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Elizabeth: a brief life in stamps
As an icon and a human being, the Queen's philatelic life dates back to 1932.
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Gorbachev's boat
A Maltese stamp recalls a forgotten participant in a historic summit
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Matthew Healey

August 2022

Postage x Revenue
In the latest American Philatelist, I explore the intersection of stamps used for postage and revenue purposes across British Africa
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Matthew Healey
How'm I doin'?
After a month of writing this near-daily newsletter, I'd like to hear your thoughts.
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Just don't say 'Quack!'
Sam Houston Philatelics has an internet/mail sale closing tomorrow, with much more than just ducks.
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Matthew Healey
The Week Ahead: Aug. 22-28
A recap of stamp auctions closing in the next seven days
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What Makes this Stamp Great?
Analyzing some of the phenomenal 1869 Pictorials in the upcoming Rumsey sales.
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Freaky Friday—again (Aug. 19)
Screwups that make you go, whoa!
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Matthew Healey
Gems of India
Stampbay, in Palo Alto, Calif., will offer rarities and more affordable items this Saturday
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Your questions, answered
Dear Matthew: tell us about the gum
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Your stamps are on drugs.
Eric Jackson's revenue-stamp auctions are a trove of fascinating medicinal ephemera.
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Ukraine's turbulent history, in stamps
Oldlouis offers some of the country's elusive philatelic items of the 1920s
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Matthew Healey
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