October issue
Stamp Magazine’s 90th anniversary
What has happened in the philatelic world and the wider world since Stamp Magazine made its debut in October 1934? Quite a lot, it turns out
Queen Marie of Romania
She was a British princess, and she could have been Britain’s queen, but Marie of Edinburgh ended up as the last Queen of Romania, and a philatelic icon
Commonwealth Classics
Fiji’s 1938 pictorial definitives were divided between two printers
Early Elizabethans
The Robert Burns Commemoration issue of 1966 was years overdue, and rather too political
Strange but True
Which was the first country to print its postage stamps in coils? Well, it wasn’t one of the obvious suspects
Rear-View Mirror
Are Great Britain’s errors a tad disappointing compared with those of other countries?
Soapbox
Some say philately is in decline. On the contrary, we’ve never had it so good!
