Inside this month’s issue of GSM, Colin Hoffman examines the first stamps to bear the name ‘Rhodesia’. Although introduced for purely philatelic reasons, this overprinted…

Included in another eclectic mix of articles, Jim Etherington reveals how the postal history of the BEF gives a unique perspective on the fate of…

Inside this month’s packed GSM, Christer Brunstrom reveals how, if you are willing to forgo the early rarities, a good representative collection of the Feudatory…

In the September issue of GSM, John Holman takes a look at the stamps of the Turks and Caicos Islands in New Collector and Michael…

Inside this month’s issue of GSM, Otto Peetoom focuses on more of the commemorative issues of Botswana released since independence and Richard Garcia puts forward…

Included in this month’s GSM, the popular French Congo pictorials of 1900 have been widely studied and written about – however, as Michael Round reveals,…

In the June issue of GSM, John Holman delivers another report on the latest developments in British postal stationery, labels and postmarks, the latest reports…

Inside this month’s packed GSM, Edward Klempka looks at Henry Archer’s perforation machine which solved the problem of effectively separating early postage stamps from their…

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…