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Printing Stamps at USPS.com
In the old days, you had to go to the post office or pay a service high monthly fees in order to get stamps. The USPS website is helping to make stamps easy!

The Pony Express
Although it only ran for 18 months, the Pony Express captured the hearts of many who heard of it.

Mail in the 1600s and 1700s
Ever wonder how, before stamps and postal services, mail was delivered?

Stamp Tongs The Stamp Collector's Most Essential Tool
Stamp tongs are one of the most essential tools for every stamp collector. Do not confuse stamp tongs with ordinary tweezers. Tongs are specially designed for the safe handling of your stamps. Using ordinary tweezers can damage your stamps.

National Postal Museum in London
For a look at all of Britainīs stamps, visit the National Postal Museum.

The Stamp Collector's Newsletter
solicits subscribers for newsletter

Some Stamp Tools You Will Need
Many hobbies require a lot of expensive equipment and supplies to begin with. This is not so with stamp collecting. The principal tools the beginning stamp collector needs are simple and inexpensive to acquire. Here is a description of the most commonly used stamp collecting equipment and supplies t

Make Your Valentines Special
how to get a special postmark on your valentines

The First Stamp: The Penny Black
The very first stamp issued was the penny black, put out in 1840 in Great Britain.

Stamps@BellaOnline Update
a short update on plans for the site

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