stamp bulletin issue no. 347 | july–august 2017 · legends 2017. trans–australian railway ....

Legends 2017

Trans–Australian Railway 1917–2017

Norfolk Island Flowers

SCM: Dragonflies

Christmas Island: Early Voyages

Shipwrecks

Issue No. 347 / July–August 2017

Michael ZsoltManager, Philatelic Australia Post

Dear Collectors

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]

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It is fitting that this year’s celebration coincided with the 50th anniversary of the 1967 referendum, which introduced constitutional change aimed at bringing equality to all Australians.

This year, Stamp Collecting Month takes place in August. The subject of the stamp issue this year is Dragonflies, nature’s amazing flying machines. These mesmerising insects belong to an ancient group that has evolved over 300 million years.

In 1917, a 1,690-kilometre railway line was completed to connect Western Australia with the eastern states; the Trans-Australian Railway ran from Port Augusta, in South Australia, to Kalgoorlie in the west. It crossed the sparsely vegetated Nullabor Plain and had taken more than five years to complete. The stamp designs feature advertising posters from 1930 and 1960, used to promote the Trans-Australian Railway as a much faster and more comfortable method of travel.

In July we release a Norfolk Island stamp issue that features two native flora species of the territory. Meanwhile, in August we focus on things maritime, with an issue marking two early voyages to Christmas Island – William Mynors on board the Mary in 1643, and William Dampier on board the Cygnet in 1688 – and an Australian shipwrecks issue. The three stamps in the latter issue remind us of the treacherous conditions faced by early seafarers and passengers. Only one-quarter of the more than 8,000 wrecks in Australian waters have ever been located; a prestige booklet published with the Shipwrecks stamp issue tells some of these fascinating stories.

In this July edition of the Stamp Bulletin we feature the 2017 Australian Legends stamps, with information on each of the three recipients of this year’s award. These outstanding individuals are recognised for advancing the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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STAMP COLLECTING MONTH

Nature’s flying machinesNature’s flying machines

This year, August is Stamp Collecting Month in Australia.

Contents

10 Norfolk Island Flowers Impressive blooms

6 Trans-Australian Railway: 1917–2017 Linking east and west

Let's celebrate!See the full stamp issue and product details on page 12

17 Collectable stamp packs

Front cover: Graham WinterfloodPage 6: Chris Drymalik Collection Page 10: Geoff Bryant (Lagunaria patersonia) Page 16: Joachim Ottens (c.1707), MAP RM 184, National Library of Australia Page 18: Robert Dodd (1790), National Library of Australia.

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Stamp Bulletin Australia is produced by Australia Post’s Philatelic Group. See page 24 for terms and conditions.

4 Australian Legends 2017

© Copyright 2017 Australian Postal Corporation. All rights reserved. Australia Post stamp designs and philatelic products are subject to copyright and may not be reproduced without permission.

16 Christmas Island Early Voyages

12 SCM: Dragonflies

18 Shipwrecks 20 Coins 22 Events and postmarks

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AustralianLegends 2017

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Technical details

Issue date 29 May 2017

FDI withdrawal

26 June 2017

Denomination 3 × $1

Stamp and product design

Lynette Traynor, Australia Post Design studio

Printer EGOtrade

Paper (s/a) Tullis Russell (M90/C100)

Printing process

Offset lithography

Stamp size 37.5mm × 26mm

Perforations 13.86 × 14.6

Sheet layout Module of 50 × 3 (2 × 25)

National postmark

Melbourne Vic 3000

The Australian Legends Award traditionally coincides with Australia Day. This year the Legends announcement coincides with the 50th anniversary of the 1967 referendum.

In 2017, the Australia Post Australian Legends Award honours three individuals who have worked tirelessly to improve social and economic outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

For more than 40 years Tom Calma AO has championed the rights, responsibilities and welfare of Indigenous Australians. Between 2004 and 2010 he was Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission, and Race Discrimination Commissioner. He has operated at local, state, national and international levels, particularly in the areas of health, education, reconciliation and economic development.

