have cemented new dates for the show 19 26 February 2022 The International will replace the Spring 2022 Stampex exhibition They have also been liaising with the London 2020 FIP Consultant Bernard Jimenez regarding the exhibitions As a result the F d ration Internationale de Philat lie FIP has agreed to move all classes apart from the literature class which will be finalised in 2020 to carry forward to London 2022 Frank Walton Chairman of London 2020 comments Since announcing the change in date we have had positive feedback from all over the world Collectors commissioners dealers and philatelic bodies have all shared with me their enthusiasm that we have been able to confirm an alternative date We are delighted with the teamwork between the London 2020 Organising Committee the FIP and the PTS and pleased that the show will go on We look forward to welcoming everyone to London 2022 All information on London 2022 can currently be found on 20 20 www london2020 co
Stamp fairs have been the mainstay of the stamp trade for the past 100 years and as the economics of shops become trickier I can t see this changing any time soon pretty early start but such is the draw of this show there are dealers travelling from as far as Manchester and Staffordshire just to take a stand There has been an undeniable drive over the last 20 years pushing people to buy stamps online or by post But nothing quite beats the satisfaction of handling the items that you hope to purchase and the meeting of like minded individuals who share your passion for little bits paper Stamp fair organisers are very conscious not to have too many dealers with similar stock They aim to offer the collectors a varied range of material that will have a wide appeal Here at John Curtin LTD we attend over 40 stamp fairs every year and at every one we find something that makes it worthwhile going back for even if that is just the catering Most of the dealers are also willing to point buyers in the right direction should they not have the items you are looking for Stamp dealing is a bit of a community most dealers are not looking to become the next Alan Sugar they just enjoy getting out and sharing their hobby The biggest show in our annual calendar is Stampex which is a show like no other If you have not been or have not been in recent years to see some of the new attractions then my advice is come to a show find me and then thank me for telling you the show s a must If you are a keen collector but have never braved a show then my advice is to dip your toes in and get your feet wet Find a show that s not too far away has 15 plus dealers and be sure to pack the list of things you want and your wallet There are obviously other fairs that are wellworth a visit The biannual two day York show is held at the racecourse and has a few hundred loyal customers who are queuing as it opens on Friday morning itching to see what they can find York in July is a great city with lots of history architecture restaurants and the fabulous railway museum The fairs at Salisbury in May and Stafford in June are also excellent shows for meeting a range of dealers whilst exploring a new part of the world Find a friendly looking dealer who doesn t have a table full of customers and have a chat Collecting is a journey the collector at the beginning of his journey will be looking for different pieces 30 years later And even though a dealer may not have what you think you want they may have something else that tells a story and could spark your interest There is also a monthly fair held on a Friday at the Royal National Hotel near Russell Square London We arrive at around 6 30am It s a www jcstamps co uk Follow us on social media ptsandstampex to find out which shows around the UK and the world where a group of PTS members will be present www thepts net 21 21
AUTUMN SHOW 30 SEP to 03 OCT 2020 With Autumn Stampex 2020 just around the corner we have a whole host of exciting exhibitions and activities planned for the upcoming show Sponsored by Stanley Gibbons Stampex International is the largest philatelic exhibition in the UK an engaging four day showcase of philately It is a great way for philatelists to come together to share their passion for the hobby and learn more about stamps Here we give you the low down of what s going on and what you should look out for More information can be found at www stampexinternational com and you can sign up for a monthly newsletter if you want to be kept up to date Stamp Talks The Philatelic Traders Society and the ABPS are once again hosting a range of Stamp Talks for Autumn Stampex 2020 The full schedule of talks will be available in the summer including timings and information on how to reserve a seat There will be five talks in this year s programme including 22 The Chairman of the British Thematic Society Barry Stagg hosting a talk on A Thematic Journey Marcus Orsi Chief Philatelist at David Feldman will be talking about the Court of Honour which will cover the greatest collection of British Guiana Exhibition Tours We will once again be hosting exhibition tours These offer an engaging and interactive way to understand more about exhibiting and how to get involved The tours offer the opportunity to meet exhibition judges and get their firsthand insights You ll enhance your understanding of how to start exhibiting or how to take your exhibit to a new level Celebrating the British Postcard We are thrilled to be hosting a range of activities to celebrate the British Postcard This will include an exhibition of Graham Winters award winning postcard collection a children s colouring competition and a postcard station where you can compose your own cards Court of Honour We are delighted to announce that the Court of Honour will be showcasing one of the greatest collections of British Guiana ever formed This collection being the bases of the famous John DuPont collection and more recently expanded into the collection on display The exhibit will display postal history stamps and covers especially showing the well known Cotton Reels of 1850 including key pieces the legendary Miss Rose cover Burrus and the Plantation covers
