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http://australianstrampcatalogue.com
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Good idea... but boy howdy is that front page near impossible to read!!!
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Egads! Why do so many websites still care so little about presentation?
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Hello.can you helpme with this.I have a post marked 1936 king george, with scrolls unrolling where the kangaroo and emu normally stand.it is a penny stamp.I have only seen one other like it.a 5d blue.please help. I'm going. To post office tmrw to see what they know.
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P.s. it is 3/4 the size pot the common king george. It has something written. Up top like tax duty I lost my mag glass so I dont know for sure.
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Does anyone else have a link to any particular on-line Catalog ?
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Charles...you can use this link for online catalogs
http://www.worldstampcatalogues.com/online-stamp-catalogues-old/
It is in our links section under publications
Mike in NC / meostamps
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nl1947 wrote
If it is OK to mention
stampworld.com
has a very good catalogue.
Very easy to navigate & fairly complete. They don't have revenues & don't go by their prices.
You only do the free login if you want to buy.
The other advantage of logging in is ,if you use the catalogue you can jump to any year and not have to scroll through from the first issue.
Brian
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Stampworld is okay for identifying certain stamps, if it's listed. The Australian section is very incomplete; apart from that it has its usefulness.
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It is free and it is a good start, anyone collecting Australia will love it. There is still some work to be done but immense amount is already there. A few glitches like font color, repeated info, missing die cut varieties, links, etc but no one is perfect! Take a look:
http://australianstrampcatalogue.com
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Good idea... but boy howdy is that front page near impossible to read!!!
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Egads! Why do so many websites still care so little about presentation?
Tedski
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04:04:02am
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Hello.can you helpme with this.I have a post marked 1936 king george, with scrolls unrolling where the kangaroo and emu normally stand.it is a penny stamp.I have only seen one other like it.a 5d blue.please help. I'm going. To post office tmrw to see what they know.
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P.s. it is 3/4 the size pot the common king george. It has something written. Up top like tax duty I lost my mag glass so I dont know for sure.
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19 Feb 2015
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Does anyone else have a link to any particular on-line Catalog ?
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re: Online Australian Stamp Catalog
Charles...you can use this link for online catalogs
http://www.worldstampcatalogues.com/online-stamp-catalogues-old/
It is in our links section under publications
Mike in NC / meostamps
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nl1947 wrote
If it is OK to mention
stampworld.com
has a very good catalogue.
Very easy to navigate & fairly complete. They don't have revenues & don't go by their prices.
You only do the free login if you want to buy.
The other advantage of logging in is ,if you use the catalogue you can jump to any year and not have to scroll through from the first issue.
Brian
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17 Sep 2015
02:08:57am
re: Online Australian Stamp Catalog
Stampworld is okay for identifying certain stamps, if it's listed. The Australian section is very incomplete; apart from that it has its usefulness.
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