by Devlan Kruck | Apr 15, 2021 | Famous Philatelists, Weekly Digest
It’s staggering how little has been written in philatelic terms about a man who collected stamps at the highest level and appeared upon stamps as well. King Carol II (1893 to 1953) is best remembered as the King of Romania between 1930 and 1940, who abdicated and...
by Ricky Verra | Mar 23, 2021 | Latest News & Press Release, Weekly Digest
David Feldman is delighted to offer the following British Empire proofs by Perkins Bacon for sale by Private Treaty, including a master die proof for the very popular Britannia stamp, which was used by Mauritius, Barbados and Trinidad. Also on offer are several...
by Devlan Kruck | Mar 22, 2021 | Latest News & Press Release, Weekly Digest
In philatelic terms you’d have to have been off the grid to miss the news that shoe designer to the stars Stuart Weitzman is selling two of the world’s most expensive stamps at auction. The famous 1856 British Guiana One-Cent Magenta, and the USA icon and unique plate...
by Devlan Kruck | Mar 18, 2021 | Rarities, Weekly Digest
In the last few weeks it seems that the news has been awash with stamp world rarities being cast into the limelight, and one in particular has caused a bit of fuss about what’s been put on the back of the thing rather than what we all tend to focus upon, the front....
by Devlan Kruck | Mar 17, 2021 | Famous Philatelists, Weekly Digest
If you cast your minds back a couple of pages you’ll recall our armour plated Alfred F. Lichtenstein, and our next legendary collector doesn’t just share his christian name with our sheild-bearer, he quite literally walked the same streets and pavements. Alfred H....
by Devlan Kruck | Feb 23, 2021 | Latest News & Press Release, Weekly Digest
Following the exciting update in last month’s Digest regarding the arrival of an additional member of the Museum of Philately team Isobel Klempka, who has joined Marcus Orsi and Devlan Kruck bringing additional impetus to this wonderful project, we have more exciting...
by Devlan Kruck | Feb 22, 2021 | Auction Highlights, Weekly Digest
The world of postal history tends to reflect the world at large. If a particular country has a less than exciting heritage it tends to have very little that catches the eye of the collector for very long. However, if a country has a rich tapestry of history then you...
by Devlan Kruck | Feb 19, 2021 | Famous Philatelists, Weekly Digest
There is a strong argument for us to have slotted Charles Nissen (1880 to 1944), a British philatelist, author and stamp dealer, into these proceedings after Edward Denny Bacon (#17) and before Charles Lathrop Pack (#18), because Nissen won the Crawford Medal in 1922...
by Devlan Kruck | Feb 18, 2021 | Latest News & Press Release, Weekly Digest
It isn’t difficult to demonstrate that issuing a public Notice won’t guarantee any level of acceptable compliance. In fact, in some cases it’s easier to illustrate that the opposite tends to occur. Just flick through the news and it’s littered with folk who have...
by Tony Banwell | Feb 16, 2021 | Rarities, Weekly Digest
As if our recent revelation of the re-discovery of the $2 Hall of Classics block with inverted centre were not enough, an earlier Chinese rarity of comparable importance has also now appeared….or, more accurately, re-appeared. The “Red Revenue” issues have intrigued...
by Devlan Kruck | Jan 29, 2021 | Latest News & Press Release, Weekly Digest
David Feldman SA is pleased to announce the appointment of Pedro Meri to its team of international agents, covering part of Latin America and Spain. Pedro was born in Valencia, Spain, and has spent most of his life in Venezuela giving Pedro Spanish and Venezuelan dual...
by Marcus Orsi | Jan 26, 2021 | Weekly Digest
We are excited to start 2021 with some good news regarding our Museum of Philately. New updates will be published on a monthly basis via our digest. Addition to the team This month we are very excited to announce the arrival of an additional member of the Museum of...