Which dealers will be attending The show boasts over 100 philatelic traders who form part of the Philatelic Traders Society At the time of printing confirmed traders include Abacus Auctions ABPS Alliance Auctions Andrew Vaughan Philatelics Anthony Baker Argyll Etkin Ltd Art Stamped Auktionhaus Christoph G rtner AVH Auctions BB Stamps Ltd Beckett Philatelics Ltd Benstamps Behr Philately Bill Barrell Ltd Bridger Kay Ltd Candlish McCleery Ltd Cavendish classicphil GmbH Cover story Edmonds Turner Embassy Philatelists Fyns Frimaerke Service Grosvenor Philatelic Auctions Ltd Goran Fredrikson Heinrich Kohler Corinphila James Bendon John Mark Taylor John Curtin Ltd K and K Halls Mark Bloxham Mark Harvey Martin Appleton Martin Townsend Mayfair Philatelic Auctions Michael Chipperfield Mint GB Stamps Eric Wilding Mulready Philatelics North Staffs Stamps Philangles Prinz Publications Richardson Copp Ritchie Bodily Robert Danzig Robert Uden Ross Shiells Samwells Spink Son Ltd Stanley Gibbons Ltd Stephen T Taylor Thames Themes The Magpie Bill Pipe The Stamp Centre Thematix Trevor Pateman Stampex International Free Entry THE BUSINESS DESIGN CENTRE Islington London N1 OQH OPENING TIMES Wednesday 30 September 11 am to 7 pm Thursday 1 October 10 am to 6 pm Friday 2 October 10 am to 6 pm Saturday 3 October 10 am to 5 pm For information on exhibiting www thepts net To hear more about the show visit www stampexinternational com ptsandstampex 23
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Smiler is the name given to Britain s personalised stamps They were first issued by Royal Mail then The Post Office and the PTS launched their first Smiler Sheet at Spring Stampex 2003 The Smiler Sheets are known for their collectability There are 34 to collect and rumour has it the Queen has every single one in her collection Here we celebrate the very last Smiler Sheet which will be available to buy at Autumn Stampex 2020 and some of our favourites from the last 17 years Buy your Stampex back issues and reserve a copy of the final Stampex Smiler Sheet at www stampexinternational com smilers with trade discounts available for PTS Members 26 Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com
You have spent years and probably some of your hard earned money putting a collection together on a subject that interests you Why not show it to others so that they too can enjoy the fruits of your labour and perhaps learn from it Why not also get some recognition for the work you have done and maybe ideas from friends on how you could take it further There are many ways in which you can exhibit your collection from giving a display to a local club to entering international exhibitions If you prefer not to exhibit competitively you are free to organise your display in whatever way suits you best But if you decide to enter competitions you will need to follow their rules on frame numbers and classes You will also need to think carefully about what exactly you want to show and how you want to construct your exhibit to illustrate your theme to best advantage There is extensive guidance available on putting competitive exhibits together and on what judges will be looking for If you would like further information a good starting point is the ABPS website www abps org uk Exhibitions in the UK are organised by regional Federations and Associations and at national level Stampex and Northern National All exhibitors are welcome to enter a national exhibition either competitively or noncompetitively An advantage of entering competitively is that you will receive feedback from the judges on how your exhibit could be developed further It is often said that exhibiting is the best way to learn about your own collection as it obliges you to study it in detail This can be hard work but also very rewarding Apart from the pleasure that creating your exhibit will give you today it will stimulate the next generation of collectors Eventually they may be the people who will want to buy your collection Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com 27 27
