Stamp Resources

More of my favourite philatelic resources are listed here. Just click an image to view.

		The easiest way to know what your stamp's value is. Search by photo or text description. Huge stamp catalogue with complete information about most collectible stamps. Find Your Stamp's Value also has stamp news, a stamp wiki, the world's most valuable rare stamps and a stamp glossary.
		The American Philatelic Society’s Reference Collection is created and sustained through the generosity of members. Take a digital tour of some of the collections available in the vast APS library.
		Australia Post's National Philatelic Collection is a unique repository of philately and artworks relating to the design of Australian postage stamps. The collection presents the background story to stamp issues through items such as source photographs and artwork illustrating the development stages of the stamp design to printed proofs of the finished stamp.
		A selection of some of my favourite articles published in Gibbons Stamp Monthly over the years.
		The Internet Philatelic Dealers Association (IPDA) promotes the integrity of philatelic dealers on the Internet, and encourages the hobby of stamp collecting.
		The Siegel firm’s annual RARITIES OF THE WORLD sales have brought to auction the largest number of philatelic rarities ever handled by one firm. This is the digital archive of Siegel Rarities sale catalogues since 1964.
		The Smithsonian National Postal Museum celebrates the beauty and lore of stamps. The national collection illustrates and invites research into US philately and postal operations. It contains prestigious postal issues and specialized collections, archival postal documents and three-dimensional objects that trace the evolution of the postal services.
		The Stamp Insider is published digitally six times per year by the Federation of New York Philatelic Societies. Includes a compete archive of all issues back to 2003.
		Wikipedia has everything you want to know about philately and more.