Lowitja O’Donoghue AC CBE became the first Aboriginal trainee nurse at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in 1954, after fighting the ban on Aboriginal Australians. She joined the federal Department

of Aboriginal Affairs after the 1967 referendum, becoming director of the department's South Australian region. She was founding chair of the National Aboriginal Conference and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, and for seven years the most senior Aboriginal person in public office.

Galarrwuy Yunupingu AM came to prominence in 1970 when he acted as court interpreter for the first litigation on traditional land rights in Australia; the case was significant in leading to the passing of the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976. In 1975, he joined the Northern Land Council to represent traditional Aboriginal landowners and people, which he chaired for 25 years. He has led negotiations with mining and government to advance Indigenous wellbeing, advocating the development of Aboriginal land on terms set by the traditional owners.

Tom Calma AO, Lowitja O’Donoghue AC CBE and Galarrwuy Yunupingu AM have worked for Indigenous advancement in land rights, economics, self-determination, health, welfare, education and reconciliation.

1921126Stamp pack$3.45

1921002First day cover (gummed)$3.30

1921250Booklet of 20 x $1 (s/a)$20

1921220Maxicards (3)$5.25

5July–August 2017

Trans-Australian Railway 1917–2017

In 2017, it will be 100 years since the completion of the 1,690-kilometre transcontinental railway between Port Augusta, in South Australia, and Kalgoorlie, in Western Australia. This significant piece of infrastructure was officially opened on 22 October 1917, but had been planned many years before. Prior to Federation, in 1901, Western Australia had been reluctant to join the new Commonwealth of Australia, but it was persuaded with the promise of a transcontinental rail link facilitating closer communication with the eastern states.

The first sod was turned at Port Augusta on 14 September 1912, the beginning of five years of arduous construction work across the Nullarbor desert.

The stamps in this issue feature advertising posters from 1930 and 1960: the first shows a figure on a camel viewing a locomotive as it speeds across the desert towards Perth; the second shows the first diesel locomotive GM1. The posters convey the optimism and aspiration of the new rail service, which would bridge east and west, and facilitate the supply of goods to isolated areas of South Australia.

Technical details

Issue date 4 July 2017

FDI withdrawal

1 August 2017



John White, Australia Post Design Studio

Printer EGOtrade

Paper (s/a) Tullis Russell (MC90/C100)

Printing process

Offset lithography

Stamp size 26mm × 37.5mm

Minisheet size 135mm × 80mm


Sheet layout

Module of 50 × 2 (2 × 25)

National postmark

Kalgoorlie WA 6430

1949250Booklet of 10 x $1 (s/a)$10

1949300Medallion cover (limited to 3,500)$24.95

The Trans-Australian Railway provided a vital link for overseas mail. Until 1917, the “first and last” port-of-call for most overseas shipping was Adelaide, from where mail was transported by rail to and from eastern Australia. With the opening of the Trans-Australian Railway, Fremantle replaced Adelaide as the “first and last” port-of-call, which significantly reduced the transit time for overseas mail.

The Trans-Australian Railway’s “tea and sugar train” provided stamp sales, money orders and banking facilities for railway employees working along the line. The train’s post office, which operated to 1986, was the middle section of one carriage. It had a small public area and a foothold to reach the counter, when the train stopped between stations.

7July–August 2017

1949013First day cover (minisheet)$2.30


1949220Maxicards (2)$3.50

1949401PNC (RAM)$17.95

1949402PNC (Perth Mint) $17.95

1949142Minisheet$2


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Announcement

A three-day stamp and coin show will be held at the South Perth Community Centre, South Terrace, South Perth.

Entry is free and Australia Post will be attending with the latest products.Local, interstate and international dealers will also attend.

