For these error booklets to have made it to McAndless, they would have had to pass unnoticed by at least three workers. It is that improbability that makes error stamps hard to find and attractive to collectors. Continue reading →
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Regulars
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Check out the shows in your area
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Editorial
Not just another War of 1812 tribute
The United States Postal Service and Buffalo Fire Department are remembering that fateful night of Dec. 30, 1813, when a mixed force of around 1,400 British regulars, Canadian militia, and native warriors crossed over the river near Niagara. They landed at a place called Black Rock, dispersed a larger force of Americans, and chased them to Buffalo. Once there, our boys showed their class by burning down all but four buildings, and destroying the navy yard and four armed vessels. They returned home through Black Rock, pausing only to set fire to that place as well.
Columns
Stamping Grounds
Flag's architect also founder of Order of Canada
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Uncle Pete's Patterings
1869s not popular at time of issue
Page 8
Commonwealth Communique
Modern covers a fertile ground for Commonwealth enthusiasts
Page 9
Off The Beaten Track
Official souvenir postcards tell the story of the Columbi...
Page 10
Looking Back
Flower power, art, and military history on 2013 stamps
Page 14
New Issues
From around the world
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Philatelic Bookshelf
Exploring Boer War's postal history, perforation changes...
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