February 2018
Included in another eclectic mix of articles, George Rab details the overprinted stamps in use in newly-formed Pakistan following partition in 1947 and Edward Klempka…
January 2018
Inside this month’s issue of GSM, David Milsted FRPSL details the most intensively studied of all British departmental issues and David Smitham looks at the…
December 2017
Included in this month’s GSM, Pragya Jain discusses India’s pre-stamp postal history and the famous Scinde District Dawks of 1852, readers have their say, courtesy…
November 2017
In the November issue of GSM, Christer Brunstrom takes us on a guided tour of Transjordan’s 1933 pictorial issue and GSM’s roving reporter is back!…
October 2017
Inside this month’s packed GSM, Cyril R H Parsons reviews the traditional printing practices that gave way to more modern methods during King George VI…
September 2017
Included in another eclectic mix of articles, specialist King George VI dealer Dickon Pollard offers advice on how to avoid the pitfalls associated with the…
August 2017
Inside this month’s issue of GSM, Hugh Jefferies offers the beginner a few pointers on collecting colours and shades, Martin Roper provides an introduction to…
July 2017
Included in this month’s GSM, Nimrod highlights some desirable stamps to look out for from Jamaica, Ray Simpson explains why the reappearance of the obsolete…
June 2017
In the June issue of GSM, as the Machin reaches its 50th year of service as the face of British definitives, Douglas Muir RDP tells…
May 2017
Inside this month’s packed GSM, Michael Round presents the philatelic fallout from a less well-known victim of hyperinflation and as Christer Brunstrom explains, most issues…
April 2017
Included in another eclectic mix of articles, Geir Sor-Reime’s continues his annual survey of stamp booklets with a rundown of 2015-16 issues from foreign postal…
March 2017
In the March issue of GSM, George Rab takes a look at ‘a right royal struggle’ which led to the Bahawalpur state’s first stamp issues…