数量は多い Postal Stationery India・1856-1947/英領インドの British of 貨幣収集、切手収集
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Postal Stationery of British India・1856-1947/英領インドのポスタルステーショナリー/切手や料金別納郵便証が印刷されている封筒・葉書
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Postal Stationery of British India・1856-1947/英領インドのポスタルステーショナリー/切手や料金別納郵便証が印刷されている封筒・はがき・簡易書簡など
Hobby is a way to get pleasure and happiness. It gives us the required energy and a reason to live during entire life span and makes our retirement life a pleasurable. Collecting stamps is a basic hobby for almost all the male population. It's always been said, "Stamp collecting is a King hobby", and how true it is. In fact, it not only gives pleasure to one who collects but to others also like a scent. Whosoever, comes in contact with a philatelist, gets its quota of pleasure and knowledge as the fragrance of a scent and I believe Shri. Pratisad's pleasure while publishing this catalogue is doing the exact work of scent! We know, talent alone cannot make the writer, there must be a man behind the book and in this case it's Shri Pratisad. In our world of philately, there are very few, who strive hard to spread their knowledge and let their acquisition open to all to benefit by it. The flow of philately material being discovered and seeing the light of a day once again, is continuous. It's a never ending process to collect phila material on any subject. When we think we have collected all the material for the subject, someone somewhere discovered a new find and the ball start rolling again to collect such material. However, the knowledge of such finds generally does not come to a common collector. He needs a regular supply of such information at least by way of a catalogue. But it's not that easy to collect information, to catalogue them and to publish a book on these, as it requires lot of patience and efforts. We all as philatelist must congratulate Shri. Pratisad for his sheer dedication, determination and devotion in bringing out this revised, much improved, informative and colorful second edition of Postal Stationery of British India in less than a years time. Catalogues and Phila books were successful and appreciated by all in past and will be in future too. Now Shri. Pratisad must have realised after publishing his maiden catalogue that it's not the end of the journey as new things are cropping up time and again and such things must find their way to such catalogues. Everyone has its own method and way of looking at their treasure and giving it the required treatment. Shri Pratisad has arranged all the British India postal stationery in chronological order, which is a much simplified way of arranging it. All the illustrations will be equally useful to all, the new and seasoned collectors. I hope, having the entire list of items at a glance, the interest of new collectors will rouse and encourage them to collect postal stationery. Even the varieties section is very interesting. The pleasure and joy of having the varieties in ones collection is a sign of pride. This will help the collectors to look at their collections keenly and to find new varieties, which are still unpublished. Shri. Pratisad is an ardent collector of postal stationery. He is right in his own way to justify the prices of the items. He knows it better which items are easy to get and which require more than a decade to have a glance only. There isn't a defined market for these items to fix the prices either to buy or sell. A scarce item may become rare as such item is not preserved properly or may succumb to time and improper handing. There must have been a continuous pressure on him either to enhance or reduce the price of a particular item from the interested ones. I am sure he must have given thorough thought while determining the prices. All in all I must say it's a good job done. The priced catalogues are generally welcomed by the collectors as it gives a general idea about the value of particular item. One should always keep in mind that these prices are indicative and not the final one and also the ups and downs in these prices depend upon how eagerly one wants to acquire it.
2009年-英語表記 106P 部数は少なそうです資料用にもいかがでしょうか。委八・230172・委ハ絵001古銭 絵銭 会津虎銭。
Hobby is a way to get pleasure and happiness. It gives us the required energy and a reason to live during entire life span and makes our retirement life a pleasurable. Collecting stamps is a basic hobby for almost all the male population. It's always been said, "Stamp collecting is a King hobby", and how true it is. In fact, it not only gives pleasure to one who collects but to others also like a scent. Whosoever, comes in contact with a philatelist, gets its quota of pleasure and knowledge as the fragrance of a scent and I believe Shri. Pratisad's pleasure while publishing this catalogue is doing the exact work of scent! We know, talent alone cannot make the writer, there must be a man behind the book and in this case it's Shri Pratisad. In our world of philately, there are very few, who strive hard to spread their knowledge and let their acquisition open to all to benefit by it. The flow of philately material being discovered and seeing the light of a day once again, is continuous. It's a never ending process to collect phila material on any subject. When we think we have collected all the material for the subject, someone somewhere discovered a new find and the ball start rolling again to collect such material. However, the knowledge of such finds generally does not come to a common collector. He needs a regular supply of such information at least by way of a catalogue. But it's not that easy to collect information, to catalogue them and to publish a book on these, as it requires lot of patience and efforts. We all as philatelist must congratulate Shri. Pratisad for his sheer dedication, determination and devotion in bringing out this revised, much improved, informative and colorful second edition of Postal Stationery of British India in less than a years time. Catalogues and Phila books were successful and appreciated by all in past and will be in future too. Now Shri. Pratisad must have realised after publishing his maiden catalogue that it's not the end of the journey as new things are cropping up time and again and such things must find their way to such catalogues. Everyone has its own method and way of looking at their treasure and giving it the required treatment. Shri Pratisad has arranged all the British India postal stationery in chronological order, which is a much simplified way of arranging it. All the illustrations will be equally useful to all, the new and seasoned collectors. I hope, having the entire list of items at a glance, the interest of new collectors will rouse and encourage them to collect postal stationery. Even the varieties section is very interesting. The pleasure and joy of having the varieties in ones collection is a sign of pride. This will help the collectors to look at their collections keenly and to find new varieties, which are still unpublished. Shri. Pratisad is an ardent collector of postal stationery. He is right in his own way to justify the prices of the items. He knows it better which items are easy to get and which require more than a decade to have a glance only. There isn't a defined market for these items to fix the prices either to buy or sell. A scarce item may become rare as such item is not preserved properly or may succumb to time and improper handing. There must have been a continuous pressure on him either to enhance or reduce the price of a particular item from the interested ones. I am sure he must have given thorough thought while determining the prices. All in all I must say it's a good job done. The priced catalogues are generally welcomed by the collectors as it gives a general idea about the value of particular item. One should always keep in mind that these prices are indicative and not the final one and also the ups and downs in these prices depend upon how eagerly one wants to acquire it.