Forming an exhibit Thinking of putting together an exhibit but unsure where to start Here Graham Winters FRPSL Chairman of the ABPS shares his top ten tips for success 1 Decide on your subject and the class in which you wish to exhibit it Some subjects may not be appropriate for some classes for example sports do not always fit well with Thematic rules 2 Decide on the way you wish to treat your subject what story do you want to tell Some subjects may be treated in different ways for example airmails can be aerophilatelic with information about planes pilots airlines etc or concentrate on just the postal history routes rates and markings 3 Read the rules carefully Make sure you understand the mark scheme how many marks for each section Most have marks for a Treatment b Knowledge c Research d Importance e Rarity f Condition g Presentation 4 Always talk to someone who has experience of judging exhibiting the class you are intending to enter 5 Find key references sources For instance internet searches library newspapers magazines study papers photographs maps official documents letters speeches films It is a good idea to write something yourself about your subject 6 You need to decide how to treat your subject you need an eye catching original approach Make sure the story keeps moving along don t repeat things or get bogged down Don t make my mistake by including too many multiple rates 7 Decide on your presentation method matting border lines use of colour etc How will you indicate rarity 28 8 What will you write in your Synopsis Purpose Maximum of 2 pages 9 Create a flow chart spider diagram to help planning This is like an essay planning exercise 10 Place rare and important items in prominent positions 11 Spend a lot of time on the first page This page is key This is the page that you can guarantee the judges will read It needs to include a Introduction b Plan of exhibit c Main reference d A nice item 12 Remember to use running headings Section heading paragraphs are a good idea or whole pages in multi frame exhibits 13 Don t forget a conclusion Stories must have an end philatelic ones are no exception These are just some ideas intended to help with forming an exhibition They will work across all classes There has recently been a decline in the number of exhibitors and to improve this the ABPS has introduced several new classes including Ephemera Maximaphily Astrophilately Modern It is hoped that this will bring more fun to exhibiting attract some new people Check out my new Vlogs on how to exhibit here https www youtube com channel UCuj1QjnJtPHSv7omCr_XH3A www thepts net
180 years of the P enny B lack 2020 Marks 180 Years Since the First Adhesive Stamp Here we take a brief look at the history of the Penny Black and offer a rare glimpse of two Mint Blocks held in private hands The Penny Black invented in Great Britain was the first ever adhesive stamp The stamp features a profile of the young Queen Victoria and revolutionised modern communication when it first went into circulation on 6th May 1840 The World s First Postage Stamp was whereby postal charges were paid by the recipient After taking a substantial report to Parliament Hill helped slash the cost of posting a letter As a result the pre paid Uniform One Penny Post was introduced in the UK on 10 January 1840 It was an immediate success and the volume of mail posted rose rapidly To demonstrate that the postage had been paid Hill introduced the concept of adhesive postage stamps He utilised the skills of Perkins Bacon Co leading printers of cheques and banknotes at the time who formed a design that could be stuck on the front of a letter This proved such a simple and useful innovation that it spread around the world Despite all the changes that have taken place in communications technology since stamps remain in general use today 180 years later These two Mint Blocks show wonderful examples of the Penny Black These blocks both held in a private collection are worth an estimated 1 million each The Karl Louis Index states that there are only three blocks recorded two from plate 1b and one from plate 4 These are amongst the most valuable British philatelic items in the world created to satisfy the demand for rapidly transmitted messages at an affordable price The Penny Black inspired a revolution in the postal service led by Sir Rowland Hill and transformed communications across the world Hill and his colleagues led a campaign in the late 1830s to abolish the old postal system www thepts net 29
SORTING OUT YOUR GB IMPERFORATE PENNY REDS This is the first of several articles by PTS Council Member Bill Barrell of Bill Barrell Ltd focusing on classifying and identifying that most common humble yet intriguing of British stamps the GB Queen Victoria 1d red SG7 44 It is not a difficult issue to understand if a logical approach is taken This first article will look at the imperforate stamps subsequent articles will look at plating and the later perforated issues The first 1d reds were issued in February 1841 SG7 and were printed from seven black plates Until 1854 all 1d black plates and the first 200 1d red plates were made using the original Die 1 From 1855 all 1d plates were made using Die 2 But what does this mean How can we tell the die and why is this important As we will later move onto the perforated issues we will need to be able to tell the difference between Die 1 and Die 2 so lets look at this right now Having been used for 14 years the original Die was now starting to show signs of wear so in November 1854 an impression from this older Die was taken and recut to create a new Die called Die 2 and from this Die 2 a new series of plates were made commencing again with plate number 1 g g Fig 1 Proof from an early Die 1 plate Fig 2 Proof in black from the 1855 Die 2 Fig 3 Piece with combination of both Dies The stamp at upper right lettered LE is from Die 2 the other two stamps are from Die 1 Fig 4 1855 Die 2 1d plate 7 error imperforate a real rarity and one to look out for DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN DIE 1 AND DIE 2 It is pretty safe to assume that all your 1d red imperforates are from Die 1 all your 1d blacks most certainly will be So let us study these stamps to understand and clearly recognise Die 1 This is a great