The stamp is a good buy in very fine grade at 80 percent to 90 percent of Scott catalog values.

This year, the series is showing five sports in which the Dutch excel.

Howard Hughes, Vittorio Morani and James Peter Gough took the top exhibit honors at the London 2022 international stamp exhibition.

The two joint issues specifically mentioned were each between three postal administrations: Ukraine, Russia and Belarus.

This set is very scarce in fine-very fine grade with fresh-appearing gum that is not cracked, darkened or toned.

The stamp designs feature the winning entries in a nationwide design contest for school-age children.

The €1.44 stamp shows ribbons in the colors of the two nation’s flags: blue and yellow for Ukraine and red and white for Latvia.

The €0.85 Wangari Maathai stamp is for use from the post office at the Vienna International Center in Vienna, Austria.

Recent factors have affected the quality of service the company is able to provide.

Artist Boris Groh’s illustration received 1,756 out of the 8,000 votes cast in the poll.

Where there are political conflicts, war, interruptions and more, there is likely postal history that will come out of it.

On Aug. 3, 1933, Honduras issued a set of six Columbus’ Fleet and Flag of the Race stamps to honor Dia de la Raza (Day of the Race).

The public responded with almost 500 designs before the March 4 deadline.

Those selected were from a list of approximately 175 individuals worldwide whom Linn’s editorial team envisioned for this recognition.

Each of the 13 souvenir sheets shows Queen Elizabeth II with a different president, from Harry Truman in 1951 to Joe Biden in 2021.

The FA Cup, known as the Emirates FA Cup since 2015, is an annual soccer tournament for English clubs.

Ukrposhta, Ukraine’s post office, encouraged both professional illustrators and amateurs to participate, drawing their sketches “and thus relieve the psychological stress of war.”

The stamps will be issued at the March Party stamp show to be held Friday, March 18, through Sunday, March 20, in Strongsville, Ohio.

The award’s namesake, Col. Robert H. Pratt, devoted much of his collecting interests to the study of Newfoundland.

Also this week, how the USPS might have begun with a 7½¢ letter rate in 1971, and our anonymous reviewer sings the praises of a tempting assortment of stamps from 26 countries.