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| Initially there is no better way to gain information
than by buying a stamp magazine, which contains much information on the hobby
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Magazines
contain general and specialised articles on stamps and postal history and
related topics, "new collector" and readers' letters columns, society
meetings details and other coverage of interest to both collectors and the more
dedicated philatelist. In addition, they contain event diaries, details of new
and recent stamp issues, new books, pamphlets and other publications and
reviews, forthcoming exhibitions, auctions, and stamp fair announcements and
dealers' advertisements.
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In addition, many clubs and societies produce journals and newsletters for
their members and which can often be bought on a single copy basis by
non-members.
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| There are four main collector magazines |
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Gibbons Stamp
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Stamp Magazine
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Stamp & Coin Mart
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are available in most branches of WH Smith and
large supermarkets and newsagents, on their shelves or on order
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The British Philatelic Bulletin
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| Published monthly by Royal Mail and of relevance to collectors and students of Great Britain stamps and postal history. Tallents House, 21 South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 9PB. Tallents House is also able to provide information about other services available to collectors. |
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