The Red Revenue block of four and the sheet of 25 5-candarin Large Dragon stamps are rare Chinese stamps of the Qing dynasty issued in 1897 during a shortage of regular stamps. They have a red ...

Mr Watts had previously wanted to split his estate among his family, but wrote a new will in 2019, leaving most of his fortune to Mrs Pope, having already sold her his stamp collection for £1.

A bitter row has broken out after an elderly stamp collector sold his £200,000 collection to his cleaner for just £1, before leaving most of his ... claiming that he wanted to cut out his ...

A STAMP collector has handed his entire hoard worth £200,000 to his cleaner for just £1 and cut his “disrespectful” step-daughter out of his will. Ray Watts had previously wanted to split his estate ...

A HUGE inheritance row has erupted over a stamp collector's £250,000 fortune after he changed his will and left everything to his cleaner. Ray Watts had previously wanted to split his estate ...

Stamp collecting — often called philately — is one of the most rewarding and timeless hobbies you can undertake. It allows you to journey through history, geography, art and culture, all ...

MANILA, Philippines — Despite the advent of technology, stamp collection is not dead, according to Jeremiah Eufemio of the Philippine Stamp Collectors Society (PSCS). Philately will continue to ...

Coleridge described the Korean post office as tucked away “in one of the most out-of-the-way places ... and the youthful ...

An elderly stamp collector’s £250,000 fortune is at the ... and she eventually became an informal carer. He had originally wanted to split his estate among his family, but wrote a new will ...

Over the years, I gradually expanded my collection. The latest stamp I added was from Sri Lanka last year,” says Mr. Pai. According to him, the stamp he cherishes most is the one issued by the ...

DALLAS — No matter the item, an expansive collection of just about anything can garner attention and perhaps most importantly, value. Vintage WFAA stories archived in SMU’s Jones Film Library ...