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Meanings of philatelist in English
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Examples for "philatelic"
Examples for "philatelic"
1
For, as youthful stamp-collectors went in those days, I was a philatelic magnate.
2
Other varieties which, though not so prominent, are of equal philatelic importance are found.
3
Even in his new health-conscious incarnation, Pollock might seem like a surprising choice for philatelic fame.
4
It is also responsible for the design and production of the United Kingdom's stamps and philatelic products.
5
It was a specialist philatelic auction, and all the lots on offer came from an American-owned private collection.
1
That was doubtless Pat Walsh's work; her kid brother was a stamp collector.
2
It was Crewe's voice that recalled him back from the stamp collector's imaginary world.
3
Or George V. He was a great stamp collector.
4
He was born in 1897, preferred to communicate by letter, was a stamp collector and lifelong bachelor.
5
A simple trip to a British post office turned into a life-changing adventure for one lucky stamp collector.
Usage of philatelist in English
1
David Purtell Hume, Numismatist, philatelist, dealer in objects of art and curiosities.
2
They draw no distinction between swiping a philatelist's stamps and lifting a widow's rent money.
3
A short pause ensued while the family explained to him the meaning of the word philatelist.
4
The King, however, was a far more serious and scholarly philatelist, going in for such esoteric as plate flaws.
5
The New Yorker, September 25, 1943 P. 13 Talk story about Mark Minkus, philatelist and formerly a practicing dentist who has turned songwriter.
6
Philatelists consider the 1893 Columbian Exposition the first actual commerative stamp.
7
Judges, barristers and philatelists were among those who came to salute the two organisations.
8
Souren is one of the country's foremost scientific philatelists.
9
This Work is intended to fill a void which has hitherto existed in the Philatelist's Library.
10
The agitation for a new issue is quite pronounced and is by no means confined to philatelists.
11
'He was a very keen philatelist when he was alive.'
12
Post Cards are not provided for, as all Philatelists of experience know it is best to collect them separately.
13
'You mean he's a philatelist?' said Larry at length.
14
The only tax that has interest to us as philatelists is the one cent impost on all letters and postcards.
15
For pre-teen philatelists of my era the chunky, triangular stamps decorated with gold-tinged depictions of the papal tiara were greatly prized.
16
All minor varieties of perforation, watermark, and type are omitted, and only such varieties are included as can be distinguished by the young Philatelist.
Frequent collocations
Translations for philatelist
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Philatelist through the time