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It's been a while, but I haven't stopped looking for new items - or at least new for this blog. Thanks to my good friend in the Net...

For the last post on this item, I will show the highest denomination, the banknote of 1000 ngultrum. I start with the back side of the not...

In this third article on banknotes of Bhutan, I present the 100 and 500 ngultrum notes. 100 ngultrum - front On the front side of the ...

After showing the first 3 notes from the current set of Bhutan banknotes, I continue with the banknotes of 20 and 50 ngultrum. 20 ngult...

Today I'm presenting a realy beautiful set of banknotes. Bhutan is a country in cental Asia, stuck between China in the north, and Indi...

Languages have always been my passion, and much starts with alphabets of course. Since September is the perfect month to start school, I st...

As a final post on the 'disputable' cancelations on the early Japanese stamps, some examples of non-postal and postal cancellations:...

In the previous post, I showed some telegraph cancels on regular stamps. Those cancels are not the only disputable cancels. Also telephone...

I have wrote a lot on CTO stamps in the past articles. From easy to recognise CTO cancels, over the harder ones. This - for now - last part...