Meanings of stamp collector in English

That was doubtless Pat Walsh's work; her kid brother was a stamp collector.

It was Crewe's voice that recalled him back from the stamp collector's imaginary world.

Or George V. He was a great stamp collector.

He was born in 1897, preferred to communicate by letter, was a stamp collector and lifelong bachelor.

A simple trip to a British post office turned into a life-changing adventure for one lucky stamp collector.

The stamp collector who has used ordinary discretion in his purchases may confidently submit his investment to this test.

Being a stamp collector, do sincerely hope the new stamp in memory of your husband will do him justice.

It surfaced in Britain in 1878 and was then purchased by Count Philippe la Renotiere von Ferrary, a noted stamp collector.

The BBC's Leisha Chi met with Singaporean stamp collector Richard Tan whose childhood hobby has turned into his "best investment".

Truly the scope of the stamp collector for pleasure, for profit, and for romance is as wide as the most imaginative could desire.

So absorbing is the hobby that in stamp circles there is a saying, "Once a stamp collector, always a stamp collector."

Mr Brierley has been the director of a number of companies across Australia, New Zealand and the UK - and is a well-known stamp collector.

The multi-millionaire has been the director of a number of companies across Australia, New Zealand and the UK - and is a well-known stamp collector.

Earlier this year, the Royal Philatelic Society of London re-authenticated the stamp , which avid stamp collector du Pont purchased in 1980 for $935,000.

New Zealand's best-known stamp collector may be $A200,000 out of pocket after he was sold stamps by a person who did not own them.

Not philosophers but fret-sawyers and stamp collectors compose the backbone of society.