Quote: I have a Hutt River stamp catalogue from 1973 to 1986
Yes please! I have been chasing one for 6 years, only one copy went with a bundle of Hutt River at Ace Stamp auctions for $350 IIRC. You have a spare copy Steve? or is it digital.
Some corrections are in order. Redonda was annexed by 'officially' by the UK in 1872 and attaching it to Antigua as a dependency. From what I've read and found the British government established & license the Redonda Phosphate Co. in 1869 to mine on the island. This is likely where some authors may have acquired the idea that it was annexed in 1869. Finally most information states the mining was abandoned before WW1 in 1913 or 14. They all agree that the island has been uninhabited since 1930.
Quote: Yes please! I have been chasing one for 6 years, only one copy went with a bundle of Hutt River at Ace Stamp auctions for $350 IIRC.
So what does that make just the catalogue worth?
Quote: You have a spare copy Steve? or is it digital.
My copy is a mint condition, genuine catalogue. I don't have a spare, but I can copy it for you or I can keep the copy and sell you the original "if the price is right" lol
If a copy is OK. just send me your e-mail address.
Hello, I saw rod222's post on Redonda stamps which were valid postage in Antigua. Since they were valid there, does that mean they are not considered cinderellas? Thanks David
If stamps inscribed Redonda, are valid for postage in Antigua, they are genuine stamps. They may be unnecessary and wallpaper, but they would still be legal stamps.
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