User:Gwillhickers/Philatelic Gallery

Ships on stamps

United States

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  SS Adriatic
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  Flagship of Columbus
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  Fleet of Columbus
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  Ships on Hudson
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  The CW Morgan
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  Ship of the Huguenots
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  The Ark and Dove
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  Viking Ship, 1925
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  Sloop, "Restaurationen", 1925
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  Pan American issue, 1901
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  The St. Paul
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  Shipbuilding 1957 issue
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  Saratoga
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  USS Hartford
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  US Merchant Marine, 1946
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  Marquette in Canoe
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  NYC 300th Aniv
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  Louisana River Boat
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  USS Constitution, 1947
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  The Mayflower
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  The Savannah Steamship
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  Matthew Perry
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  Winslow Homer, 1962
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  Immortal Chaplains, 1948
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  Naval Review, 1957
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  Documentary, 1898
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  Great Lakes Transportation, 1955
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  Arctic Exploration, 1959
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  Boston Tea Party, 1973

United Kingdom & Colonies

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  Malta issue of 1895
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  Zanzibar Katamaran
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  File:Zanzibar sailboat
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  The Olive Blossom
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  Gozo Sail Boat
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  Malta Fishing Boat
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  Bermuda ship
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  File:Bermuda, Two ships
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  John Cabot's ship
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  SS Caribou
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  Trinidad, 1847 issue
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  British Guiana, 1853 issue
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  British Guiana 1875 issue
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  Cayman Islands, 1938 issue
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  Newfoundland, 1941 issue
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  Aden, 1955 issue
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  Aden, 1953 issue
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  Ascension, 1924 issue
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  Aden, 1956 issue
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  Aden, 1937 issue
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  NYASSA
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  British Guiana, 1876
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  South Africa, 1926
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  British Solomon Islands, Ysabel Canoe
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  Falkland Islands, 1954
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  Bermuda, 1938
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  Bermuda, 1936

Other countries

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  "The Bluenose"
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  The 'Royal William'
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  Royal William, 1933
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  Fleet of Cartier
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  Canada Yacht Britannia
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  Canada destroyer
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  Train Ferry
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  Riverboat on the Congo
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  Costa Rica Ocean Liner
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  1890
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  Marshall Islands, 1901
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  Barbados Ship 1905 issue

Postal History

• Postal History
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  1st US Postage issues on cover
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  Mail from the U.S.S. Texas
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  First Westbound Pony Express, Apr3, 1860
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  Kings County Hospital, 1898

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~ Postmarks used by the London Penny Post ~ In these examples the letters in the center identified the office the mailed item was sent from. L = Lime Street and W = Westminster. In the original Dockwra triangular postmarks the words PENNY was always positioned on the left side, POST on the right side and PAID at the bottom, and always facing out.

Postmarks

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  First Eastbound Pony Express Post-Mark2, Apr3
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  First Westbound Pony Express Overland Post-Mark2 Apr3
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  1898 issue, 2c, brown, with cancellation/date