Stamp
Bulletin
Issue No. 341 / July–August 2016
Owls: Guardians of the Night
50 Years of Play School
Road to Rio
Fair Dinkum Aussie Alphabet Part 2
Christmas Island Shells
INCLUDES
the Gold
Medallists
Sheetlets
offer
Dear Collectors
The July–August Stamp Bulletin is packed with philatelic
news and new stamp releases. We introduce the Road to
Rio stamp issue, marking Australia’s participation in
the Games, and outline our gold medallists instant
stamp program. The design of the Road to Rio
stamp is colourful and dynamic,
just what you’d expect to mark
an international sporting event
held in Brazil.
Michael Zsolt
Manager, Philatelic
Australia Post
All applications for the
reproduction of Australian
stamps should be made in
writing to:
Manager
Philatelic
Australia Post
GPO Box 1777
MELBOURNE VIC 3001
[email protected]
As you are probably aware,
the London Games was
recently revisited, as Australia’s
Jared Tallent was belatedly
recognised as the winner of
the 50km walk at London
when Russia was disqualified.
Fittingly, we release a single
gold-medallist stamp following
the ceremony in Melbourne on
17 June, acknowledging
Jared’s win.
I'm pleased to announce a
new era in the design and
production of stamps for the
Australian external territory of
Norfolk Island. Norfolk Island
comes under the Australian
territories stamp program
from 1 July 2016, with the first
stamp issue released in the
australiapostcollectables.com.au
second half of the year. In the
past, the Norfolk Island Postal
Administration has produced
the island’s stamps, which
could not be used in Australia
despite Norfolk Island being an
Australian territory. Each stamp
will bear the inscription “Norfolk
Island, Australia” and further
details are outlined on page 4.
We look forward to producing
stamps that reflect the unique
culture, identity and diversity
of this amazing Australian
territory.
Australian culture is a focus
with the second part of our
Fair Dinkum Aussie Alphabet
stamp issue and the 50th
anniversary of an Australian
children’s television favourite,
Play School. Our natural world,
too, is highlighted, with
nocturnal birds recognised in
the issue Owls: Guardians of
the Night, and the Christmas
Island Shells stamp issue.
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Contents
Our online community will be
the go-to place for news about
gold medal wins by Australian
athletes in Rio!
Each gold medal win will be marked
with a sheetlet of 10 stamps, released
within days of the medal presentation.
Sign up to the free online Collectables
newsletter at
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6 Owls: Guardians
of the Night
Watching over us
8 50 Years of
Play School
Growing up with an
Australian favourite
10 Road to Rio 2016
The biggest sporting event
of the year
12 Fair Dinkum
Aussie Alphabet
Part 2
14 Christmas
Island Shells
15 Gold medallist
sheetlet details
and postmarks
22
20 Coins
Events and
postmarks
24 Events and
postmarks
26 New issues
and products
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Stamp Bulletin Australia is produced
by Australia Post’s Philatelic Group.
See page 26 for terms and conditions.
Norfolk Island
the start of an era
Don't miss out
on the first
stamp issue by
Australia Post
Australian stamps
offer a diverse range
of subjects and themes.
With the onset of the
first Norfolk Island stamp
issue from Australia Post,
now would a great time
to begin collecting, or to
introduce someone like
the kids to the hobby.
If you’re a collector of
Norfolk Island stamps
you may like to make the
most of this historic occasion
and place a standing
order for products with
Australia Post. Visit
auspostcollectables.com.au
for details and to download
the form.
The external territory
stamps are presented
in a separate collection
each year and complement
the annual collection of
Australian gummed stamps.
Norfolk Island is a territory of
Australia, situated about 1,600
kilometres northeast of Sydney
in the southern Pacific Ocean.
Around 80 per cent* of the
territory’s population of 1,796*
are Australian citizens with 38
per cent* of the total population
being direct descendants of the
Pitcairn Islanders who settled
there in 1856.
The Australian Government,
through its Territories
Legislation Amendment Act
2016 has made changes to
ensure that the territory’s
Australian citizens have the
same rights and responsibilities
as those of mainland Australia.
From 1 July 2016, most
Commonwealth laws will apply
to Norfolk Island except those
specifically excluded. The
Australian Postal Corporation
Act 1989 is one such law
that will apply.
As of 1 July 2016, the
responsibility for the
administration of Norfolk
Island’s postal system,
including the development and
production of its stamps, will
pass to Australia Post. The
name on the stamps, Norfolk
Island, will become Norfolk
Island, Australia and all stamps
carrying the inscription will be
valid for use in Australia, as will
Australian stamps on Norfolk
Island.
Australia Post will release
the first stamp issue for
Norfolk Island as postal
administrator in September.
The stamp designs feature the
Masked Booby and Red-tailed
Tropicbird of the island. Full
details of the stamp issue
will appear in the SeptemberOctober edition of the Australian
Stamp Bulletin, and the stamps
will be included in the end of
year Australian Territories
Collection of Stamps. We will
also be releasing six postage
paid postcards with a Norfolk
Island theme after 1 July 2016.
The Philatelic Group of Australia
Post would like to extend a
warm welcome to Norfolk Island
stamp collectors. We also look
forward to the opportunity of
presenting to all collectors the
themes and special interest
subjects associated with the
territory as part of our annual
program of stamps.