starting point in understanding the penny red and will reward the collector Fig 1 is a proof imprimatur from an early Die 1 plate in red brown lettered SG Fig 2 is a proof in black from the newly created Die 2 Compare them also compare them with your 1d imperforates which should be from Die 1 and notice the overall stronger impression of Die 2 There are smaller differences that are very helpful and in the Stanley Gibbons Queen Victoria specialised catalogue SG illustrate 15 differences between the dies some are more noticeable than others I particularly look for the recut penultimate curl of the Queen s hair see arrows above Fig 3 shows an interesting and very scarce piece with three later 1d perforate issues showing a combination of the two dies Notice the much stronger appearance of that lettered LE The one exception relating to all imperforate issued stamps being Die 1 is an incredibly rare error the later 1855 Die 2 ERROR IMPERFORATE strong impression but imperforate see Figure 4 This item is from Die 2 plate 7 listed but unpriced by SG as SG26a This is certainly worth knowing about and looking for the last discovery was several years ago by a collector from Germany TOP TOP tip when sorting GB line engraved used stamps blacks blues and reds are tough pieces of paper and provided they have no repairs or damage it is quite ok to put them into clean water to remove any rubbish on the reverse to help identify the watermark 30 30 Fig 4 Watermark upright ALL YOUR IMPERFORATES SHOULD HAVE SMALL CROWN WATERMARK see Fig 4 maybe you will find one with error watermark inverted see Fig 5 Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com Fig 5 Watermark inverted
Fig 6 Learn your alphabets alphabet 1 letters above alphabet 2 letters below If these images are not clear or large enough for you please email as below for better pictures DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN ALPHABET 1 ALPHABET 2 So with your Die 1 1d reds to hand we are now going to subdivide them between those with alphabet 1 check letters and those with alphabet 2 check letters The alphabet 1 check letters in the lower squares are small the alphabet 2 are broader and usually slightly larger see images above I have carefully selected actual stamps rather than time worn drawings When sorted you will now be ready to attempt plating Those with the smaller alphabet 1 check letters will be from Die 1 plates 1 to 131 those with the broader alphabet 2 check letters will be from plates 132 onwards Top Tip re alphabet sorting all your 1d blacks and almost all of your imperforate 1d reds with the Maltese cross cancellation will have alphabet 1 letters Top Tip re alphabet sorting some letters are easier than others the letters G and H are the most difficult learn about these more problematic letterings when in combination with more obvious alphabet 2 letterings such as A B Q or R Plating of the imperforates The alphabet 1 stamps will generally be easier to plate than those with alphabet 2 there is more known about them there are more constant varieties more information they have been studied in greater depth and the impressions are usually clearer The next article will look in greater depth at plating but a few pointers here to guide you Plating is to assign the stamp to its original plate based upon certain characteristics and usually adds value and interest What are these characteristics Colour or shade of stamp certain shades suggest certain periods of printing and therefore certain plates Plating varieties position of the check letters constant varieties plate alignment Plating resources Brown Fisher imprimatur images important books such as SG spec cat The most prominent variety is found on Die 1 plate 77 where the engraver omitted to insert the check letter A in the lower right corner square on the second stamp on the second row Fig 7 It was soon noticed and the letter A was inserted Fig 8 Approximately 30 examples of this error are thought to exist no unused examples are known but two exist on cover Fig 7 Fig 8 This series of articles will include plating perforated issues and stamps that break the rules These articles will be revealed on the Stampex website stampexinternational com and will be shared in the free Stampex eNewsletter Please do email should you want to chat bill barrell co uk or alternatively I will be at Stampex and on the Friday will be hosting a day Line engraved made easy where leading experts will be at hand to answer your queries Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com 31 31
What will auctions of the future look like The world of philately has changed dramatically in recent years Where once collectors visited their local dealers to secure the best pieces they now increasingly rely on the expertise of online portals and international auction houses Not least because they have access to marketplaces all over the world This makes the selection particularly large and attractive Online auctions are absolutely trendy A leading company in this field is the online portal philasearch com More than five years ago its founders made it their business to turn the whole world into an auction room We talked to the managing director Franz Fedra who has been in the field of philately for over 40 years Mr Fedra what forms of auctions are there in the online sector Basically there are two forms a dealer or auction house list their lots online including pictures and descriptions the customers inspect them virtually and make their bids