お探しの方、お好きな方いかがでしょうか。切手研究会創立60周年記念論文集/創始者は三井高陽先生で希少な手彫切手を含む先生の世界各国の膨大なコレクションは国際的に有名である。
中古品ですので傷・黄ばみ・破れ・折れ等経年の汚れはあります。Z354br 日本切手名鑑第5巻「田沢時代(上)」。表紙小傷、小汚れ。Y90L4-240405 レア[ゆうびん 昭和47年1月 1972年 切手文化部]世界新切手ニュース。ページ小黄ばみ。北陸郵趣・創刊号から18号まで合本/北陸郵趣連盟/昭和25年/我国四番目の郵趣連盟が結成されて今その機関紙北陸郵趣を創刊する。ご理解の上、ご入札ください。月刊ボナンザ 1981 1~12月号 ゆうパック60持ち込み。もちろん読む分には問題ありません。大型切手アルバム アフリカ エジプト、スーダンセネガル、モーリタニアなど約61リーフ。31741旧
できる限りスムーズな取引を心がけておりますので、落札後2日以内にご連絡頂きますようお願い致します。「CLASSIC MAURITIUS」モーリシャス切手解説書 金井宏之 著 英文 1981年 函付き 天金 送料無料!。
評価が悪い方からの入札は固くお断りします。河野良一コレクション・旧小判切手・1876-1879/小判切手と同時代の消印や郵便史収集に不可欠の文献・日本を代表する小判切手の作品。評価の悪い方が入札された場合には予告なく削除する場合があります。移・96086・本-435古銭勉強用書籍 古銭語事典 大鎌淳正編 日本貨幣商協同組合発行。
細部に至るまではチェックしておりませんので、書き込みや蔵書印等ある場合があります。1960年発行WORLD REFUGEE 世界各国の難民の日を描いた切手とエンタイアを収納した大型アルバム約53リーフ 1/2。ご理解の上、ご入札ください。◎1783年~1945年 航空のメダル.盾.バッジ等 ジョースコレクション ドイツ語 Medaillen, Plaketten, Abzeichen der Luftfahrt1783-1945。
かんたん決済でお支払いいただいた場合には審査完了後の発送となります。アルゼンチン切手 20リーフ(膨大な切手枚数です) バインダーをお付けします、。
商品は入金確認後、通常1-2営業日中に発送させていただきますが、土日を挟む場合には、週明けの発送となる場合があります。移・106760・本-350古銭勉強用書籍 古銭語事典 大鎌淳正編 日本貨幣商協同組合発行。
高額本や大きい本・厚いは本等はゆうパックにて発送いたします。VOSTOK大型バインダー入り ベトナム切手を集めた コレクション 約63リーフ 1990年代〜? 6/8。
レターパックにつきましては日時指定はできません。ソ連邦〜ロシア切手大コレクション 1970年〜1977年 約118リーフ 膨大な切手枚数です。
商品が届きましたら、お手数ですが受取連絡を行ってくださいますようお願いいたします。移・228250・本-943古銭勉強用書籍 天保泉譜 勢陽古泉会。なお発送後数日経ちますとヤフーから自動で受け取り催促メールが届きますが、受取連絡はもちろん商品を受け取っていただいてからで結構です。日本郵便局名鑑・上下巻/郵便局の設置・改称・廃止等の沿革をまとめたもの/逓信総合博物館の所蔵資料等に依拠/過去にない厚さの出版物。
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