Page 2 - Table Philately News Today

Also this week, a close examination of a 1949-63 U.S. postage rate applicable to odd-size third-class mail, and Linn’s anonymous reviewer finds countries galore in a $10 mixture of worldwide stamps.

Also this week, stamps tell the story of the borderland city of Trieste, and a favorable review of a small $5 packet of stamps from the Isle of Man.

Also this week, the smaller FDCs produced by cachetmaker Adam Bert, and a glowing review of a sample from a mixture of more than 600 worldwide off-paper stamps.

Also this week, uses of postage due stamps that do not indicate due collection, and a review of a mixture of foreign stamps worth $200.

Also this week, challenges remain for collectors of United States unofficial-city FDCs, and a review of 100 stamps from 55 countries.

Also this week, our Stamp Market Tips columnists tip an attractive stamp from Hawaii issued in 1894, and a review of an assortment of stamps described as a “healthy six-continent mixture.”

Also this week, unissued Slovenian stamps get royal attention, and highlights from a review of a small assortment of used United States stamps issued between 1890 and 1915.

Also this week, keep an eye out for a popular constant plate variety on a U.S. stamp from 1928, and our anonymous reviewer finds many attractive stamps in a sample from a 4-ounce packet of worldwide issues.