which we then forward to the auction organizer On the day of the floor auction these bids are incorporated on site Variation number two and my absolute favourite is the online live auction For this the customer registers free of charge on philasearch com At the time of the online auction the server then takes over the task of an auctioneer it calls up the lots at a moderate speed so that the collector has time to think about it do they want to bid and up to what amount Of course they can also turn in a written highest bid for these lots beforehand in addition However 32 the auction house is not aware of the bid amount in contrast to the first variation Why are online live auctions your favorite They simply offer the collector more leeway Even if they have made a written bid they can still enter the auction if they discover that someone has outbid them on their lot of choice Many collectors also appreciate the fact that their pre bid is not known to the dealer I know this from many conversations And on top of that an online live auction is very exciting How can I be sure to get good goods at online auctions We at philasearch com set a high value on excellent images and descriptions of the lots This ensures that nobody will buy a pig in a poke In addition we are always ready to assist our customers www thepts net
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Kids Colouring Competition The British Postcard is celebrating its anniversary this year and we are celebrating alongside it Create your postcard to be in with a chance of winning The winning design will be printed and displayed at Stampex International The design of the postcard is entirely up to you but should celebrate something you love Just send your design to the office You will need to include your first name age and a short sentence about your picture We will also require your parent s approval and their contact email to let them know if you have won Good Luck Name Age Send entries by post to The PTS PO Box 919 East Grinstead RH19 9PH UK Entry Deadline 31st August 2020 T C s apply Competition open to under 16 s only 34 Describe your picture Parents email Parent s signature as confirmation of approval
Crossword Puzzle Find the answers on www stampexinternational com Across 4 What is the world s most expensive stamp 7 Which show does the Philatelic Traders Society run Down 1 What was the name of the special stamp issue launched on 8th May 2020 from Royal Mail 2 Which recognised stamp dealer launched in 1856 8 What are Cinderella stamps 9 What was the name of the female photographer who took pictures of the Queen in 1952 3 Which famous musician has a stamp collection as a child and famously created an F in stamps on one page 10 What was the name of the first adhesive stamp 5 In which museum can you find Mail Rail 6 Who invented the word philately 35
As philatelists we share our own common language Terms used in our lexicon usually have very different meanings to non collectors Hidden in this puzzle are the philatelic nicknames of 76 famous stamps sets series and even a few forgeries AMGS DRAGONS PURPLE HORROR ANNIGONI EAGLE ROOS APPLE GREEN EXPORTA SAND DUNE AZAD HIND FARLEY SCADTA BABY ZEP FOUR ANNA SCINDE DAWK BANK NOTE 36 GOLDEN MONKEY SEAHORSE BANTAMS GRAF ZEPPELIN SHERMACK BARQUITO GRONCHI ROSA SITTING HELVETIA BASEL DOVE GROSZY SMALL QUEEN BLACK EMPRESS HALFLENGTH SPACE FILLER BLACK JACK HERMES HEAD SPERATI BLACK SWAN HIDALGO SPIRO BLUENOSE INVERTED JENNY STRUBEL BOMBA HEAD IVORY HEAD TOMMY GUN BRITANNIA KEY PLATE TRESKILLING YELLOW CAMEL POSTMAN LA VERVILLE TYRIAN PLUM CAMEO LADY MCLEOD VARNAMO CAPE TRIANGLE LEMON YELLOW VINETA CARAVELLE MACHIN WALLPAPER CENTENNIAL MISSIONARY WEDDING CERES MOLDAVIAN BULL WILDING CHALON ONE CENT MAGENTA WUGA CIA INVERT PERSIAN RUG Z GRILL COLUMBIAN POST OFFICE ZEMSTVO DOUBLE HEAD POSTHORN ZEPP PREXIES
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PTS Guide Introduction The Philatelic Traders Society was formed in 1929 for the greater good of philately and to support those passionate about the hobby Our reputation for honesty integrity and professionalism spans the globe and the PTS shield is instantly recognised by collectors Those stamp traders using the shield are PTS trusted and abide by a strict code of conduct As a collector you can be confident when buying or selling stamps with a trader displaying the shield As well as cataloguing a great selection of approved global dealers the PTS also offers expertising The PTS Expertising Committee offers a rapid and costeffective expertising service for stamps of Great Britain providing a professional written opinion on an item s genuineness and condition Handbook for easy referencing We have a variety of members that make The PTS such a dynamic Society Each applicant is referenced before they become a member this means that if a collectors buys from a trader showing the PTS shield they can be rest assured that these dealers have integrity Our members are enthusiastic and are always wanting to give back to their Society We manage the membership closely and it is only the very best dealers who make it into the society Megan Tester PTS Company Secretary Information regarding The Philatelic Traders Society expertising the code of conduct and activity can be found on our website together with a full list of our members www thepts net As a collector it is important to know who you can trust We have included a complete list of PTS Members in our Collectors www thepts net www thepts net 41