*Commonwealth of Australia Census 2011
5
0964727
Cemetery Bay NI postcard
$2.20
0964728
Emily Bay NI postcard
$2.20
0964729
Kingston NI postcard
$2.20
0964730
Quality Row NI postcard
$2.20
0964731
Royal Engineers Office NI postcard
$2.20
0964732
St Barnabas Chapel NI postcard
$2.20
Owls
Guardians
of the Night
Technical details
Issue date
5 July 2016
FDI
withdrawal
2 August 2016
Denomination
4 × $1
Stamp
illustration
Christopher Pope
Product design Sharon Rodziewicz,
Australia Post
Design Studio
Printer (s/a)
EgoTrade Pty Ltd
Paper (s/a)
Tullis Russell Red
Phos (Secure Post
Cprint 100)
Printing
process
Offset lithography
Stamp size
30mm × 50mm
Minisheet size
170mm x 80mm
Perforations
14 × 14.4
Sheet
layout
Module of 25
design (4)
National
postmark
Nightcliff
NT 0810
The stamp size of this
issue is double definitive
Among our approximately 750
species of birds in Australia, nine
owl species can be found on the
mainland and in Tasmania.
This captivating nocturnal bird
of prey falls into two genera:
Tyto (masked and barn owls)
and Ninox (hawk-owls and
boobooks). The former are
distinguished by their classic
heart-shaped facial disc; the
latter by their hawk-like
appearance.
The two masked owls in the
issue are the Sooty Owl and
Eastern Grass Owl. The
heavily built Sooty Owl is
larger and darker than its
close relative, the Lesser Sooty
Owl. This very secretive owl
occurs along the east coast,
from central Queensland
into southern Victoria.
The comparatively long-legged
Eastern Grass Owl is the only
Australian owl species to live
on the ground. It occupies
open grassland and swampy
areas across northern
Australia, much of Queensland,
north-eastern New South
Wales and north-eastern South
Australia. It spends much of
its days in “squats” – cave-like
hides that it builds in the grass.
The two Ninox species in this
issue are the Rufous Owl and
the Southern Boobook. The
Rufous is large at 45–55
centimetres, and its prey can
include the Brush Turkey and
Sugar Glider, as well as beetles.
It is found in north-eastern
Queensland and along the
northern coast into
Western Australia.
The Southern Boobook shown
in the stamp is the subspecies
lurida, which is smaller and
darker than other subspecies
and confined to around the
Atherton Tablelands, in
Queensland. The smallest of
Australian owls, the Southern
Boobook is also the most
numerous and widespread.
DESIGN
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1902142
Minisheet
$4
1902184
Prestige booklet
$16.95
1902002
First day cover (gummed)
$4.30
1902250
Booklet of 10 x $1 (s/a)
$10
1902300
Medallion Cover (3,500)
Limit of 3
$24.95
1902220
Maxicards (4)
$7
1902126
Stamp pack
$8.45
50 Years of
Play School
Technical details
Issue date
26 July 2016
FDI
withdrawal
23 August 2016
Denomination
1 × $1, 1 x $2
Stamp design
Jonathan Chong
Product design Australia Post
Design Studio
Printer (s/a)
McKellar Renown
Paper (s/a)
Tullis Russell Red
Phos (C100 P8P)
Printing
process
Offset lithography
Stamp size
26mm × 37.5mm
Minisheet size
135mm x 80mm
Sheetlet size
156mm x 200mm
Perforations
14.6 x 13.86
Sheet
layout
Module of 50
no design
National
postmark
Humpty Doo
NT 0836
Play School was admitted
to the Logies Hall of Fame
in its 40th anniversary year
(2006).
On the morning of Monday
18 July 1966, the first
Australian episode of Play
School appeared on the nation’s
screens. The ABC had been
screening the British program
of the same name (which began
in 1964 and ceased production
in 1988) for two months prior.
Fifty years later and Play School
is Australia’s longest running
children’s television program.
Generations of Australians
have taken a look through the
Windows and sung along to
the iconic theme song, “There’s
a Bear in There” by Richard
Connolly and Dr Rosemary
Milne. The 50 Years of Play
School stamp issue celebrates
half a century of this icon of
Australian television.
Ninety-one presenters have
been part of the program
over this time, many of them
professional actors and
many becoming much-loved
audience favourites. They have
sung songs, dressed up, played
games and made craft around
a daily theme, then checked
the time on the Play School
clock before story time.
Lorraine Bayly, Dianne Dorgan,
Kerry Francis, Anne Haddy,
Donald MacDonald and Alister
Smart formed the initial cast
of presenters in 1966. Dianne
Dorgan and Don Spencer also
appeared on the British version
of the program (and Lorraine
Bayly appeared as a guest
storyteller in 1972). Benita
Collings featured in a record
401 episodes between 1969
and 1999.
The presenters, talking
directly into the camera to their
audience, interact with a cast
of toys, including Big Ted, Little
Ted, Jemima and Humpty, who
have become icons in their own
right and feature on the stamps.
With the help of the presenters,
the toys join in the activities and
sometimes even embark on an
adventure outside.
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INCLUDES
stickers
1904002
First day cover (gummed)
$3.30
1904400
Special sheetlet pack
$22
1904360
PNC Big Ted and Little Ted
RAM coin (7,500)
$24.95
1904500
PNC Jemima and
Humpty RAM coins
(5,000) Limit of 2
$29.95
1904300
Medallion cover (3,500)
Limit of 3
$29.95
1904250
Booklet of 10 x $1 (s/a)
$10
Not part of
standing
orders for
mail order
1904142
Minisheet
$3
1904126
Stamp pack
$6.45
Road
to Rio
First Day of Issue
2 August 2016
Sydney NSW 2000
Technical details
Issue date
2 August 2016
FDI
withdrawal
31 August 2016
Denomination
1 x $1
Stamp and
Simone Sakinofsky,
product design Australia Post
Design Studio
Printer
RA Printing
Paper (s/a)
Tullis Russell
Red Phos
Printing
process
Offset lithography
Stamp size
37.5mm x 26mm
Sheetlet size
101mm x 156mm
Perforations
13.86 x 14.6
Sheet layout
Sheetlet of 10
National
postmark
Sydney
NSW 2000
Build your Olympic themed
collection of stamps through
the Australian gold medallist
stamp program, honouring
our gold-medal winners.
