List of philatelists
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Philatelist - a stamp, postal stationery, or postal history collector.
Philatelist
A person who collects and studies stamps. Philately The common name for the hobby of stamp collecting.
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Junior Philatelist of America
The Junior Philatelists of America, founded in 1963, is an organization primarily for stamp collectors under age 18.
Philatelists are one of the largest collecting groups worldwide and numerous companies are in the business of supplying them with products for the display and storage of their prized collections.
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The purpose of the program is to engage enthusiastic young stamp collectors in the activities of the broader organized philatelic world.
Philatelists use the term "on piece" to describe a cancelled stamp on a piece of paper, usually a corner cut from an envelope, and ideally including all of the postmark/cancellation. A stamp may also be "on cover", i.e.
Some philatelists do not use hinges to mount their stamps. They usually collect stamps with the original gum still intact. These stamps are Mint Never Hinged (MNH). A mount is used to protect the stamp in this case.
Some philatelists feel that there was a Greek adhesive issued in the year "1831" and printed in a sheet form for either postage due or carrier purposes. In 1933 a Mr. P. L.
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A topical philatelist might be interested in which subspecies of giraffe is represented on this 1925 stamp of Tanganyika.
Topical philately is the study of what is depicted on the stamps. There are hundreds of popular subjects, such as ...
He says: "Most philatelists start off by collecting stamps of the entire world. As time passes, they tend to realize that this is a task that has little chance of completion. At this time, there are 536 former and current stamp-issuing entities.
16: The Philatelist (Great Britain). 17: (With star and crescent in circle) Straits Settlements, Malaya overprint for Perak. 18: with Arabic between; overprint on British stamps for official.
Stamps catalog is often mistaken for the term philately; Philately is the study of stamps and not collecting of stamps; Philatelists often collect objects of their study; However, it is not mandatory for them to do so; Usually, ...
Philatelist - The person who has the hobby of philately.
Philately - The collection and study of postage stamps, postmarks, and related items - all issued by postal administration.
Phos. - Abbreviation for Phosphor.
An Adelaide philatelist detected the forgery and notified police, who arrested all three men and seized 60,000 forged stamps.
The Australian Commonwealth issued postage due stamps in July 1902 - eleven years before it issued ordinary stamps.
To the philatelist these perforations are significant indeed. The number of such holes along a 2-centimeter distance on a stamp's edge is often an identifying characteristic. The perforation may dramatically influence the value of a stamp.
Although line engraving is used primarily to prevent counterfeiting, many philatelists consider stamps that are manufactured by this method to be of superior quality in terms of texture and fineness of detail as compared with those that are made by ...
A P - American Philatelist, publication of the American Philatelic Society.
American Topical Association - An organization of collectors that specializes in items related by topics and themes.
Accessories: Tools used by Philatelists like hinges, mounts, tongs, perforation gauges, stock books &magnifiers.
Advertising Labels: Labels bearing advertisements attached to stamp.
Knife - the cutting edge or 'cookie cutter', as philatelists refer to it, of the machine which cuts the envelope blank. Also the die-cut paper from which envelopes are folded.
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AIEP: Association Internationale des Experts en Philatélie (International Association of Philatelic Experts) (Internationaler Verband der Philatelistischen Prüfer [Germany]) [abbr.] ...
 See also: Stamp, Used, Philatelic, Cover, Catalog
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