British Commonwealth Omnibus series 1935-65 issues
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- This week Vincent and Andrew talk through the beautiful designs from the Omnibus issues issued to commemorate the 1935 Silver Jubilee, 1937 Coronation, 1946 Victory, 1953 Coronation and 1965 Churchill.
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The best! British Commonwealth in pastel colors! They are definitely my favorite! Thanks!
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Thank you for introducing Omnibus issues to me. With hindsight, I recall possessing some of these stamps in a collection handed over to me. I will now go over these stamps with keen interest and may pursue adding some more to the collection.
About time someone looked at these in some depth. I am particularly interested in any book that focuses on the varieties of the Silver jubilee omnibus. The extra flagstaff removed (all Malta and 2 of the Gambia set) intrigues me, how do you value them, how can you differentiate between a normal extra flagstaff that has had its flagstaff fraudently removed to thus look like that altered in 1935?
Hi Paul. Check out www.silverjubileestamps.com and also a book on the subject by Ainscough. Hopefully you'll find it interesting!
Interesting as always, thanks!
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Very attractive when seen complete
Indeed!
Same goes for the George VI VICTORY issue in 1946
Hi Roger. We can't think of an equivalent website or book which deals with the 1946 Victory in the way as the 1935 Silver Jubilee has been studied, probably as its single- plate monocolour production gives less for the specialists to get 'their teeth into'!
Thanks for this. I have the book/pamphlet you refer to, but printed in 1985, nothing since?
Not that we know of although all sorts lurk out there on the web, may be worth some time on Google? Let us know!
What brand of albums are you using for these sets?
Nice very nice, but a bit to expensive for me at the moment .
You and me both!
Of all the queens in the world Queen Elizabeth II is my favorite.