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  • Collections

    We have added a new page to highlight the larger collections we have for sale in our on-line shopping cart. Items range from modest beginner collections of a few dozens to multiple volumes with substantial albums. Check the page to see more.  

  • Collections

    In our on-line store, we offer numerous collections which form a good basis for beginning a country or for locating gems. Many of these have recently been reduced in price. Click on the title to to be taken to the detailed listing with scans. Contact us for shipping information. CANADA CANADA #66/364 $160.00 CANADA Revenues …

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  • 2011 Year-End Sale

    Our Christmas/YearEnd sale is an annual tradition, where the best discounts and bargains of the season are to be found. It takes place from December 27th 2011 until January 9th, 2012. We offer 40% back in Kimmerly Dollars on just about every item in our on-line store, with some categories qualifying for 50%. You can …

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  • Overseas Overprint – Weekly Feature #407

    This weeks feature is an interesting study in printing houses and surcharges.  The 1955 Kuwait overprints on stamps of Great Britain are known in two types; by  Waterlow Ltd. featuring a Type I overprint and by  Harrison and Sons featuring a  Type II overprint.  Stanley Gibbons gives these stamps #’s 107-109 and 107a-109a respectively, whereas …

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  • Benjamin Block — Weekly Feature #404

    The One Cent U.S. stamp featuring a bust of Benjamin Franklin was in use from 1851-1857 imperforate and from 1857-1861 perforated.  A total of 12 plates were used with the last two being the most interesting.  For these last plates two new transfer rolls were prepared from the altered original die.  The new transfer rolls …

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