Between 5 and 21 August 2016,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s carnival
city, will host the Games of the
XXXI Olympiad. This will be the
first time a South American city
has played host to the Games
in the 120-year history of the
modern Olympic era.
Rio, recognisable by unique
landmarks such as Christ
the Redeemer and Sugarloaf
Mountain, is the second Latin
American city to welcome
Olympians to its sporting
venues, Mexico City having
hosted the Games in 1968. It
is also the first time since the
Sydney 2000 Games that
Olympians will converge on a
Southern Hemisphere host city.
design taps into this
sense of energy and place,
translating the spirit of Cidade
Maravilhosa to this international
sport spectacular through vivid
colour, rippling ribbons and
athletic figures.
Australia will send a team of
around 400 elite athletes to
compete in most of the 28
sports that have a place on
this year’s Olympic calendar.
They will be supported by a
team of 350. Predictions have
it that our athletes may well
double the number of gold
medals Australia earned in
London in 2012.
Cidade Maravilhosa – the
marvellous city, as Rio is
affectionately known – is
famed for its rich, vibrant
and spirited carnival.
The Road to Rio stamp
DESIGN
1905220
Maxicard
$2.20
MANAGER
(after FA
sign
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1905130
Sheetlet pack
$10.45
1905005
First day cover (blank)
$0.30
1905002
First day cover (gummed)
$1.30
A gold-medal performance!
Australia Post is very pleased to recognise the gold-medal performance of
Jared Tallent. Following the disqualification of Russian Sergey Kirdyapkin,
Tallent has been belatedly recognised for his winning performance in the 50km
race walk at the London 2012 Games. The gold medallist stamp will be released
soon after Tallent receives the award at a ceremony in Melbourne on 17 June.
The sheetlet of 10 stamps will be available through participating Post Offices,
by mail order and online.
Fair Dinkum
Aussie
Alphabet
Part 2
Technical details
Issue date
16 August 2016
FDI
withdrawal
13 September
2016
Denomination
5 x $1
Stamp design
Gavin Ryan
Product design Sonia Young,
Australia Post
Design Studio
Printer (s/a)
McKellar Renown
(McKellar Renown/
Pemara)
Paper (s/a)
Tullis Russell Red
Phos (C100,
RAF Unik s/a)
Printing
process
Offset lithography
(Flexography)
Stamp size
26mm x 37.5mm
Perforations
14.6 x 13.86
Sheet
layout
Module of 50
no design
National
postmark
Launceston
Tas 7250
Gavin Ryan continues his
series of illustrations that
reflect aspects of Australian
culture and humour.
Let’s have a Captain Cook at
the second instalment of the
true-blue Aussie alphabet!
This time it’s Tassie’s turn, with
Tarquin the tradie teaching
two-up in his tinny to Teena
the terrified Tasmanian Devil.
Tragically, when the coins were
tossed, terrified Teena toppled
into the treacherous Tasman
in a tailspin. Traumatised, the
tearful tradie then travelled to
the Tarkine to join the battle to
save the Tasmanian Devil from
the same terrible, terminal
fate as the Thylacine. Meanwhile, Louisa the lazy
Lace Monitor lobs a lamington
to Lionel the Lyrebird for lunch
and rapacious Rebecca regards
her rusty refrigerator replete
with relics robbed from her rich
relatives.
In Canberra, Cheryl and Claude,
a customarily cautious couple,
courageously cajole a chummy
crocodile and crazy cockatoo
into camping and cooking,
while Aaron the angry Aussie
Rules aficionado is anxious that
acclaimed Adelaide achieves
its ambition. Keep your eyes
peeled for part three of the
Fair Dinkum Aussie alphabet,
coming soon!
1906360
DESIGN MANAGER
(after FA sign off)
PNC (7,500)
RAM coin
$17.95
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1906002
First day cover
$5.30
1906126
Stamp pack
$5.45
1906400
Booklet Collection
$52
1906220
Maxicards (5)
$8.75
Booklets of 10 x $1 (s/a)
$10 each
Refer to the back listing
for mail order codes.
Christmas Island
Shells
Technical details
Issue date
23 August 2016
FDI
withdrawal
20 Sept 2016
Denomination
2 x $1, 2 x $2
Se tentant pairs
Stamp
illustration
Roger Swanston
Product design Lynette Traynor,
Australia Post
Design Studio
Printer
RA Printing
Paper
Tullis Russell Red
Phos
Printing
process
Offset lithography
Stamp size
37.5mm × 26mm
Perforations
13.86 x 14.6
Sheet layout
Module of 50
no design
National
postmark
Christmas Island
WA 6798
The Tridacna squamosa is
also called the Fluted Giant
Clam and is characterised by
leaf-like, fluted edges.
Beautiful sea shells, washed
up on beaches or found in
the shallows, are prized by
collectors for their delicate
shapes and colours. This issue
features four species of marine
mollusc found in the tropical
waters around Christmas
Island. The approximately 708
species that have been
collected on Christmas Island
include representatives from
four groups or classes:
Polyplacophora, Gastropda,
Bivalvia and Cephalopoda.
The stamps represent three
Gastropoda: Lambis scorpius,
Tectus niloticus and Conus
canonicus and one Bivalvia,
Tridacna squamosa.
Lambis scorpius is a spider
shell from the Strombidae
family, measuring around 16
centimetres in length. Tectus
niloticus comes from the
Trochidae family, one of
the largest of the gastropod
families. Trochids have a spiral,
pyramidal or conical shell. It is
around 15 centimetres long.