Opening hours 1pm to 6pm (Friday) 10am to 4pm (Saturday) 10am to 3pm (Sunday)

For details visit: perthstampandcoinshow.com

Show PNC only available at the show; • Show postmark • 300 produced (100 released each day) • Imperforate minisheet

Show minisheet • Show logo • Imperforate • Available mint or CTO

Micro cuts introduced to self-adhesive stampsSelf-adhesive booklets of stamps produced by Australia Post will feature micro cuts, with the first to feature the new detail (Centenary of Lions Clubs International) produced by RA Printing. Micro cuts are small security cuts

and are already in use with the Australia Post priority paid label. They will improve on the adhesion of self-adhesive stamps and also prevent them being easily removed for possible reuse.

Perth Stamp & Coin Show 7–9 July 2017

6887229 (Mint) 6887230 (CTO)

$ 35each

$2each

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1941142Minisheet$3

Norfolk Island is a 35-square-kilometre island located in the Pacific Ocean around 1,400 kilometres east of the Australian mainland. Together with tiny Phillip Island and Nepean Island it forms one of Australia’s external territories. Originally covered with subtropical rainforest, today most of the remaining natural areas are confined to the Norfolk Island National Park and Botanic Garden. Around 200 plants are native to Norfolk Island, including 45 that are endemic. Two feature in this stamp issue.

A medium to large tree, Lagunaria patersonia, a member of the hibiscus family, is covered in small pink and mauve flowers in spring and summer. This common tree is also native to Lord Howe Island and is cultivated in many parts of the world.

Endemic to Phillip Island, the critically endangered Hibiscus insularis has been planted widely on Norfolk Island. This large shrub flowers for most of the year, bearing beautiful cream to light green blooms, with a dark magenta centre, that turn pinkish or purple as they age.

Technical details

Issue date 18 July 2017

FDI withdrawal

15 August 2017

Denomination 1 × $1, 1 x $2


Sharon Rodziewicz, Australia Post Design Studio

Printer RA Printing

Paper (s/a) Tullis Russell

Printing process

Offset lithography



Sheet layout

Module of 50 (2 x 25)

National postmark

Botany NSW 2019

The isolation of Norfolk Island has allowed a range of plants to develop that are not found elsewhere.

Norfolk IslandFlowers

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Technical details

Issue date 1 August 2017

FDI withdrawal

30 August 2017

Denomination 2 × $1 commem. 3 × $1 d.d.

Stamp illustration

Owen Bell

Product design Jo Muré, Australia Post Design Studio

Printer EGOtrade (Pemara-roll)

Paper (s/a) Tullis Russell (MC90, C100, RAFUnik) Micro cuts

Printing process

Offset lithography (flexography)

Stamp size 37.5mm × 26mm, 50mm × 30mm

Minisheet size 160mm x 80mm

Perforations 13.86 × 14.6 14.4 × 14

Sheet layout

Module of 50, Module of 25 (d.d.)

National postmark

Freshwater Qld 4870

Stamp Collecting Month

Dragonflies

1942209Roll of 100 (s/a)$100

This year’s theme for Stamp Collecting Month is dragonflies, one of the most striking groups of the insect world. Of the 6,000 or so known species worldwide, there are about 325 species in Australia.

The order, Odonata, is basically made up of two suborders: Anisoptera (dragonflies) and Zygoptera (damselflies). To the untrained eye, they look remarkably similar. The true dragonflies, however, are larger than damselflies, have broader hindwings than forewings, especially at the base, and they rest with their wings outstretched. They are also more powerful fliers. The smaller, lighter damselflies generally fold their evenly-sized wings close along their abdomens when at rest, for unlike dragonflies they have a hinge on their wings.

Although titled Dragonflies, this stamp issue represents the two suborders. The Arrowhead Rockmaster is the sole

damselfly featured. The issue also includes one giant dragonfly, the Beautiful Petaltail, which is one of five giant dragonfly species endemic to Australia. The selection of species is based on visual and taxonomic diversity – each species belonging to a different genus, spanning four families. The stamp designs show male dragonflies, which are often more spectacular in colouration than females.

