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Here you can present your "Classics". What a classic is? That is debatable and we shall continue to debate that question while at the same time delivering visible proof and information. But first of all the idea is to allow members to show some of their classical beauties and tell why they find a particular stamp or series of stamps that they consider to be classics especially interesting.

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Svend : Discussion in blog http://www.myphilately.com/blg_view.php?blog_id=2171& [Link] ;
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Shout Date :2010-08-01 18:14:57

boogiechillin526 : I agree, this is an envelope; it appears to be U27. This was used about 6 weeks before Tennessee joined the Confederacy.
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Shout Date :2010-07-30 23:08:02

WATERMARKS : The overprints should be in BLACK.
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Shout Date :2010-07-30 14:59:56

WATERMARKS : Sounds like typical dealer hype to try to sell killer canceled stamps...:)
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Shout Date :2010-07-30 14:53:22

WATERMARKS : Either Scott No. 35 (wove paper, 1876) or Scott No. 39 (laid paper, 1877).New South Wales (parcel?) cancel.
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	blog: Cuttings from "Envelopes stamp" Comment From: Svend Comment date and time: 2010-08-01 18:13:04
	blog: Pagsanjan Falls, USA Comment From: WATERMARKS Comment date and time: 2010-07-11 18:56:03
	blog: Stamps of the German States. Saxony. Comment From: DanBrown Comment date and time: 2010-07-11 14:12:21
	blog: Pagsanjan Falls, USA Comment From: Nelo Comment date and time: 2010-07-07 12:40:35
	blog: Pagsanjan Falls, USA Comment From: Svend Comment date and time: 2010-07-07 11:50:42
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Blog: Stamps of the German States. Saxony.
Date: Jul-11-2010

Author bigr myavatar

Summary: 01.06.1855/1863. King John I (1801-1873)

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Blog: Pagsanjan Falls, USA
Date: Jun-29-2010

Author Nelo myavatar

Summary: A design error on a Philippine stamp from 1932

Comments (8) Last comment: Jul-11-2010 18:56

Blog: Poland before 1918
Date: Apr-02-2010

Author Svend myavatar

Summary: Poland has the unique history among stamp-issuing countries of having but one adhesive postage stamp issued before 1918. Now the world's best collection of the Kingdom of Poland stamps goes to auction

Comments (7) Last comment: Apr-25-2010 19:58

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Would you consider a stamp produced recently to be a classic stamp?

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