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Quote: It has destroyed a least half of my very small amount of very recent $1 keepers. Yes, what can I say John, there are periods when Australia has created a monster. I agree with the message, never been a fan of the spray meter cancels. 2019 New Issues 5th February 2019 "Moments"  12th February 2019 Robin Boyd Architect  26th February 2019 "Welcome Stranger" Found by 2 Englishmen from Cornwall and the Scilly Isles.  Wiki   |
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Victoria's Classic Local Stamp Private Posts 1854 1855 Burdell's Express British and Australian Express.  |
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Non Philatelic, but just had to share.......... Braving huge swells, in the Southern Ocean, freezing cold, in an old steel naval destroyer, life could be miserable sometimes, but there was always a steaming hot mug of "Kai" (aka "Kye") awaiting, down in the galley.... I just found the recipe  Look away now, if you are a diabetic.... Author : Jerry Hatrick (get it?) Sc#1317   |
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 Nice one Geoff ! haha "You canna handa mana granda spanna" I am very nearly on a vegan diet, a cup of hot cocoa before bed satisfies the overwhelming desire for sugar. BTW, not tasted Belgian chocolate, heard of the esteem, watched a documentary a coupla nights ago, on Cadbury. |
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Belgian chocolate is wonderful. I largely avoid Cadbury's since the Kraft takeover, and the attendant reduction in quality. |
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Year 2000 Pages (Lots of gaps) 2000 Steiner Page 40.  2000 Steiner (lookalike) Page 40A  2000 Steiner (lookalike) Page 42. (Self Stick Diecut)  |
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Don't grumble that the roses have thorns, be thankful that the thorns have roses |
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Cheers Dianne, trust you are still perusing your Aussie Pages. It can be daunting. I am up to 7 albums now....Sheesh. Note: The Coil Stamps have softer, lower die-cut teeth, and softer corners. Sc# 1818 and Sc# 1823  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 03/01/2019 10:21 am |
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I have quite a collection of Aussies. I am up to 4 albums on Steiner pages. I haven't had a chance to go through the ones you sent yet. Peharps I will have time on Sunday. What countries are you looking for these days? I have lots of spares, I could get together a nice package for you  Dianne    |
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Cheers Dianne, I am OK right now, I have stamps coming out of my ears.
Currently working Thailand and Mauritius Both expensive little blighters.
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2000 Steiner (lookalike) Page 41  2000 Steiner Page 44.  2000 Steiner (Lookalike) Page 44A. ( I do not recognise our Olympians?)  |
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Crikey! I am just the Master's apprentice here, Jill is the superhero, The caped philatelist....... she found this Bulletin 258 January 2001 Paralympians. All images named...........  |
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2000 Paralympics : Die Cut. I bring into question Scott Catalogue 2017 Australia Sc# 1852 to 1856 I believe the stated Perf Guage is in error. In the die-cut layout the corollory follows that, the top of stamp perforation guage between the two values is a quarter guage 11½ 49c and 11¾ 45c. I have checked 100 examples and find the same guage throughout all values. Ergo : No way to discriminate between coil or booklet apart from the value tablet.  45c alongside an 49c  |
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