"I collect line engraved and recess printed stamps - I aim to get the ones I like best by the engraver, not every stamps he or she engraved. So far I have collected 1191 stamps from 174 different engravers."
List updated
I would add #1's of the world and stamp for every country as interesting topical options. Currently I am working on the stamp for every country option.
"I would add #1's of the world and stamp for every country as interesting topical options. Currently I am working on the stamp for every country option."
Is the list that Lars posted in July still viable? Any additions or subtractions?
I just received a message today and made two additions.
Should we not also take out those who have died?
"Should we not also take out those who have died?"
Another update today. You definitely need to see what Strider is collecting! Hopefully he can share some images on the other thread. If you have any web pages created with your topical collections, send me the URL and I will add a link to the list at the top of the page. I have a link to my topical, and I obviously have some scanning work to do!
Lars
I know this is a very small collection, but since I am a Doctor Who fan I would like to collect the very limited collection of Dr. Who stamps. I just started my collection by using the SOR auction picking up 5 stamps from Charlie2009 - thanks to Charlie2009 and all of you who didn't bid against me. Now I have to find any others that might be out there!
According to the ATA, there are at least 37 Doctor Who stamps out there.
Here is a link to their alphabetical list of topics;
http://americantopicalassn.org/checklists.shtml
Look to the right of the page, for the heading "Alphabetical Listing".
I know there are supposed to be 37 Dr. Who stamps, but except for the 2013 set I just bought on the SoR auction the only other one I can find reference to is a 1999 British stamp with a Dalek on it. If any one knows of any others could you let me know. I don't want to join the Topicals Collector Society just for an interest in The Doctor. It's not that I'm cheap, I'm afraid they will get me interested in other topics and I spend a small fortune on stamps now!
You don't have to join to purchase the list -
it would only cost you 3 dollars.
Larsdog,
Do you have Aerophilately on your list.
"Do you have Aerophilately on your list."
This from Wiki;
"Aerophilately is the branch of philately that specializes in the study of airmail. Philatelists have observed the development of mail transport by air from its beginning, and all aspects of airmail service have been extensively studied and documented by specialists."
Please add me to the Automobile list. I collect anything with a car on it that strikes me. I especially like old dealer and manufacturer's corner cards on covers.
The second cover has the Pontiac Indian Chief logo on it.
Done.
OK, I keep adding all these names to all these topics but NOBODY has provided a URL (web link) to show off what you have! If anyone else has a link to their topical collection, send it to me and I will add it. Mine is on there (albeit a bit out of date), but it's an ever evolving project!
Lars
Vince,
It needs to be a web address so anyone can look at it.
You could probably put images on separate topic post and I could link to that. It would need to be in it’s own post so this page doesn’t get unmanageable.
Lars
Another option would be to prepare an exhibit for here on Stamporama. Check under the home link for instructions.
Larsdog,
Aerophilately web page -- does this qualify.
www.fisa-web.com
Kapul
(Modified by Moderator on 2019-09-22 06:09:41)
Kapul's link does not work for me...
Musicman, I'm not sure why it will not open in StampoRama - type it into google it will come up, I've just done it again.
K
Got it - thanks!
It's not a problem with making the link work. Here you go:
http://www.fisa-web.com/
The problem is that's not a topical collection. It's a society. I'm looking for specific collections that people have of a topical to share. Another good link is the American Topical Association:
http://www.americantopicalassn.org/home.shtml
But again, I want to see what others have put together.
Lars
P.S. I plan to work on mine a LOT this winter and get it fairly close to finished.
Sorry Larsdog I must have misread the original post, but surely a Society or an Association are basically a group of people with a common interest - in this case topical stamp collecting, be it birds, fish, planes or airmail covers.
I now read it that you want links to individuals who have their own Website showing their own topical collection. Am I right?
Updated 09/20/19
Here is a list of the topics we collect. If you wish to buy or sell or solicit stamps, contact the individual directly via PM or post in the appropriate place. Do NOT post any offers or solicitations here!
If you have a link to one or more of your pages, send it to me and I will add it to the list. I plan to add a link to my collection soon. (I've been very busy lately and out of country, but I finally have some time to work on this).
If you wish to make updates to the list, just send me a PM.
