FACIT Sverige 2026 features all Swedish stamps from the beginning in 1855. All values are described with prices for unused (both hinged and never hinged) as well as cancelled stamps…
FACIT Postal is the invaluable catalogue for collectors of Swedish town cancellations and postal history.
• All sections have been reviewed.
• MANY changes and updates as well as price adjustments.
• NEW: Ship and shipping…
Michel Soviet Union catalogue, 992 pages.
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Sowjetunion 1923-1991, Gebührenmarken, Lokalausgaben Tambow, Portomarken und Postgebühren. Beschreibung: Erste Neuauflage seit fast 10 Jahren Ausführliche Darstellung der über Jahrzehnte laufenden Freimarkenserien (inkl.)…
Michel China catalogue, 832 pages.
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China (Empire and Republic up to 1949, Taiwan, People’s Republic with FDC valuations, Foreign Post Offices in China, Kiautschou), Hong Kong, Macau, Manchukuo, Tibet…
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Australia (with Australian areas in Antarctica, Coconut, Christmas Island), British areas in Antarctica, Cook Islands (with Aitutaki, Penrhyn, Rarotonga), Falkland Islands (with South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands),…
Michel catalogue of British Colonies and Territories in two Volumes, 1770 pages. Second edition.
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Content: The stamp issues of Great Britain affiliated areas in two volumes.
Volume 1: Abu Dhabi,…
Michel specialized catalogue Germany in two volumes, 1216 and 1504 pages respectively.
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Volume 1: Old Germany, Northern German Confederation and the German Reich, local issues of 1923, foreign post…
On 3 April 2025, philatelist Stefan Heijtz gave a well-received presentation at the Royal Philatelic Society London on one of his special subjects, the postal history of the Faroe Islands…
By Lars Liwendahl. This book tells the story of our stamp hobby from a new perspective. The theme here is the history of stamp collecting with a particular focus on…
By Thomas Mathà. The book was published in connection with the 70th anniversary of the AIEP this year. Among the contents is a reproduction of a comprehensive collection of philatelic…
A new issue of Fakes, Forgeries & Experts Journal is here and this time the authors have contributed with 15 articles on the topic of forgeries, forgers and expert philately.
Articles…
More than 1000 pages in Swedish and English!
FACIT Norden 2025 contains all the Nordic stamps until the latest issue. However, only stamps from 1951 onwards are described with varieties, earlier…
Michel specialized catalogue Germany in two volumes, 1216 and 1472 pages respectively.
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Content Vol. 1:
Old Germany, Northern German Confederation and the German Reich, local issues of 1923, foreign post…
We are pleased to present Stefan Bielkhammar's Gold awarded exhibition collection ”Sweden 1855-1872”, also known as ”The Beautiful Collection”, in book form.
This elegant book presents the collection in its entirety…
FACIT Special Classic is the specialized catalogue featuring all stamps of the Nordic countries in colour, with varieties, until 1951. It is in hardcover with a ribbon bookmark.
• Updated article on…
At last a history of FACIT!
Our Editor in chief Gunnar Lithén has gone through all the catalogues from FACIT Special 1948 up to and including the latest 2022 (79 issues).…
The eleventh Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Thematic Philately - Explaining the Philatelic Material” by Jonas Hällström, FRPSL.
This is the eleventh Paper in the Summit Paper Series…
The tenth Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Postal History - Explaining the Philatelic Material” by Geoffrey Lewis, FRPSL.
The Philatelic Summit Paper Series herewith continues with Paper #10…
The ninth Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Traditional Philately - Explaining the Philatelic Material” by Lars Peter Svendsen, FRPSL.
The Summit Paper Series herewith continues with Paper #9…
The eighth Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Philatelic Material in Thematic Philately Exhibits” by Jari Majander.
This Philatelic Summit Paper defines philatelic material appropriate for thematic philately exhibits…
The seventh Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Traditional Philately. Philatelic Material and Exhibiting” by Brian Trotter RDP, FRPSL.
The theme of the 3rd Philatelic Summit in April 2014…
The fifth Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Perspectives on Exhibiting (Generally)” by James Peter Gough RDP, FRPSL.
Jamie presents in this Paper a “thinking process” for competitive exhibitors:…
The fourth Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Optimizing your postal stationery exhibit” by Lars Engelbrecht FRPSL.
The content in this Paper is structured according to several of the…
The third Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Thoughts on Treatment” by Christopher G. Harman RDP, FRPSL.
Christopher G. Harman's Paper focuses on the treatment criteria from both the…
The second Seminar Paper in this series has the title “Judging Postal History Exhibits of the early Second Period (1875-1914)” by Henrik Mouritsen.
This is an attempt to help other judges…
A new issue of Fakes, Forgeries & Experts Journal is here and this time the authors have contributed with 19 articles on the topic of forgeries, forgers and expert philately.
This…
Ceci est l'histoire du Trois Skilling jaune, une erreur de couleur unique qui a résisté aux injures du temps pour devenir une véritable légende.
Den gula treskillingen av Lars Fimmerstad, fransk…
Fakes, Forgeries & Experts Journal is published by Postiljonen and Vincent Schouberechts is the new editor. In this issue we present an extensive variety of philatelic knowledge covered in 16…