Main Index.

Hi, Asami Here.
         This is the Main Top Index to a chronological index for this whole blog. It links us to a series of pages buried within the blog itself. The main index by date has now been completed with new posts being linked in as they are published.
         I am now working on some thematic and topical indexes from links lower down this page, many of which are not completed yet. Comment and suggestions also are welcome below.

                                              
                Special Posts                                                      New Zealand Maori.



Main Index (By Date of Issue.)
                                                             
1855 - 1909                                1910 - 1949                               1950 - 1969.

                      
 1970 - 1979.                                1980 - 1989.                                1990 - 1994.

                                            
1995 - 1999.                                 2000 - 2004.                                    2005 - 2009.       

                                                             
                            2010 - 2014.                                   2015 - 2019.                                  2020 - 2024.                         


Other Indexes.

                               
                           
        Errors & Flaws.                    Thematic Collections.            Groups of Posts.



Comments

  1. This index is developing well Asami.
    A simple easy to use index leading to a more complex sub-index system.
    I can see how it works but wonder why you are going to all this trouble.
    John.

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    1. Thank you John.
      I am happy you like it. I am still not sure of the final form yet. It could be changed.
      I was told by Allan that he wanted an index. I think he wanted a list of all his blogs which new ones could be added as they are written. Anne suggested that I do a complete list of all New Zealand stamp issues. We can then just add links as the pages are added. Yes it is a big project but I am enjoying do for him. I like the challenge. Already the writers are using it as a resource for them.
      Just a warning to everyone. I have put all the links I know of but there are many I have missed I think. Allan said to complete the index first and then we can go through the blog establishing all the links. Watch the "What is New" page for announcements of my prigress.
      Asami.

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  2. Hello , Good night! (right from the other side of your World...)
    since last July , I have a blog about Stamp Designers of the World and their stamps... It is a gigantic task ,that will last for sure , all my life , but I decided that something had to be done to promote and give the designers the place they deserve in our Hobby.. I started today a post about Leonard Cornwall Mitchell and I used two or 3 images of your blog.. I like you to visit my blog to see if it is possible for you to give me the possibility of using more images, because I have many of them , but I don't have them all...( and As you know there are many designers from New Zealand...)
    I think that my work could be useful in the future... I left the post unfinished for you to see the links I leave to the sites of every people that help's me.. I already have the help of sites and anonymous people , and I'm counting also with your's...
    Please visit me , if possible in the next day (because I need to continue publishing posts about other designers, and this one only stay at the home page until the next one is published..)... You are always Welcome...!

    Ah..!! My blog is
    http://artinstamps.blogspot.pt/

    Regards

    (Luis)

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  3. This is a very useful resource. I have used it to find posts I am interested in. I also noticed there are are not many stamp issues left to do. Are you intending to do them all?
    Jen.

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    1. Yes we intend doing every issue. There is only a gap of 14 years left now. Many issues in those years have already been done too.
      Anne.

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    2. That gap has closed to 5 years now - 2000 - 2004.
      Mary

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  4. Thank you for this work, it is an excellent reference for me in England, especially as I am trying to finish/update my NZ collection that I started as a kid in Lower Hutt.

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    1. Thank you for your comment above. I am glad our blog has been of help. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. Mark your comment non publish if you don't want it published. We have almost shown every New Zealand stamp except for a couple of issues in the period 2000 - 2003.
      Allan

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  5. Hi Can anyone help, I have a mini sheet 1990 in support of world Expo NZ $1.70 the stamp is Routeburn Track $1.30 but can find no ref in Gibbons; also QEII 75th Birthday strip Imperf and again can not find any referance to it in any cat.

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    1. Miniature Sheet with one $1.30 stamp (Surcharged to support exhibition) 1990 World Philatelic Exhibition Auckland. Issued 8th June 1988. Currently worth approx $3.60 NZ.
      You can see a copy on our page:- 1987 - 1989 Scenic Stamps.

      QEII turned 75 in 2001. The only royal stamps issued that year was the 2001 Queen Elizabeth II Royal Visits issue. This included a FDC and limited edition.
      Se-tenant Strip of one 40 cent, one 80 cent, one 90 cent, one $1.30, one $1.50 and one $2 stamp - worth about $12
      Hope this helps. This information came from the online stamp dealer where we get many of our images from
      Stamps NZ - https://stampsnz.com
      Kim

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