The three-centimetre long
Conus canonicus comes from
the Conidae family, of which
43 species have been recorded
on Christmas Island. Tridacna
squamosa comes from the
Tridacnidae or giant clam
family. This large species
measures 30 centimetres
across.
1898002
First day
cover
$6.30
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2016 Australian
Gold Medallists
Collection
INCLUDES
a sheetlet
for every
gold medal
victory
The 2016 Australian Gold Medallists collection
will comprise a sheetlet of 10 stamps for every
Australian gold medal win during the Olympic Games.
The collection builds on the gold medallist instant
stamp sheetlets produced for previous Games.
Don’t miss out
Pre-order your Australian Gold Medallists collection
now. You will be notified of the collection’s cost
following the close of the Games, when the number
of gold medal wins, thus sheetlets, is known.
Keep up to date at
auspostcollectables.com.au.
Subscribe today!
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Australian
Gold Medallist
Instant Sheetlets
Australia Post began its gold medallist instant
stamp program with the Sydney Olympic Games,
in 2000. To continue that tradition, and to celebrate
each Australian gold medal performance at Rio,
Australia Post will produce a gold medallist stamp
in a sheetlet of 10 for each win. The stamp designs
will feature the athletes at the medal ceremony.
Technical details
Issue date
Recorded as time
of availability
Denomination
1 x $1
(individual sheets)
Stamp and
John White,
product design Australia Post
Design Studio
Printer
TBC
Paper (s/a)
TBC
Printing
process
Lithography
Stamp size
35mm x 35mm
Sheetlet size
148mm x 210mm
Perforations
14.28 x 14.28
Sheet layout
Sheetlet of 10
National
postmark
No national FDI
Post Offices can apply their
standard FDI postmark to
covers for this issue.
How to purchase
The gold medallist sheetlets will be available
through participating Post Offices and the
Australian Philatelic Bureau mail-order
service within days of the medal ceremony.
Availability in participating outlets is dependent
on the timing of the gold medal ceremony in Rio.
Standing order customers
The gold medallist sheetlets are not included
in any Philatelic Bureau standing order. If you
have a standing order, you will need to request
required configurations from the Philatelic Bureau.
For further information telephone 1800 331 794
(freecall) within Australia.
First day cover and FDI postmark
A blank cover will be available for collectors wishing
to prepare gold medallist covers. A number of
outlets around the country (see overleaf) hold a
gold medallist FDI postmark for the convenience
of collectors.
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Postmarking conditions
Collectors can make up their own covers,
using the official blank cover available or
their own envelopes. Olympic copyright and
trademark restrictions apply to all private
covers, and the following conditions apply
to 2016 Australian gold medallist stamps
and covers.
• The first day of issue is the date the
stamp is available in the Post Office where
purchased.
• Post Offices and the Australian Philatelic
Bureau may apply the FDI postmark to
gold medallist covers for a period of one
month from the date a stamp is issued
(available for sale from that location).
After the Games, a set of 14 FDCs with FDI
postmarks (one for each postcode listed
below) for each gold medallist stamp will be
available by mail order through the Australian
Philatelic Bureau and online. Individual FDCs
will not be available by this means; requests
for individual postmarking should be directed
to the specific Post Office.
Ordering postmarking
impressions by mail
Collectors need to specify which postmark
they would like applied to their cover,
as follows:
• Standard FDI postmark – from any Post
Office with a standard FDI postmark
Australian gold
medallist postmarking
• Everyday (non-FDI) postmark – from
any Post Office
The outlets listed below will have a local FDI
postmark for the Australian gold medallist
stamps. Each postmark has its own location
and postcode, as well as a "movable" date.
An example is shown below.
• Australian gold medallist FDI postmark –
from the 14 listed locations, or as a full
set after the Games from the Australian
Philatelic Bureau.
First Day of Issue
2 August 2016
Sydney NSW 2000
FDI postmark outlets
The Post Offices listed here will have a local first
day of issue postmark for the Australian Gold
medallist stamps.
Queensland
Brisbane Qld 4000
(George St & GPO)
Fortitude Valley Qld 4006
Sunnybank Qld 4109
New South Wales
Sydney NSW 2000 (GPO and QVB)
Parramatta NSW 2150
Newcastle NSW 2300
Chatswood NSW 2067
South Australia
Adelaide SA 5000
Western Australia
Perth WA 6000
(St George Tce & GPO)
Australian Capital Territory
Canberra ACT 2600
Victoria
Melbourne Vic 3000
(Bourke St & GPO)
Glen Waverley Vic 3150
Corio Vic 3214
Tasmania
Hobart Tas 7000
(GPO and Bathurst St)
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Stamp Bulletin
Tha t 's
C o l lec t ab l e s
1514996
Marilyn Monroe stamp pack
$18
INCLUDES
glow in
the dark
aspects
15141001
Ghostbusters stamp pack
$18
19
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Great
collectables
for the kids
$18 ea
1514999
Giggle & Hoot
stamp pack
$18
1514994
Master of Disguise
(Undercover)
Minions stamp pack
$18
20
Stamp Bulletin
Celebrating
160 years of Holden
6833500
160 Years of Holden
stamp pack
$50
INCLUDES
embroidered
cloth badge
6826350
Parachute Rigger PSE
Limited edition (2,500)
$12.95
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On the Western Front:1916
while stocks last
Individual
medallion covers
presented
in protective
wallets
1895600
1916 Medallion cover box set
(5 medallion covers)
$149.95
1895350
Dear Minnie
prestige cover
$12.95
1895460
Stamp Medal
$24.95
1895184
Prestige booklet
$20.95
Stamp Bulletin
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1711509
2016 50th Anniversary of Play School
uncirculated 3-coin set
$45
1711507
2016 Australia at War - Malayan
Emergency 50c uncirculated coin
$10
1711506
2016 Australia at War - Korean War
50c uncirculated coin
$10
1711508
2016 Australia at War - Indonesian
Confrontation 50c uncirculated coin
$10
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1712873
2016 Jaguar
½oz silver proof Cubs coin
$65
1712865
2016 Australian Kangaroo
0.5g gold coin in card
$59.50
1712874
2016 Australian Kookaburra
1oz silver proof HR coin
$109
1712869
2016 Ocean Fairy
½oz silver proof coin
$65
1712876
2016 Dirk Hartog
1oz silver proof HR coin
$109
1712871
2016 The Language of Love
2oz silver proof coin
$179
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Stamp Bulletin
Stamp shows
shows
and events
events
Postmarks
2 July – Rockhampton Stamp Club (Qld)
First Day of Issue
There will be a stamp fair at CQ Leagues Club, Lion Creek
Road from 10am to 4pm and admission is free. Enquiries to
07 4926 3336 or email at [email protected]
14 July – Sydney Youth Stamp Group (NSW)
There will be a stamp collecting workshop for children
at Philas House, 17 Brisbane Street, Darlinghurst,
from 10am to 3pm. Bookings are essential.