1942142Minisheet$5

1942013First day cover (minisheet)$5.30

1942126Stamp pack$10.45


1942003First day cover (s/a)$2.30

1942250Booklet of 10 x $1 (s/a double-definitive)$10

This year we celebrate Stamp Collecting Month in August rather than in October, as in previous years.

1942209Roll of 100 (s/a)$100

13July–August 2017

1942300Medallion cover (limited to 3,500)$24.95

1942220Maxicards (5)$8.75

1942252Booklet of 20 x $1 (s/a commemorative)$20

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Let's celebrate

SCM 2017

auspost.com.au/scmThe Stamp Collecting Month website is packed with useful information for all ages. It includes:

• details about this year’s SCM stamps and the products available

• resources for primary school-aged children and teachers

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In 1643, the East India ship Mary (also known as Royal Mary and captained by William Mynors), sailed past an island in the Indian Ocean. The ship’s anonymous log tells of a sighting at 3am on 25 December and states, “… because it was Christmas Day we called it … Christmas Iland [sic]”. Maps started appearing with “Christmas I” (or similar) from 1671, yet it was not until after the mid-19th century that “Christmas Island” became the established name.

In 1688, William Dampier, on board the Cygnet, sailed

close to this “small woody island”. He recorded his impressions in his famous tome, A New Voyage Round the World (1697). The Cygnet couldn’t anchor because of deep water, but two canoes were sent ashore for a few hours. The crew returned with wood to repair the ship’s pump, as well as birds and enormous crabs to eat. The sketch used on the minisheet was published by Daniel Beeckman in 1718, after he sailed past the island in 1714. His written description was considered one of the most accurate, until the 19th century.

Technical details


FDI withdrawal

13 September 2017

Denomination 1 × $1, 1 x $2


Sonia Young, Australia Post Design Studio

Printer EGOtrade

Paper (s/a) Tullis Russell

Printing process

Offset lithography


Minisheet size 160mm × 80mm


Sheet layout

Module of 50 (2 x 25)

National postmark

Christmas Island WA 6798

Other names for Christmas Island have included "Mony" and "Celan".

Christmas IslandEarly Voyages

1943142Minisheet$3


Collectable stamp packs

15141037Care Bears stamp pack11 July release

15141040Beauty and the Beast stamp pack15 August release

15141038 Dirty Dancing stamp pack11 July release

15141039 The Emoji Movie stamp pack15 August release

$ 23 each

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Australia automatically protects shipwrecks in its waters that are more than 75 years old, including associated relics. This protection exists in order to preserve the historical, archaeological and educational value of these sites and artefacts. Only one-quarter of the more than 8,000 wrecks in Australian waters, however, have actually been located. Those that have provide important insights into the social, economic and maritime context of the time.

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the Dutch East India Company (VOC) dominated the seas. Several of their trading ships fell victim to the treacherous coast of Western Australia, including the Zuytdorp, which wrecked sometime in June 1712. She was carrying a cargo of valuable silver coins, en route to what is now known as Jakarta, Indonesia, to trade in rare and exotic spices. Although

it is thought that there were survivors, no one ever reached the destination to report the wreck.

HMS Pandora was tasked with the dangerous mission of capturing the infamous Bounty mutineers. After the crew had captured 14 of the 25 insurgents, the Pandora was headed home to England, when she struck the Great Barrier Reef, while attempting to pass through to the Torres Strait, finally sinking on 29 August 1791.

The paddle steamer Clonmel was arguably the first luxury steamship to operate in Australian waters. On 1 January 1841, she struck a sandbar on the east coast of Victoria. All 80 on board were saved. The subsequent publicity helped spread the word that a viable access point existed to the rich grazing land of what is now known as Gippsland.

