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Sammlerring Australia e.V.
The Sammlerring Australia is
a working and research
association. It was founded
on the 27th of September,
1986, in Düsseldorf. We are
a Registered Society
recorded at...
The Sammlerring Australia
e.V. regularly publishes a
newsletter, the Bumerang”
(mainly in German) It
appears four times annually,
with current news from the
Collectors Circle and
a variety of relevant articles.
Copies of previous issues
can be obtained at cost.
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Sammlerring Australia e.V.
Arbeits und Forschungsgemeinschaft
foundet 1986
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Current News:
BrusdenWhite Decimals Catalogue Third Edition 2021 and 2022
Following Ben Palmer’s seminal work on the pre-U.P.U.
destination mail of Victoria published by the Study circle in
2009, this new work provides a similar census of the
Queensland mails up to 1891, but also includes similar
coverage of all the important inland and intercolonial mails.
Pre-stamp entires and the use of New South Wales stamps
in the Moreton Bay District are also similarly treated. An
extensive 60-page Appendix provides all available information on postal
rates to all countries up to 1891.
Hardbound with Dust Jacket, 360 A4 pages in colour.
Limited availablity while stock lasts, AU$180 plus shipping.
This new two-volume edition covers all
Decimal issues up to the end of 2001, and is
a complete revision of the 2002 editions in
the new A4 format. A large number of new
listings have been included taking account
of the many new items which have surfaced
in the last 20 years, and hundreds of new
illustrations are provided. Two cover prices
are now provided, for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp.
Special price for both volumes, AU$330 plus postage
Cook forgery
In Bumerang 129 the authorized and unauthenticated additional prints
attached to the Cook mini sheet were presented. On Ebay, a block with the
impossible serial number 56231 was offered in November, a block number
that is impossible because only 50,000 apex blocks had been overprinted.
The block was offered for A$32.49 and not sold.
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Issues of Stamp News Australasia are available to read for free online 6
months after publication date.
https://www.stampnews.net.au/stamp-news-online
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Do you collect Tasmania?
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The Tasmanian Philatelic Society has a homepage worth while to visit.
“ A Bulletin Board devoted to all aspects of Tasmanian Philately and
Postal History. Hosted by the Tasmanian Philatelic Society “-
www.tps.org.au”, http://tps.org.au/bb/