I posted a new thread to keep the list at the top. Please keep the discussion going on the other thread. PLEASE DON'T POST HERE!
I will keep the list updated and post a new comment (to bump the thread back up) when someone sends me a link to examples of their topicals. I think we would all like to see what everyone else is doing in their topicals!
1961 Europa CEPT (TheKing)
1970 the year worldwide (MustangA)
Accordions (youpiao)
African culture (TuskenRaider)
Authors, Fiction (youpiao)
Automobiles (red-eric-1,BenFranklin1902)
Baseball (musicman)
Bats (the flying kind) (amsd, youpiao)
Bicycles (MustangA)
Big and Beautiful (roy)
Billfish (any fish with a Beak) (Stevo45)
Birds (garner72, Kapul - see Mandarin Duck)
Boats (JohnnyRockets)
Cardiology (DavidG)
Cheetahs (musicman)
Cheques with stamps on them (TheKing)
Christmas stamps and seals (whitebuffalo)
Circus (doodles69ca)
Comics (red-eric-1)
Daffodils (Jopie)
Dark Ages (jansimon)
Dinosaurs (paleophilatelist)
Doctor Who (Harvey)
Douglas DC-3 (DannyS)
EFTA (lerivage, rrraphy)
Europa (Jopie, rrraphy (to 2000 only), lerivage)
Expo ‘67 (DavidG, BrightonPete)
Giraffes (doodles69ca)
Famous Women - Europe and US (primoz)
Fiction (youpiao)
Fire, Fire Fighting, Fire Prevention (vinman)
Fish (Bujutsu)
Flowers (JohnnyRockets)
Golf (youpiao)
Hockey, Ice (red-eric-1, pastorleon)
Honey Bees (musicman)
Horses (amsd)
Hyacinths (Jopie)
Hydro-electric (Jopie)
International Co-operation Year - 1965 (DavidG)
JFK (carabop, Pockets)
Joint issues (lerivage)
Ladybird beetles (youpiao)
Ladybugs (youpiao)
Lighthouses (Linthus2017)
Malaria (lerivage)
Mandarin Duck (Kapul)
Marlin (Stevo45)
Martial Arts (Bujutsu)
Mermaids (larsdog)
Militaria (amsd)
Millennium (2000, 21st century, etc.) (Philatarium)
NATO (lerivage, rrraphy)
Norden (lerivage, rrraphy)
Olympics (sgm)
Olympics - 1960 Summer Games, Rome, Italy (DavidG)
Olympics - 1960 Winter Games, Squaw Valley, USA (DavidG)
Olympics - 1976 - Montreal (BrightonPete)
Orchids (rsefton)
Owls (Pockets)
Peanuts (Snoopy & gang) (Philatarium)
Penguins (philb, musicman)
Plants (JohnnyRockets)
Polar Bears (musicman)
Pre-historic (paleophilatelist)
Princess Diana (carabop)
Reagan, Ronald (DavidG)
Rowland Hill centenary (angore)
Roses (rsefton)
Scouting (whitebuffalo)
Sea life (Bujutsu)
Seashells (Pockets - from island nations)
Ships (JohnnyRockets)
Snakes (StampCollector)
Snowdrops (Jopie)
Stamps on stamps (mbo1142, angore)
Swiss Military (philb)
Tall Ships (Linthus2017, garner72, Pockets, JohnnyRockets)
Thoroughbred dogs (Bujutsu)
Tigers from Malaya (snowy12)
Titanic, R.M.S. (DavidG)
Trains (rsefton)
Triangle shaped stamps (carabop)
Tulips (Jopie)
Turtles (BenFranklin1902, amsd)
UN Freedom From Hunger (rrraphy)
UN Malaria (rrraphy)
UN Save the monument of NUBIA (rrraphy)
UN World refugee Year (WRY) (rrraphy)
Unusual materials or designs (youpiao)
Vikings (jansimon)
Volkswagens (DavidG, youpiao)
Water mills (Jopie)
Wild Mammals (Dorincard)
Windmills (Jopie)
Worlds Fair (Ben Franklin)
WWII (Pockets)
Writers, Fiction (youpiao)
Strider has a topical collection that is absolutely fascinating. His words desribe it best:
"I collect line engraved and recess printed stamps - I aim to get the ones I like best by the engraver, not every stamps he or she engraved. So far I have collected 1191 stamps from 174 different engravers."
re: List of topics we collect and samples
List updated
re: List of topics we collect and samples
I would add #1's of the world and stamp for every country as interesting topical options. Currently I am working on the stamp for every country option.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
"I would add #1's of the world and stamp for every country as interesting topical options. Currently I am working on the stamp for every country option."