Technical details


FDI withdrawal

27 September 2017



Simone Sakinofsky, Australia Post Design Studio

Printer RA Printing (Pemara – roll)

Paper (s/a) Tullis Russell (MC90, C100, RAFUnik) micro cuts

Printing process

Offset lithography (flexography)



Sheet layout

Module of 50 × 3 (2 × 25)

National postmark

Port Albert Vic 3971

The artists of the paintings featured on the stamps are Oswald Brett (Pandora), Ian Hansen (Clonmel), and Adriaan De Jong (Zuytdorp).

Shipwrecks

1944300Medallion cover (limited to 3,500) $24.95

1944220Maxicards (3)$5.25


1944250Booklet of 10 x $1 (s/a)$10


1944184Prestige booklet$20.95


1711597A War Close to Home 2017 $1 uncirculated 4–coin set$30

1711542 2017 Lest We Forget uncirculated "C" mintmark $2 coloured coin$15

1711543Australia at War – The Battle of Passchendaele 1917–2017 50c uncirculated coin$10

1711541Australia at War – The Battle of Bullecourt 1917–2017 50c uncirculated coin$10

1711596Bananas in Pyjamas 25th Anniversary2017 coloured frosted unc 2–coin set$30

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Coins are available for sale to Australian residents only. Coins may not be shown at actual size.

17129452017 Gilded Kangaroo 1oz silver coin $95

17129332017 Australian Kangaroo 0.5g gold Bu coin (in card) $64.50

17129412017 Penguin 1/2oz silver proof coloured coin $65

17129442017 Australian Kookaburra 1oz silver proof HR coin $109

17129462017 Australian Kookaburra 5oz silver proof HR coin $499

17129402017 Anzac Spirit 1/2oz silver proof coloured 3-coin set $189


Coins are available for sale to Australian residents only. Coins may not be shown at actual size.

Stamp shows and events

1 July & 5 August – Orange Stamp Club Inc. (NSW) A stamp fair is held the first Saturday of each month at the Cultural Centre hall, Sale Street, Orange, from 9.30am to 1.30pm. Meetings are also held on the last Tuesday of each month at the Orange Community Centre, 79–81 Kite Street, Orange, at 7.30pm.

8 July – Devonport Stamp Club (Tas) A stamp, coin and militaria fair will be held at the East Devonport Recreation Centre from 10am to 3pm. Entry is $2 for adults. Contact Gary on 0416 004491 or Elizabeth on 0416 168485.

8 July – Rockhampton Stamp Club (Qld) A stamp fair will be held at the Frenchville Sports Club, 105 Clifton Street, North Rockhampton, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free and dealers will attend. Enquiries to 07 4926 3336 or email [email protected].

22 July – Northern Suburbs Philatelic Soc. (NSW) The society’s annual Winter’s Day with Stamps will be held at the St Leonard’s Catholic Church hall, corner of Willoughby Road and Merrenburn Avenue, Naremburn, from 10am to 4.30pm. Admission is free and the Winter’s Day personalised stamp sheet will be available. Enquiries to 02 9412 2629 or 0424469220.

29 July – Wagga Stamp Club Inc. (NSW) A stamp market will be held from 9am at the ARCC hall, 131 Tarcutta Street, Wagga. Admission is free. Enquiries to 02 6922 3393.

30 July – SCDAA Petersham Fair (NSW) A stamp and coin fair will be held at Petersham Town Hall, 107 Crystal Street, Petersham from 9.30am to 4pm. Visit the website at scdaa.com.au for details.

12 August – Bendigo Philatelic Society (Vic) An annual stamp fair will be held from 10am to 4pm at the St Andrews Uniting Church hall, 24 Myers Street, Bendigo. Admission is free and dealers will attend. Enquiries to 0407 421940 or email [email protected].

19 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. Admission is free and six dealers will attend. Enquiries to 02 4421 4624.