Visit www.sydneyyouthstampgroup.org.au for details.
24 July – Sherwood Afternoon Stamp Soc Inc (Qld)
An open day will be held at the Corinda Bowls Club,
Hall Avenue, Corinda from 9am to 4pm.
Enquiries to 0406328855.
30 July – The Wagga Stamp Club Inc (NSW)
The club will hold a stamp market at the ARCC Hall,
131 Tarcutta Street, Wagga Wagga from 9am.
Admission is free. Enquiries to 02 6922 3393.
31 July – SCDAA Petersham Fair (NSW)
Owls: Guardians of the Night
5 July 2016
Nightcliff NT 0810
50 Years of Play School
26 July 2016
Humpty Doo NT 0836
Rio Olympic Games 2016
2 August 2016
Sydney NSW 2000
Fair Dinkum Aussie
Alphabet Part 2
16 August 2016
Launceston Tas 7250
Christmas Island Shells
23 August 2016
Christmas Island WA 6798
Permanent Pictorial
A stamp and coin fair will be held in the Petersham Town Hall,
107 Crystal Street, Petersham from 9.30am to 4pm. Admission
for adults is $2. Visit the website at www.scdaa.com.au
Booleroo Centre SA 5482
Steam tractor.
1 July 2016
6 August – Perth Numismatic Society Inc (WA)
Margaret River WA 6285
Home of fine wines (updated)
1 July 2016
A stamp, coin, medal and banknote fair will be held at the
South Perth Community Hall, corner of South Terrace and
Sandgate Street from 9am to 2pm with free coins given to
children attending.
13 August – Bendigo Philatelic Society (Vic)
An annual stamp fair will be held at St Andrews Church Hall,
24 Myers Street, Bendigo, from 10am to 4pm. Entry is free.
For details visit www.bendigophilatelicsociety.org
20 August – Shoalhaven Philatelic Society Inc (NSW)
An annual stamp and coin day will be held at the Wesley
Centre, Berry Street, Nowra from 9.30am to 3pm.
Dealers will attend and admission is free.
Gladstone Qld 4680
Kookaburra shell (updated)
1 July 2016
Temporary Pictorial
Howard Qld 4659
Howard Coalfest 2016.
16 July 2016
In Retrospect
First Day of Issue
Bandiana Vic 3694
Parachute Riggers PSE.
12 April 2016
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Reprints
In Retrospect
6815067
Native Animals
30c Crocodile
$0.30
Seven Seas
Owls: Guardians
of the Night
Supplement: design set
(gummed & s/a), minisheet
Optional: s/a booklet (1),
gutter 10 (4)
50 Years of Play School
Fair Dinkum Aussie
Alphabet Part 2
Supplement: design set
(gummed & s/a), minisheet
Optional: s/a booklet (1),
sheetlet of 20
Supplement: design set
(gummed & s/a)
Optional: s/a booklet,
strip of 5
Mail order codes
1908235
Road to Rio 2016
Supplement: design set
(gummed)
Optional: sheetlet of 10
Australian Supplement
$45.00
1908236
Australian Optional
$147.00
1908238
Christmas Island Supplement
$6.00
6834235
New York Stamp Show Supplement
$5.75
Christmas Island Shells
Supplement: design set
(gummed)
Announcements
Norfolk Island
The Australian Government has determined that the Australian citizens of Norfolk Island will have the
same rights and responsibilities as those of mainland Australia. From 1 July 2016, the responsibility for
the administration of Norfolk Island’s postal system, including the development and production of its
stamps, will pass to Australia Post. Stamps will include the inscription Norfolk Island, Australia and all
stamps carrying the inscription will be valid for use in Australia, as will Australian stamps on Norfolk
Island. Further details are available on page 4.
CPS label machine withdrawal
As advised in the May-June edition of the Australian Stamp Bulletin, the CPS machine previously in use
at the Adelaide GPO will be withdrawn from service as of 1 July 2016.
The CPS label machine housed in Adelaide was the final CPS machine in operation. The final CPS label
sets to be printed remain those for the Adelaide 2016 annual literal and the Adelaide V8s 2016 literal as
listed in the Australian Stamp Bulletin March-April 2016 edition. Sale of any available CPS label sets will
be completed by 30 June 2016.
