Included in another eclectic mix of articles, Glenn Morgan discusses the high-tech preparation methods, intricate proofing stages and final inspections needed to create the perfect…

Inside this month’s issue of GSM, with its 175th anniversary just weeks away, Edward Klempka takes a look at the history of the iconic Penny…

Included in this month’s GSM, John Moody examines the overprints, cachets and propaganda covers produced in the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia following the infamous Munich…

In the January issue of GSM, John Horsey FRPSL explains why the fraudulent use of the £5 Orange in Victorian times was not restricted to…

Inside this month’s packed GSM, Don Davies looks at some of the more unusual methods used by early letter senders to ensure mail reached its…

Included in another eclectic mix of articles, Edward Klempka explores the events surrounding the introduction of the Penny Black, its early usages and eventual replacement…

Inside this month’s issue of GSM, in the first of a series of articles on the franking system of Great Britain from 1652 to 1840,…

Included in this month’s GSM, John Holman reveals more of the obligatory tax stamps of Central America and recalls Britain’s controversial 1965 set issued to…

In the August issue of GSM, Don Davies reveals some curious covers that offer a new ‘angle’ on British postal history and John Deering dissects…

Inside this month’s packed GSM, Noel Davenhill charts examples of maps on stamps issued by Britain’s former colonies, dependencies and protectorates and using a variety…

Included in another eclectic mix of articles, Giorgio Migliavacca examines the short-lived stamps of the Provisional Government of Tuscany and 160 years after they were…

In the May issue of GSM, John Holman reports on Downstream Access mail, tourist stamps, Christmas charity mail, railway letter and island stamps and in…