19 & 20 August – Richmond Stamp Club (NSW) A stamp, coin and collectables fair will be held at the East Kurrajong School of Arts hall, 1090 East Kurrajong Road, East Kurrajong, from 9am to 3pm Saturday and 9am to 1pm Sunday. Admission is free. Contact 02 45765031 or 0407 104733 for details.

Postmarks

First Day of Issue

Australian Legends 29 May 2017 Melbourne Vic 3000 (111 Bourke Street and Melbourne GPO)

Trans-Australian Railway 4 July 2017 Kalgoorlie WA 6430

Norfolk Island Flowers 18 July 2017 Norfolk Island NSW 2899

Dragonflies 1 August 2017 Freshwater Qld 4870

CI: Early Voyages 15 August 2017 Christmas Island, WA 6798

Shipwrecks 29 August 2017 Port Albert Vic 3971

Permanent PictorialWickepin WA 6370 Albert Facey Homestead 1 July 2017 (replacement)

Temporary PictorialNational Ballooning Championships 2-9 September 2 September 2017

Kalbar Qld 4309 Celebrating 120 Years of the Post Office 7 July 2017

Geraldton WA 6530 Ordination of 9th Roman Catholic bishop. 28 June 2017

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Reprints

Mail order codes

1944235 Australian Supplement $42.00

1944236 Australian Optional $55.00

1944238 Christmas Island Supplement $6.00

1944335 Norfolk Island Supplement $6.00

6880235 Wildflowers Supplement $10.00

6880236 Wildflowers Optional $10.00

6887235 Perth Show Supplement $2.00

Seven Seas

Special Offers error The Australian Jetties first day cover was not included in the first quarter distribution to a number of collectors. The cover has now been sent out. We apologise for any inconvenience this error may have caused.

Trans-Australian Railway: 1917–2017Supplement: design set (gummed & s/a), minisheetOptional: s/a booklet DragonfliesSupplement: design set (gummed & s/a), minisheetOptional: s/a booklet (2), s/a strip of 2 ShipwrecksSupplement: design set (gummed & s/a)Optional: s/a booklet, s/a strip of 3 Christmas Island: Early VoyagesSupplement: design set (gummed), minisheet Norfolk Island FlowersSupplement: design set (gummed), minisheet

Reprints produced between 1 July 2016 and 30 June 2017.

Special Occasions

White Rose $1

6844067

Country to Coast

Sydney Harbour Bridge $1.95

6864067 6881067 6845191 (5 x $1.95)

Farming

Pineapples 20c

6865067

Sunflowers $3

6870067

Apples $5

6871067

Monotremes

Echidna $2.95

6867067

6883067

6869191 (5 x $2.95)

International Panoramas

Walker Flat 50c

6872067

Mt Roland $1

6873067

Wildflowers

6854191 (strip of 3 x $1)

6874191 (strip of 3 x $1)

6875190 (bklt 20 x $1)

6884190 (bklt 20 x $1)

Golden Rainbow $2

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The following pages list all the products associated with the featured stamp issues and miscellaneous products in this edition. For earlier stamp issue releases, please refer to the official order form or visit the website at auspost.com.au/stamps.

New issuesJuly–August 2017

To the best of Australia Post’s knowledge, all information contained in this Stamp Bulletin was correct at the time of printing. Australia Post will not accept any responsibility for errors, oversights or changes to information, which may occur after printing. The availability of products advertised in this Stamp Bulletin is subject to demand, availability of stock or as otherwise notified from time to time. Restrictions on the number of individual items sold to any individual will be enforced to provide fair opportunity across the collecting community. For availability of products, visit our website at: auspost.com.au/stamps. Where non-Australia Post products or businesses are advertised,Australia Post does not represent any association with the business advertised or the supply of goods or services by those businesses.