New York Daily Minisheet image
The image shown in the previous edition of the Stamp Bulletin (page 7), although correct at time of
printing, was actually that of the Day 6 minisheet.
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5 July 2016
Owls: Guardians
of the Night
1902242 Gutter 10 x $1
Mail
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Retail
Product
description
Price
W/drawal
date
1902067
53535
Stamps (4 x $1)
$4.00
31-Jan-17
1902142
53530
Minisheet
$4.00
31-Jan-17
1902005
53548
Cover (blank)
$0.30
31-Jan-17
1902002
53549
First day cover (gummed)
$4.30
02-Aug-16
1902013
53580
First day cover (minisheet)
$4.30
02-Aug-16
1902126
53581
Stamp pack
$8.45
31-Jan-17
1902220
53582
Maxicards (4)
$7.00
31-Jan-17
1902300
53593
Medallion Cover
$24.95
31-Jan-17
1902184
53731
Prestige booklet
$16.95
31-Jan-17
1902250
53512
S/A booklet of 10 x $1
$10.00
31-Jan-17
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
31-Jan-17
1902241
53538
Gutter 10 x $1 (Rufous Owl)
$10.00
31-Jan-17
1902242
53541
Gutter 10 x $1 (Grass Owl)
$10.00
31-Jan-17
1902243
53544
Gutter 10 x $1 (Sooty)
$10.00
31-Jan-17
1902244
53547
Gutter 10 x $1 (Boobook)
$10.00
31-Jan-17
Mail
order
Retail
Product
description
Price
W/drawal
date
1902251
26 July 2016
50 Years of Play School
1904220 Maxicards
1904067
53771
Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2)
$3.00
31-Jan-17
1904142
53769
Minisheet
$3.00
31-Jan-17
1904005
53778
Cover (blank)
$0.30
31-Jan-17
1904002
53779
First day cover (gummed)
$3.30
23-Aug-16
1904013
53780
First day cover (minisheet)
$3.30
23-Aug-16
1904126
53781
Stamp pack
$6.45
31-Jan-17
1904400
53270
Special pack
$22.00
31-Jan-17
1904220
53782
Maxicards (2)
$4.50
31-Jan-17
1904500
53793
PNC (Jemima/Humpty)
$29.95
31-Jan-17
1904360
53272
PNC (Big Ted/Little Ted)
$24.95
31-Jan-17
1904300
53271
Medallion cover
$29.95
31-Jan-17
1904250
53767
S/A booklet of 10 x $1
$10.00
31-Jan-17
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
31-Jan-17
1904251
1904241
53774
Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
31-Jan-17
1904242
53777
Gutter (10 x $2)
$20.00
31-Jan-17
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2 August 2016
RIO Olympic Games
2016
16 August 2016
Fair Dinkum Aussie
Alphabet Part 2
Mail
order
Retail
Product description
Price
1905067
54259
Stamps (1 x $1)
$1.00
28-Feb-17
28-Feb-17
1905201
54260
Sheetlet of 10
$10.00
1905005
54263
Blank cover
$0.30
28-Feb-17
31-Aug-16
1905002
54264
First day cover (gummed)
$1.30
1905130
54265
Sheetlet Pack
$10.45
28-Feb-17
1905220
54266
Maxicards (1)
$2.20
28-Feb-17
Mail
order
Retail
Product description
Price
W/drawal
date
1906067
54547
Stamps (5 x $1)
$5.00
28-Feb-17
1906005
54549
Cover (blank)
$0.30
28-Feb-17
13-Sep-16
1906002
54550
First day cover (gummed)
$5.30
1906003
54551
First day cover (s/a)
$5.30
13-Sep-16
1906126
54552
Stamp pack
$5.45
28-Feb-17
1906220
54553
Maxicards (5)
$8.75
28-Feb-17
1906360
54555
PNC (RAM)
$17.95
28-Feb-17
1906250
54536
S/A booklet of 10 x $1 A
$10.00
28-Feb-17
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
28-Feb-17
$10.00
28-Feb-17
1906251
1906252
1906400 Booklet Collection
54537
$200.00
28-Feb-17
54538
S/A booklet of 10 x $1 L
$10.00
28-Feb-17
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
28-Feb-17
54539
S/A booklet of 10 x $1 R
$10.00
28-Feb-17
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
28-Feb-17
S/A booklet of 10 x $1 T
$10.00
28-Feb-17
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
28-Feb-17
Booklet Collection
$52.00
28-Feb-17
28-Feb-17
1906255
1906256
1906257
1906258
54540
1906259
1906400
S/A booklet of 10 x $1 C
Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
1906253
1906254
23 August 2016
Christmas Island Shells
W/drawal
date
54554
1906210
54534
S/A roll of 200
$200.00
1906200
54546
S/A strip of 5
$5.00
28-Feb-17
1906241
54548
Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
28-Feb-17
Mail
order
Retail
Product description
Price
W/drawal
date
1908067
54566
Stamps (2 x $1, 2 x $2)
$6.00
28-Feb-17
1908005
54573
Cover (blank)
$0.30
28-Feb-17
1908002
54574
First day cover (gummed)
$6.30
20-Sep-16
1908241
54569
Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
28-Feb-17
1908242
54572
Gutter (10 x $2)
$20.00
28-Feb-17
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Miscellaneous
1514996 Stamp pack
Gold Medallist
Collection
Mail
order
Retail
Product
description
Price
6826350
51654
Parachute Riggers prestige PSE
$12.95
1514999
53280
Giggle & Hoot stamp pack
$18.00
1514994
51650
Minions stamp pack
$18.00
15141001
53279
Ghostbusters stamp pack
$18.00
1514996
53278
Marilyn Monroe stamp pack
$18.00
6833500
53790
160th Anniv of Holden stamp pack
$50.00
0964727
57882
Cemetery Bay NI postcard
$2.20
0964728
57883
Emily Bay NI postcard
$2.20
0964729
57884
Kingston NI postcard
$2.20
0964730
57885
Quality Row NI postcard
$2.20
0964731
57886
Royal Engineers Office NI postcard
$2.20
0964732
57887
St Barnabas Chapel NI postcard
$2.20
Mail
order
Retail
Product
description
Price
1907250
54332
Gold Medallist Collection
$25.00*
1907005
54331
Gold Medallist blank cover
$0.30
*Your $25 deposit will reserve a copy of The Gold Medallists Collection for you. Once the
number of sheetlets have been confirmed, and the final price of the collection has been
established, you will receive a letter advising you of the balance due.
