The latest issue of Canadian Stamp News (Vol. 51 No. 13), released Sept. 22, takes collectors behind the printed image to explore two fundamental elements of stamp production: the paper itself and the way stamps are separated. In the second part of his Royal Philatelic Society of Canada Stamp Talks presentation on “Common Technologies for the Production and Perforation of Stamps,” philatelist Paul Sarjeant examines centuries of papermaking and the development of stamp perforation. Continue reading →
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Historic quilts stitched into new stamps
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Philatelist explores papermaking and perforation
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National Postage Stamp & Coin Show
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Looking Back
Airport keeps memory of flying ace alive
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Philatelic Journals
Philatelic Archaeologist explores Caral-Supe civilization
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Stamping Grounds
Expert discusses mail by rail
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