MEMBER LISTING A Z Key Confirmed as Stampex Standholder at 20th April 2020 a full list of standholders is on the website 1st 4 Stamps 7041 www 1st4stamps co uk 10 Blenheim Mews Etwall DE65 6PU UK 44 0 7815 907 408 A G Bond 5367 www jimbondstamps co uk 6 Rollestone Crescent Pennsylvania Exeter EX4 5EB UK 44 0 1392 670 417 ADL Stamps 7050 Newholme 2 West Field Close Mansfield NG19 6BE UK 44 0 1623 657 263 Adrian Myer 4518 www bpaexpertising org PO Box 1141 Guildford GU5 0WR UK 44 0 1483 890 199 A R Ballard 5542 PO Box 780 London SE13 5QA UK 44 0 208 8527 031 Alan Berman 5342 www alan berman co uk Treburgett Old Hall St Teath Bodmin PL30 3LJ UK 44 0 1208 850 393 A J H Stamps 5242 www ajhstamps co uk The Laurels Manchester Road Accrington BB5 2PF UK 44 0 1254 393 740 Alan Macgregor Philatelist 5143 www rhodesia co za P O Box 515 Simon s Town 7995 ZA 0027 21 786 1931 Abacus Auctions 5222 www abacussauctions com au 29 Hardner Road Mount Waverley VIC 3149 AU 0061 9508 888 Alan W Benjamin R193 Apt 2 West Heath Place London NW11 8NL UK 44 0 20 3602 4017 Ace Stamp Auctions 5894 www acestampauctions com P O Box 1840 Ellenbrook WA 6069 AU 0061 8 9297 3040 Alliance Auctions 5129 www allianceauctions com PO Box 12305 Bishops Stortford CM23 9JW UK 44 0 1279 758 854 American Stamp Dealers Association Hon www americanstampdealer com PO Box 692 42 Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com
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Bristol BS40 5BD UK 44 0 1934 863 656 British Colonial Stamps Ltd 6013 www stevenallenstamps com Cutlers Farm Newlands Lane Purbrook PO7 6TN UK 44 0 2392 598 623 British Commonwealth Stamp Co Ltd 5947 www britishandcommonwealthstamps com PO Box 440 Hounslow TW3 9FL UK 44 0 20 8898 6633 Buckingham Covers 5984 www buckinghamcovers com Warren House Shearway Road Folkestone CT19 4BF UK 44 0 1303 278 137 Canada Stamp Finder Maxime S Herold Specialist in rare stamps of Canada its Provinces Members of CSDA APS NSDA IFSDA IPDA etc P O Box 92591 Brampton ON L6W 4R1 Office 1 905 488 6109 Toll Free in North America 1 877 412 3106 Email canadastampfinder gmail com URL canadastampfinder com Candlish McCleery Ltd 4635 www candlishmccleery com PO Box 2 Hanley Castle Worcester WR8 0ZF UK 44 0 1684 311 771 Carmichael Todd Ltd 5557 Clonfadda Co Cork P12 RV08 IE 44 0 1590 682683 Burstamp 7039 www burstamp com Office 9 19 Haskin Street Caboolture 4510 AU 0061 0 409 473 150 Cavendish Philatelic Auctions Ltd 5272 www cavendish auctions com Cavendish House Derby DE1 2SY UK 44 0 1332 250 970 C H Rudge 1270 Aurora Lodge Cabridgeshire PE14 9SH UK 44 0 208 926 0109 Cambridgeshire Philatelic Auctions 5137 www cpa ely co uk 27 Fore Hill Ely CB7 1AA UK 44 0 1353 663 919 CDD Stamps 7046 Apt 401 Balai Condominium Ilocos Norte 2901 PH 0063 933 851 7279 Cheltenham Philatelics 5974 www pennyblackstamps co uk 53 Ryeworth Road Charlton Kings Cheltenham GL52 6LS UK 44 0 1242 573 164 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Cover Collecting 6021 www covercollecting com 2 Chaffinch Close Horsham RH12 5HA UK 44 0 1403 241 825 Dave Sons 5905 Chidandand Group Opp Laxmi Talkies Station Road Nadiad 387 001 IN 44 0 207 078 8879 Cover Love 19474 www PH4U com 58 St Lawrence Park Chepstow NP16 6DP UK 44 0 1291 621 930 David Boyd Hon 38 Shelvers Way Tadworth KT20 5QF UK 44 0 1737 351 887 Cover Story Ltd 5845 www coverstoryltd com 7A Redcliffe Place London SW10 9DB UK 44 0 208 446 4422 Crown Colony Stamps 4559 www crowncolony com P O Box 1198 Bellaire TX 77401 USA 001 713 781 6563 D L Green 4291 Postal Historian Wareham BH20 9BU UK 44 0 1929 551 846 D Morrison Ltd 5801 www forpostalhistory com 9 Crab Tree Close Malmesbury SN16 0AF UK 44 0 1666 822 055 Dauwalders of Salisbury 5495 www worldstamps co uk 42 Fisherton Street Salisbury SP2 7RB UK 44 0 1722 412 100 David C Wrigley 5869 The Silk Apt 311 12 No 30 Soi Aree 2 Phaholyothin Road Bangkok 10400 TH 0066 2 6150523 David Feldman Auctions 4101 www davidfeldman com PO Box 1213 Geneva CH 0041 22 727 0777 David Loffstadt 4362 PO Box 107 Bromley BR2 8ZA UK 44 0 20 8462 7185 David Milton 4824 PO Box 139 Ruislip HA4 8UX UK 44 0 1895 637 283 David Mortimer 5952 P O Box 397 North Adelaide 5006 AU 0061 416 084480 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
David R Bryon 5795 P O Box 929 Yeppoon QLD 4703 AU 0061 7 4935 1168 Edmonds Turner Ltd 5875 www stampheaven co uk PO BOX 70634 London E10 9EZ UK 44 0 845 226 7726 David Wild Stamps 5964 PO Box 3414 Norwich NR7 7JR UK 44 0 1603 301 267 De Nederlandsche Postzegelveiling 6041 www npv nl Leeuwenveldseweg 14A NL 1382 LX Weesp NL 0031 0294 433 020 Delcampe International SRL Mr Sebastien Delcampe www delcampe net Delcampe the greatest marketplace for collectors Our international web company provides its services as a marketplace for buying and selling collectibles to both professionals and private individuals Over 150 000 new items are put up for sale on our websites every day for a community of over 1 200 000 passionate collectors Rue de la Filature 25 Tubize B 1480 Belgium Email sales delcampe com Doreen Royan Associates Pty Ltd 5261 www doreenroyan com P O Box 98885 Sloane Park 2152 ZA 0027 11 706 1920 48 Elstree Stamps 5680 www elstreestamps com PO Box 1208 Bushey WD23 9HP UK 44 0 7538 887 450 Embassy Philatelist 5053 www embassystamps co uk PO Box 1553 Guildford GU1 9YT UK 44 0 1483 811 1680 Empire Philatelists Just Posh Art Ltd 5973 www empirephilatelists com PO Box 4812 Henley on Thames RG9 9GQ UK 44 0 118 947 4114 Enfield Stamp Centre 5516 www enfieldstampcentre com 192 194 Lancaster Road Enfield EN2 0JH UK 44 0 20 8367 2653 Engers Frimerker 5944 www engers frimerker no Klundbyveien 103 Biri Akershus N 2836 NOR 0047 61 18 15 55 Epsom Stamp Company 5994 www epsomstamp co uk 23 Waterloo Road Epsom KT19 8EX UK www thepts net