Don’t miss out on your 2016
Gold Medallists Collection
by pre-ordering!
1907250
The Gold Medallists
Collection
$25.00*
TBA
1907005
Blank Gold
Medallists cover
$0.30
*Your $25 deposit will reserve a copy of
The Gold Medallists Collection for you.
Once the number of sheetlets have been
confirmed, and the final price of the
collection has been established, you will
receive a letter advising you of the
balance due.
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Mail
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Retail
Product
description
1711509
58512
2016 50th Anniversary of Play School
uncirculated 3-coin set
$45.00
1711507
54755
2016 Australia at War - Malayan
Emergency 50c uncirculated coin
$10.00
1711508
54756
2016 Australia at War - Indonesian
Confrontation 50c uncirculated coin
$10.00
1711506
54754
2016 Australia at War - Korean War 50c
uncirculated coin
$10.00
Price
1712865
53079
2016 Kangaroo 0.5g gold coin in card
$59.50
1712873
54429
2016 Jaguar Cubs ½oz silver proof coin
$65.00
1712869
52988
2016 Ocean Fairy ½oz silver proof coin
$65.00
1712876
56338
2016 Dirk Hartog 1oz silver proof HR coin
$109.00
1712871
54432
2016 The Language of Love 2oz silver
proof coin
$179.00
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5 July 2016 Owls: Guardians of the Night
1902067 Stamps (4 x $1)
$4.00
1902142 Minisheet
$4.00
1902005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1902002 First day cover (gummed)
$4.30
1902013 First day cover (minisheet)
$4.30
1902126 Stamp pack
$8.45
1902220 Maxicards (4)
$7.00
1902300 Medallion cover
$24.95
1902184 Prestige booklet
$16.95
1902250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1
$10.00
1902251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1902241 Gutter 10 x $1 (Rufous Owl)
$10.00
1902242 Gutter 10 x $1 (Grass Owl)
$10.00
1902243 Gutter 10 x $1 (Sooty Owl)
$10.00
1902244 Gutter 10 x $1 (Boobook)
$10.00
26 July 2016 50 Years of Play School
1904067 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2)
$3.00
1904142 Minisheet
$3.00
1904005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1904002 First day cover (gummed)
$3.30
1904013 First day cover (minisheet)
$3.30
1904126 Stamp pack
$6.45
1904400 Special pack
$22.00
1904220 Maxicards (2)
$4.50
1904500 PNC1 (Jemima/Humpty)
$29.95
1904360 PNC2 (Big Ted/Little Ted)
$24.95
1904300 Medallion cover
$29.95
1904250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1
$10.00
1904251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1904241 Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
1904242 Gutter (10 x $2)
$20.00
Qty
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2 August 2016 Rio Olympic Games
1905067 Stamps (1 x $1)
$1.00
1905201 Sheetlet of 10
$10.00
1905005 Blank cover
$0.30
1905002 First day cover (gummed)
$1.30
1905130 Sheetlet Pack
$10.45
1905220 Maxicards (1)
$2.20
5-21 August
Gold Medallists
1907250 Gold Medallist Collection (deposit)
$25.00*
1907005 Gold medallist blank cover
$0.30
* release date determined by medal presentation ceremony
* Your $25 deposit will reserve a copy of The Gold Medallists Collection (price to be confirmed) for you.
Once the number of sheetlets have been confirmed, and the final price of the collection has been
established, you will receive a letter advising you of the balance due.
16 August Fair Dinkum Aussie Alphabet Part 2
1906067 Stamps (5 x $1)
$5.00
1906005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1906002 First day cover (gummed)
$5.30
1906003 First day cover (s/a)
$5.30
1906126 Stamp pack
$5.45
1906220 Maxicards (5)
$8.75
1906360 PNC (RAM)
$17.95
1906250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 A
$10.00
1906251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1906252 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 C
$10.00
1906253 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1906254 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 L
$10.00
1906255 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1906256 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 R
$10.00
1906257 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1906258 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 T
$10.00
M
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M
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16 August Fair Dinkum Aussie Alphabet Part 2 cont.
