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Development of Mail Services to and from Australia/New Zealand in the 19th Century. A handout from the display to The Royal Philatelic Society London, 19th February 2009, presented by Colin Tabeart. Contains two additional handouts and CD-ROM.
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Development of Mail Services to and from Australia/New Zealand in the 19th Century
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Tabeart, Colin (undefined)
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English
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pages whole pp 2
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25 Oct 2022 to 2022-10-25
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Tabeart, Colin Undefined
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 RPSL-MEETINGS-LDN-225007_62
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 Digital copy on NAS drive
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