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Is the list that Lars posted in July still viable? Any additions or subtractions?
re: List of topics we collect and samples
I just received a message today and made two additions.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Should we not also take out those who have died?
re: List of topics we collect and samples
"Should we not also take out those who have died?"
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Another update today. You definitely need to see what Strider is collecting! Hopefully he can share some images on the other thread. If you have any web pages created with your topical collections, send me the URL and I will add a link to the list at the top of the page. I have a link to my topical, and I obviously have some scanning work to do!
Lars
re: List of topics we collect and samples
I know this is a very small collection, but since I am a Doctor Who fan I would like to collect the very limited collection of Dr. Who stamps. I just started my collection by using the SOR auction picking up 5 stamps from Charlie2009 - thanks to Charlie2009 and all of you who didn't bid against me. Now I have to find any others that might be out there!
re: List of topics we collect and samples
According to the ATA, there are at least 37 Doctor Who stamps out there.
Here is a link to their alphabetical list of topics;
http://americantopicalassn.org/checklists.shtml
Look to the right of the page, for the heading "Alphabetical Listing".
re: List of topics we collect and samples
I know there are supposed to be 37 Dr. Who stamps, but except for the 2013 set I just bought on the SoR auction the only other one I can find reference to is a 1999 British stamp with a Dalek on it. If any one knows of any others could you let me know. I don't want to join the Topicals Collector Society just for an interest in The Doctor. It's not that I'm cheap, I'm afraid they will get me interested in other topics and I spend a small fortune on stamps now!
re: List of topics we collect and samples
You don't have to join to purchase the list -
it would only cost you 3 dollars.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Larsdog,
Do you have Aerophilately on your list.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
"Do you have Aerophilately on your list."
re: List of topics we collect and samples
This from Wiki;
"Aerophilately is the branch of philately that specializes in the study of airmail. Philatelists have observed the development of mail transport by air from its beginning, and all aspects of airmail service have been extensively studied and documented by specialists."
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Please add me to the Automobile list. I collect anything with a car on it that strikes me. I especially like old dealer and manufacturer's corner cards on covers.
The second cover has the Pontiac Indian Chief logo on it.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Done.
OK, I keep adding all these names to all these topics but NOBODY has provided a URL (web link) to show off what you have! If anyone else has a link to their topical collection, send it to me and I will add it. Mine is on there (albeit a bit out of date), but it's an ever evolving project!
Lars
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Vince,
It needs to be a web address so anyone can look at it.
You could probably put images on separate topic post and I could link to that. It would need to be in it’s own post so this page doesn’t get unmanageable.
Lars
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Another option would be to prepare an exhibit for here on Stamporama. Check under the home link for instructions.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Larsdog,
Aerophilately web page -- does this qualify.
www.fisa-web.com
Kapul
(Modified by Moderator on 2019-09-22 06:09:41)
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Kapul's link does not work for me...
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Musicman, I'm not sure why it will not open in StampoRama - type it into google it will come up, I've just done it again.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
K
Got it - thanks!
re: List of topics we collect and samples
It's not a problem with making the link work. Here you go:
http://www.fisa-web.com/
The problem is that's not a topical collection. It's a society. I'm looking for specific collections that people have of a topical to share. Another good link is the American Topical Association:
http://www.americantopicalassn.org/home.shtml
But again, I want to see what others have put together.
Lars
P.S. I plan to work on mine a LOT this winter and get it fairly close to finished.
re: List of topics we collect and samples
Sorry Larsdog I must have misread the original post, but surely a Society or an Association are basically a group of people with a common interest - in this case topical stamp collecting, be it birds, fish, planes or airmail covers.
I now read it that you want links to individuals who have their own Website showing their own topical collection. Am I right?