Meanings of philatelic in English

For, as youthful stamp-collectors went in those days, I was a philatelic magnate.

Other varieties which, though not so prominent, are of equal philatelic importance are found.

Even in his new health-conscious incarnation, Pollock might seem like a surprising choice for philatelic fame.

It is also responsible for the design and production of the United Kingdom's stamps and philatelic products.

It was a specialist philatelic auction, and all the lots on offer came from an American-owned private collection.

The philatelic-minded can pick up 5,000 sheets of U.S.

Beyond the Perf, the Postal Service's site, offers the back story on upcoming stamp subjects, first-day-of-issue events and other philatelic news.

International jealousies are forgotten, and even the barriers of race, and creed, and politics, in the pleasant freemasonry of philatelic friendships.

The state's main export is posta stamps, & until fairly recently the only publication printed within its borders was a philatelic journal.

The Mail segment provides comprehensive services for collecting, sorting, transporting and distributing domestic and international mail, as well as sale of philatelic products.

While examples showing the extremes of size are of interest in a specialised collection little can be said in favor of their philatelic value.

As this stamp collected a tax on letters and postcards it will undoubtedly be considered collectible by the most advanced of the philatelic purists.

Stamp collectors and enthusiasts from Ireland and around the world will be gathering at the RDS this weekend for the three-day national philatelic exhibition STAMPA.

The Vatican's philatelic and numismatic office has produced 12 stamps for 2012, two of which are described as being "distinctly Irish".

In the U. N. Postal Administration's first four years, it averaged $400,000 a year from its philatelic sales; last year, it made $1,400,000.

He also is a member of the London Philatelic Society.