44 0 1372 720 051 Ercole Gloria SRL 4708 Piazza Pio XI Milano I 2 123 ITL 0039 02 804106 Eric Paul Ltd 5036 www ericpaul co uk PO Box 44 Marple SK6 7EE UK 44 0 161 427 2101 Eric Wilding 6032 1 Newton Close Rushden NN10 0HR UK 44 0 7534 336 874 etc 1908 7006 www etc1908 co uk 132 West Nile Street Glasgow G1 2RQ UK 0048 517 108 518 Frank Banke Philatelists 5834 www fbanke com Nadrzeczna 21 83 000 Juszkowo PL 0048 517 108 518 Fyns Frimaerke Service 5686 www stamps dk Hoejdevangen 2 Broby DK 5672 DK 0045 6263 2424 G Robbe Ltd 4360 York Chambers York Street St Helier JE2 3RQ CI 44 0 1534 723 084 G L Milsom Hon www milsomstamps co uk 5 Beechcroft Ave Newport Rd Stafford ST16 1BJ UK 44 0 1785 245 564 Garfield AL 4336 39 Malford Grove South Woodford London E18 2DY UK 44 0 7973 387 978 Gary J Lyon Philatelist Ltd 4938 www garylyon com P O Box 450 Bathurst E2A 3Z4 CA 001 506 546 6363 GB Naval World Covers and Stamps 7012 www naval covers co uk 37 St Gabriels Avenue Peverell Plymouth PL3 4QJ UK 44 0 1752 267 726 Gilles Pilatte Philatelie 5781 www philatelie pilatte stamps com 16 Rue Drouot Paris Paris 75009 FR 0033 1 4022 9161 GK Philatelic Consultants Ltd 4724 www gkphilatelic com Fulmer Lodge Devenish Lane Sunningdale SL5 9QU UK 44 0 1344 876 065 Glen Stephens Stamps 5258 www glenstephens com rarity html Lothlorien 4 The Tor Walk Castlecrag NSW 2068 AU 0061 2 9958 1333 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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Heritage Stamps 5727 www heritagestamps co uk PO Box 478a Thames Ditton KT7 0WG UK 44 0 20 8224 7133 Historystore Ltd 6028 www historystore ltd uk Tumblins Winterborne Stickland Blandford Forum DT11 OED UK 44 0 1258 880 841 Howard Hatton 6020 16 Southgate Road Sunnybank Bury BL9 8DZ UK 44 0 161 766 9031 I G Stamps 6051 www gbstampsonline co uk PO Box 3330 Norwich NR7 7FU UK 44 0 1603 419307 I Brownlee Stamps Ltd 4883 www brownleestamps co uk PO Box 116 Macclesfield SK10 4XZ UK 44 0 1625 599 088 Ian Glassborow Hon 18 The Vineyard Yarmouth PO41 OXE UK 44 0 1983 761 477 Ian Lasok Smith Philatelist 5904 www gbphilately co uk 6 Hough Green Chester CH4 8JG UK 44 0 1244 677 628 Ian Perry 5380 29 Chetwynd Grove Newport TF10 7JW UK 44 0 1952 825 941 Isle of Man Post Office 7034 Postal Headquarters Douglas IM2 1AA IOM 44 0 1624 698 430 J Cussans 6005 26 Dorset Close Ipswich IP4 3BJ UK 44 0 756 531 1227 James Bendon 5998 www jamesbendon com 39 Aldrington Road London SW16 1TU UK 44 0 20 7041 6260 Jersey Post 5643 www jerseypost com Postal Headquarters Jersey JE1 1AA CI 44 01534 616634 Jerwood Philatelics 6026 www jerwoodphilatelics co uk 1103a Bristol Road South Birmingham B31 2QP UK 44 0 121 6630415 JF Stamps Danmark 5357 www jf stamps dk Alokken 24 DK 5250 Odense SV DK 0045 4089 2380 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
John and Mark Taylor Hon PO Box 37324 London N1 2YQ UK 44 0 20 8226 1503 John Chapman Associates 7030 10 Chantry Drive Halesowen B62 9DE UK 44 0 1214 395 682 John Curtin Ltd 4331 www jcstamps co uk PO Box 31 Sunbury On Thames TW16 6HS UK 44 0 1932 785 635 John Curtin Ltd 1 7017 www jcstamps co uk PO Box 31 Sunbury TW16 6HS UK 44 0 1932 785 635 John Kinnard Stamps 7053 www johnkinnardstamps com 2 Rockbourne Close Havant PO9 4BE UK 44 0 2392 480 496 John M Deering 5512 www johndeeringstamps co uk The Machins South Molton EX36 4YZ UK 44 0 1398 341 564 John Noble Stamps 5883 95 Berry Meade Ashtead KT21 1SF UK 44 0 1372 378 809 52 Johnson Philatelics Pty Ltd 5162 www johnson co za P O Box 32091 Summerstrand 6019 ZA 0027 41 583 3159 Julien Calvier 6027 16 Allee Georges Paris 94300 Vincennes FR 0033 66 342 8531 K and K Halls 7043 2 Salcey Rise Northampton NN12 7RU UK K J Stamps Ltd 5847 187 Petts Wood Road Orpington BR5 1JZ UK 44 0 1689 827 086 Karl A Norsten 4617 www norsten com P O Box 1069 Lidingo SE 18121 SE 0046 8 7670861 Karl Pfankuch Co 4558 Postfach 3749 Hagenbruecke 19 Braunschweig D 38027 DE 0049 531 45807 Kawaguchi Stamp Co 5238 www art plala or jp P O Box 18 Kawaguchi Shi Saitama 332 JP 0081 482 522811 www thepts net
Kay Company 5728 www kaystamps com P O Box 6428 Edmond OK 73083 USA 001 360 326 3423 00351 213 223 460 466 Keith Nickol Speciality Postcards mint and used 58 Sandringham Flats Charing Cross Road London WC2H 0BL United Kingdom Mob 07711 419602 Email keithdnickol hotmail co uk Callers by Appointment Kelleher Rogers 5835 35 F Central Plaza Wan Chai HK Kingston Stamps 7055 18 High Street Kingston HR5 3AX UK 44 0 1544 231 186 Laser Invest SRL 7022 www laserinvest com www collezionismolaser com Via Londra 14 Porto Mantovano 46047 ITL 0039 0376 399901 Laurence Gardiner 6012 6 The Birches Benfleet SS7 4NT UK 44 0 1268 750 365 Leiloes P Dias Lda 5655 www leiloespdias pt Rua Antonio Pedro 46 2nd floor Lisboa 1000 039 PT Liz Ashfield Andy Faulkner Hon www lizandystamps co uk PO Box 3343 Stafford ST16 9NU UK 44 0 1785 660 249 London Philatelists 5615 Sripat Court Apt 3B Phayathai 10400 TH 0066 8433 15282 M and R Gunther 20082 Kantonastrasse 19 Horw 6048 CH 0041 0 41 342 18 14 Macdonnell Whyte Ltd 4880 102 Leinster Road Dublin Leinster 6 IE 00353 1 497 7449 Magni R Magnusson R253 www mi is Laugarnesvegur 89 Reykjavik IS 00354 553 3086 Mark Bloxham Stamps Ltd 5912 www philatelic co uk PO Box 155 Newcastle Upon Tyne NE20 2BB UK 44 0 1661 871 953 Mark Grimsley 5432 2 Grange Park Westbury on Trym Bristol BS9 4BP UK 44 0 117 9623 203 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