1906259 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1906400 Booklet Collection
$52.00
1906210 S/A roll of 200
$200.00
1906200 S/A strip of 5
$5.00
1906241 Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
23 August Christmas Island Shells
1908067 Stamps (2 x $1, 2 x $2)
$6.00
1908005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1908002 First day cover (gummed)
$6.30
1908241 Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
1908242 Gutter (10 x $2)
$20.00
New issues total
Recent issues
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3 May 2016 Beautiful Butterflies
1901067 Stamps (3 x $1 & 1 x $2.75)
$5.75
1901142 Minisheet
$5.75
1901005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1901126 Stamp pack
$11.95
1901220 Maxicard (4)
$8.75
1901360 PNC
$17.95
1901250 S/A booklet of 20 x $1
$20.00
1901251 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1
$400.00
1901252 S/A sheetlet of 5 x $2.75
$13.75
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3 May 2016 Beautiful Butterflies
1901253 Chequebook of 20 x 5 x $2.75
$275.00
1901209 S/A roll of 100
$100.00
1901200 S/A strip of 3
$3.00
1901241
$10.00
Gutter (10 x $1) Pale Triangle
1901242 Gutter (10 x $1) Bordered Rustic
$10.00
1901243 Gutter (10 x $1) Cairns Birdwing
$10.00
1901244 Gutter (10 x $2.75) Chequered Swallowtail
$27.50
17 May 2016 Cocos (Keeling) Islands: Dolphins
1898067 Stamps (3 x $1)
$3.00
1898005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1898241 Gutter (10 x $1) Common
$10.00
1898242 Gutter (10 x $1) Spinner
$10.00
1898243 Gutter (10 x $1) Bottlenose
$10.00
31 May 2016 RSL 1916–2016
1899067 Stamps (1 x $1)
$1.00
1899201 Sheetlet of 10
$10.00
1899005 Blank cover
$0.30
1899130 Sheetlet Pack
$10.45
1899220 Maxicard (1)
$2.20
1899300 Medallion cover
$24.95
1899360 PNC
$17.95
1899250 S/A booklet of 20 x $1
$20.00
1899251 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1
$400.00
Qty
Value
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Price
Qty
Value
7 June 2016 Nostalgic Fruit Labels
1903067 Stamps (4 x $1)
$4.00
1903005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1903126 Stamp pack
$4.45
1903220 Maxicard (4)
$7.00
1903184 Prestige booklet
$16.95
1903400 Concertina sheetlet pack
$42.00
1903250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1
$10.00
1903251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1
$200.00
1903209 S/A roll of 100
$100.00
1903200 S/A strip of 4
$4.00
1903241 Gutter (10 x $1) Red Gum pack
$10.00
1903242 Gutter (10 x $1) River’s Pride
$10.00
1903243 Gutter (10 x $1) LH Kile
$10.00
1903244 Gutter (10 x $1) WH Price
$10.00
21 June 2016 AAT: Hurley’s Journey, 1914–16
1857067 Stamps (2 x $1, 2 x $2, 1 x $3)
$9.00
1857142 Minisheet
$9.00
1857005 Cover (blank)
$0.30
1857126 Stamp pack
$18.45
1857220 Maxicard (5)
$12.75
1857241 Gutter (10 x $1)
$10.00
1857242 Gutter (10 x $2)
$20.00
1857243 Gutter (10 x $3)
$30.00
Recent issues total
See the full range of stamp products available
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Stamp Bulletin
Miscellaneous
Mail order Product description
code
Price
6826350
Parachute Riggers prestige cover
$12.95
1514999
Giggle & Hoot stamp pack
$18.00
1514994
Minions stamp pack
$18.00
15141001 Ghostbusters stamp pack
$18.00
1514996
Marilyn Monroe stamp pack
$18.00
6833500
160th Anniv of Holden stamp pack
$50.00
0964727
Cemetery Bay NI postcard
$2.20
0964728
Emily Bay NI postcard
$2.20
0964729
Kingston NI postcard
$2.20
0964730
Quality Row NI postcard
$2.20
0964731
Royal Engineers Office NI postcard
$2.20
0964732
St Barnabas Chapel NI postcard
$2.20
Qty
Value
2016 Footy Packs
AFL $22 each
Qty
Qty
1891301 Adelaide
1891310
Melbourne
1891302 Brisbane
1891311
Port Adelaide
1891303 Carlton
1891312
Richmond
1891304 Collingwood
1891313
St Kilda
1891305 Essendon
1891314
Sydney Swans
1891306 Fremantle
1891315
WC Eagles
1891307 Geelong
1891316
Western Bulldogs
1891308 Hawthorn
1891317
Gold Coast
1891309 Kangaroos
1891318
Greater Western Sydney
NRL $22 each
1892401 Broncos
1892409
Rabbitohs
1892402 Bulldogs
1892410
Raiders
1892403 Cowboys
1892411
Roosters
1892404 Dragons
1892412
Sea Eagles
1892406 Knights
1892414
Tigers
1892407 Melbourne Storm
1892415
Titans
1892408 Panthers
1892416
Warriors
1892413 Sharks
Miscellaneous total
9
July–August 2016
Coins
Mail order
code
Product description
Price
2016 Kangaroo 0.5g gold coin in card
$59.50
Qty
Perth Mint
1712865
1712873
2016 Jaguar Cubs ½oz silver proof coin
$65.00
1712869
2016 Ocean Fairy ½oz silver proof coin
$65.00
1712874
2016 Australian Kookaburra 1oz silver proof HR coin
$109.00
1712876
2016 Dirk Hartog 1oz silver proof HR coin
$109.00
1712871
2016 The Language of Love 2oz silver proof coin
$179.00
Royal Australian MInt
1711509
2016 50th Anniversary of Play School uncirculated
$45.00
3-coin set
1711507
2016 Australia at War - Malayan
Emergency 50c uncirculated coin
$10.00
1711508
2017 Australia at War - Indonesian Confrontation
50c uncirculated coin
$10.00
1711506
2018 Australia at War - Korean War 50c
uncirculated coin
$10.00
Coins total
Seven Seas
Mail
order
code
Product description
Price
1908235 Australian Supplement
$45.00
1908236 Australian Optional
$147.00
1908238 Christmas Island Supplement
$6.00
6834235 AAT Supplement
$5.75
Qty
Seven Seas total
Value
Value
10
Stamp Bulletin
Order total
New issues total
Miscellaneous total
Recent issues total
Coins total
Seven Seas total
Subtotal
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