“The concept was already approved and almost finalized by the time we got the official photo. Taken in a natural setting, it needed only a few touch-ups to correct the back-lighting.” Even then, the design had to be sent to Buckingham for final approval before any files could be sent to the printer. Continue reading →
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Features
Kiosks a failure for post office, but a hit with collectors
Page 9
Regulars
Are you buying or selling?
Page 19
Check out the shows in your area
Page 23
Editorial
Position on ‘reverted’ Jenny depends on perspective
The commemorative stamps with the Jenny right way up are not an error the way the inverted stamp was, they are an intentional variety created to invoke a treasure hunt mentality among collectors and members of the public.
Columns
Looking Back
Uh, oh, Canada: Anthem opponents at it again
Page 6
Philatelic Bookshelf
A look at Canada's international mail in the 19th century
Page 8
Off The Beaten Track
Three small covers raise big questions
Page 10
Stamping Grounds
Modern error stamps are worth the hunt
Page 14
Commonwealth Communique
European games stamps offer another chance to think small
Page 17
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From the world
Page 18
Philatelic Profile
Pint-sized artist sails away with stamp contest win
Page 22
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