Robert Murray Stamp Shop,
Edinburgh Established 1977 Retail shop, auctioneers, mail order www.stamp-shop.com |
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Item |
Description |
Price |
Mint
set |
The
full set of six stamps unused, as sold by the Post Office, and valid
for postage. |
£3.36 |
Mint
miniature sheet |
Four
different designs of stamps printed together in one small sheet, unused. |
£1.28 |
Presentation
pack |
The
mint set and the mint miniature sheet, all in a specially printed
folder. |
£5.15 |
Stamp
Cards |
Set
of postcards with enlargements of the stamp images. |
£3.30 |
Odd
items |
Please
contact us if you wish to purchase stamps in unequal quantities, or in
blocks, etc. |
Item |
Description |
Price |
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Please
note that we are now sold out of all first day covers with just the
normal stamps. We still have some stocks of miniature sheet first day
covers. |
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Stamps
first day cover |
The
set of stamps on a specially printed envelope, with a postmark dated
the first day of issue. (We will have a choice of postmarks
available.) (Read
here about UK FDCs, and why you might find our covers to be a
better buy than those marketed by Royal Mail.) CHOICE OF POSTMARKS AVAILABLE; Penny Lane Liverpool, Abbey Road London, "HELP" semaphore design Liverpool. See pictures (broadband). . |
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Miniature
sheet stamps first day cover |
As
above, but with the miniature sheet rather than the set. CHOICE OF POSTMARKS AVAILABLE; Strawberry Fields Liverpool, The Cavern Liverpool. See pictures (broadband). |
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Warning; There are many items being
offered on the market as "stamps" showing The Beatles *, but which are
not in fact real stamps. To the best of our knowledge, all such
productions from Abhkazia, Buriata, Karelia, Chuviashia, and the like
are what are described in the philatelic world as "illegals". Illegals
are labels (not stamps), which are produced by people who have no
authority from the country named on the labels, and who normally ignore
such niceties as copyright and intellectual property. They normally
pick on countries (or areas/provinces, etc.) which do not have the
financial ability to take international legal action. If you know exactly what they are and still decide to buy them, then that is your choice. But don't expect anybody in the future to recognise them as postage stamps. And don't expect to be able to sell them for anything more than a laughable sum. [* The same applies to many issues of film stars, pop and rock bands, golfers, and so on.] |
Robert Murray Stamp Shop,
Edinburgh Established 1977 Retail shop, auctioneers, mail order www.stamp-shop.com |
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