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Link works. Interesting. More accurately, survived Pétain and the Germans. It was Vichy that, of its own volition, put in place anti-Jewish legislation, and its police that rounded up Jews. The Italian occupation zone was the only safe area in France. |
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Sc# 1851 Variety, Tasmania Missing Lower Left. CV : $20
ID only, I do not have one. Hi Rod, I bought a few full sheets and now left with ONE. Here are the various format which I have broken down for your info.  Horizontal Strip of 3 Top BLOCK of 9 Bottom BLOCK of 9 Full Sheet of 50 |
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Thank you. Listed Here (Not sure if I have posted this before) Top Reference   |
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Outbid. SOLD $11.50 + ship Stanthorpe Cinderella (Queensland) Australian Red Cross.  |
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Nonetheless, this unperforated version was released in a limited-edition sheetlet to milk revenue from stamp collectors (which is basically 90% of a stamp's job these days). Amen. |
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First Day Cover #241 1d Princess Wedding (Wmkd or UnWmkd CV : $8) 20th November 1947 Postmarked WATERFALL NSW (Helensburgh)  |
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Today's Philatelic Word: ESTAFETTE Tasmania (Van Diemans Land) 1867 Cocking a Snookcock a snook DEFINITION openly show contempt or a lack of respect for someone or something. "the title was a deliberate attempt to cock a snook at the establishment" ˇ place one's hand so that the thumb touches one's nose and the fingers are spread out, in order to express contempt.  |
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Western Australia "rara avis in terris nigroque simillima cygno." in 82 AD the Roman satirist Juvenal wrote: "rara avis in terris nigroque simillima cygno." Meaning: a rare bird in the lands, and very like a black swan. Back then, in the middle ages of Europe, a black swan was impossible to fathom. Juvenal wrote what everyone who lived long ago believed: that all swans were white. A swan of any other colour was nonexistent, impossible to fathom. Then, in 1697, Willem de Vlamingh was exploring parts of Australia when he happened upon that very impossible artifact: a black swan, in the flesh. It took less than 30 years for a pair of black swans to be captured, proving their existence for the world to see. Just like that, the world shifted. What was once thought of as truth and fact had dissolved and the impossible was made possible. Image : Western Australia Study Group.  |
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2 Australian Cinderellas Victoria (Slang : Cabbage Patchers...because the state is so small)  Tasmania (Slang : Taswegians or Apple Isanders. I have no idea on the significance of the Cogwheel or Lion)  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 06/05/2022 04:47 am |
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