54 Mark Harvey 5544 PO Box 205 Lindford GU35 5DU UK 44 0 1428 642 702 Michael H Bale R231 43 Penterry Park Chepstow NP16 5AZ UK 44 0 1291 620 111 Martello Philatelic Auctions Ltd 6042 www martelloauctions com The Old Auction Rooms Marine Walk Street Hythe CT21 5NW UK 44 0 1303 269 712 Midland Philatelics Limited 7019 www midphil com 1 Stevens Close Ullesthorpe LE17 5BP UK 44 0 845 120 9511 Martin Appleton 6001 60 Warwick Road Winklebury Basingstoke RG23 8DZ UK 44 0 1256 461 614 Mike Czuczman Hon 15 Curzon Drive Church Crookham Fleet GU52 6JL UK 44 0 1252 628 816 Martin Townsend 4538 www martintownsend com PO Box 10 Hitchin SG4 9PE UK 44 0 1462 420 678 Mintgbstamps Ltd 6010 www mintgbstamps co uk Unit 2 LoknStore 1 4 Carousel Way Riverside Northampton NN3 9HG UK 44 0 1604 406 371 Mayfair Philatelic Auctions 5130 www mpastamps com 37 Albert Embankment London SE1 7TL UK 44 0 207 493 0876 Mondial Stamps B V 5437 Scholtensweg 37 Wesepe 8124 AG NL 0031 570 633258 532285 Michael Chipperfield 5365 www michaelchipperfield london Vault 60 The London Silver Vaults London WC2A 1QT UK 44 0 207 430 9055 Mowbray Collectables 5081 www mowbraycollectables com Private Bag 63000 Wellington 6140 NZ 0064 6 364 8270 Michael G Read 7008 www michaelggread co uk Poachers Retreat Common Lane Kings Langley WD4 9HP UK 44 0 1923 269 775 Mr Roland Ford 7045 Henllan Llandysul SA44 5TE UK 44 0 1559 37 1299 Find out more about Stampex at www stampexinternational com
Mulready Philatelics 5959 www mulreadyphilatelics co uk PO Box 9340 Poole BH12 9JZ UK 44 0 1202 624 110 Onlinestamps nl 7015 www onlinestamps nl De Cnollenbijter 46 1911 KC Uitgeest NL 0031 06 2157 2405 MW Stamps 6045 18 Lulworth Avenue Goffs Oak EN7 5JZ UK 44 0 1992 421 835 P J Philately Hon www pjphilately com 45A Metcalfe Road Cambridge CB4 2DB UK Nigel Haworth Hon Newlands House 13 Claremont Avenue Clitheroe BB7 1JN UK 44 0 1200 423 809 Palmerston Philatelic Auctions 5749 www palmerstonauctions co uk Loreburn Chambers 11 Great King Street Dumfries DG1 1BA UK 44 0 1387 255 508 Nordfrim 4067 www nordfrim com Kvindevadet 42 DK 5450 Otterup DK 0045 6482 1256 North Staffs Stamps 5763 www nstaffstamps com PO Box 2701 Stoke on Trent ST6 9AL UK 44 0 1782 818 560 North West London Stamp Co 4293 51 Mayflower Lodge Regents Park Road London N3 3HX UK 44 0 20 8346 8945 Northern Stamps 6004 www northernstamps com Office 1 Prudhoe NE42 6HD UK 44 0 1661 598 936 All our members can be found online at www thepts net Pembrokeshire Philatelics 5753 www pembrokeshirephilatelics co uk Willow Mead Maes Y Bont Road Llanelli SA14 7NA UK 44 0 1269 845 484 Pennymead Books 5251 www pennymead com 1 Brewerton Street Knaresborough HG5 8AZ UK 44 0 1423 865 962 Peter Harlos 5743 www harlos auktion de Postfach 61 64 Wunstorf D 31509 DE 0049 5031 913770 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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The Glasgow Stamp Shop 5426 www pennyred com 132 West Nile Street Glasgow G1 2RQ UK 44 0 141 333 9724 Trevor Pateman 5844 www trevorpateman co uk Unit 10 Brighton BN1 2NW UK 44 01273 772 922 The Magpie 5744 www magpiecatalogue com 7 Richard Close Upton Poole BH16 5PY UK 44 0 1202 623 300 Triple S Postal History 5492 www triple sonline com PO Box 224 Urbana OH 43078 USA The Posted Stamp Potter s Cottage Ellon AB41 8ST UK The Stamp Centre 7028 www stamp centre co uk Premier Philatelic Company Ltd London WC2R 0DE UK 44 0 208 836 2341 Thematix 5975 www thematix co uk 51 Ketelbey Rise Basingstoke RG22 4PE UK 44 0 1256 415 699 Tony Lester Auctions Ltd 5294 www tonylester co uk Unit 2 The Sidings Birdingbury Road Marton Nr Rugby CV23 9RX UK 44 0 1926 270 107 Trevor Chinery Ltd 6007 www philatelic auction agent co uk 9 St Lawrence Way Stanwick NN9 6QS UK 44 0 1205 330 026 Vance Auctions Ltd 5293 www vanceauctions com P O Box 267 Smithville L0R 2A0 CA 001 905 957 3364 Victoria Stamp Co 4904 www victoriastampco com P O Box 335 Sharon Springs USA 001 201 652 7283 Vidiforms Co Inc 5369 www showgard com Showgard House 115 North Route 9W Congers NY 10920 USA 001 914 268 4005 Vincennes Philatelie 5712 www vincphil fr 74 76 Avenue de Paris Vincennes Paris 94300 FR 0033 1 4328 6761 W van der Bijl 5817 Zadelstraat 43 Utrecht 3511 LS NL 0031 030 234 2040 www thepts net A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
W I P International Inc 5954 www wipstamps com P O Box 547068 Surfside FL 33154 USA 001 305 962 9262 W4 Stamps Collectables 6034 106 Kimberley Park Road Falmouth TR11 2DQ UK 44 0 777 208 3750 Worthing Stamp Auctions 4524 70 Victoria Road Worthing BN11 1UN UK 44 0 1903 235 846 Zeboose Ltd 6043 www zeboose com PO Box 5161 Somerset BA6 0BJ UK 44 0 20 8144 0202 Wain Heapy Associates 5822 44 Wylde Green Road Sutton Coldfield B72 1HD UK 44 0 121 686 6948 Warwick Warwick Ltd 1 5094 www warwickandwarwick com Chalon House Scar Bank Millers Road Warwick CV34 5DB UK 44 0 1926 499 031 Warwick Warwick Ltd 2 5315 www warwickandwarwick com Chalon House Scar Bank Millers Road Warwick CV34 5DB UK 44 0 1926 499 031 Werner M Krast 5582 www krast de Geigerstr 5 Grafelfing D 82166 DE 0049 89 898894 0 Willard S Allman 5273 PO Box 626 New Jersery NJ 07417 USA 00 1 201 848 8883 62 www thepts net
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