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Mail order Retail

Product description Price

W/drawal date

1949067 75857 Stamps (2 x $1) $2.00 1 Feb 18

1949142 75855 Minisheet $2.00 1 Feb 18

1949005 75864 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Feb 18

1949002 75865 First day cover (gummed) $2.30 2 Aug 17

1949013 75866 First day cover (minisheet) $2.30 2 Aug 17

1949126 75867 Stamp pack $4.45 1 Feb 18

1949220 75868 Maxicards (2) $3.50 1 Feb 18

1949250 75853 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00 1 Feb 18

1949251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00 1 Feb 18

1949401 75869 PNC (RAM) $17.95 1 Feb 18

1949402 77122 PNC (Perth Mint) $17.95 1 Feb 18

1949300 77123 Medallion cover $24.95 1 Feb 18

1949241 75860 Gutter (10 x $1) Camel $10.00 1 Feb 18

1949242 75863 Gutter (10 x $1) Train $10.00 1 Feb 18

4 July 2017 Wildflowers s/a stamp

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

6880250 77119 S/A sheetlet of 5 x $2 $10.00 TBA

6880251 Chequebook of 20 x 5 x $2 $200.00 TBA

18 July 2017 Norfolk Island Flowers

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1941067 75882 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2) $3.00 1 Feb 18

1941142 75880 Minisheet $3.00 1 Feb 18

1941005 75889 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Feb 18



1941241 75885 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00 1 Feb 18

1941242 75888 Gutter (10 x $2) $20.00 1 Feb 18

1 August 2017 SCM: Dragonflies

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1942067 75912 Stamps (5 x $1) $5.00 1 Mar 18

1942142 75910 Minisheet $5.00 1 Mar 18

1942005 75928 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Mar 18



1942003 75931 First day cover (s/a) $2.30 30 Aug 17

1942126 75932 Stamp pack $10.45 1 Mar 18

1942220 75933 Maxicards (5) $8.75 1 Mar 18

1949401 PNC (RAM)

1949402 PNC (Perth Mint)

1941002 First day cover (gum)

1942142 Minisheet


1 August 2017 SCM: Dragonflies cont.

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1942300 75934 Jewel Flutterer medallion cover $24.95 1 Mar 18

1942250 75905 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00 1 Mar 18



1942209 75899 Roll of 100 $100.00 1 Mar 18

1942200 75909 Strip of 2 $2.00 1 Mar 18

1942241 75915 Gutter (10 x $1) Scarlet $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942242 75918 Gutter (10 x $1) Arrow $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942243 75921 Gutter (10 x $1) Tiger $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942244 75924 Gutter (10 x $1) Jewel $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942445 75927 Gutter (10 x $1) Petaltail $10.00 1 Mar 18

15 August 2017 CI: Early Voyages

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1943067 76223 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2) $3.00 1 Dec 17

1943142 76207 Minisheet $3.00 1 Dec 17

1943005 76268 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Dec 17

1943002 76269 First day cover (gummed) $3.30 13 Sep 17

1943013 76270 First day cover (minisheet) $3.30 13 Sep 17

1943241 76264 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00 1 Dec 17

1943242 76267 Gutter (10 x $2) $20.00 1 Dec 17

29 August 2017 Shipwrecks

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1944067 76388 Stamps (3 x $1) $3.00 1 Mar 18

1944005 76399 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Mar 18


1944003 76485 First day cover (s/a) $3.30 27 Sep 17

1944126 76486 Stamp pack $3.45 1 Mar 18

1944220 76487 Maxicards (3) $5.25 1 Mar 18

1944184 76488 Prestige booklet $20.95 1 Mar 18

1944300 81371 Medallion cover $24.95 1 Mar 18



1944209 76318 S/A roll of 100 $100.00 1 Mar 18

1944200 76389 Strip of 3 $3.00 1 Mar 18

1944241 76392 Gutter (10 x $1) Clonmel $10.00 1 Mar 18

1944242 76395 Gutter (10 x $1) Pandora $10.00 1 Mar 18

1944243 76398 Gutter (10 x $1) Zuytdorp $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942300 Medallion cover

1943013 First day cover (minisheet)

1944002 First day cover

1944184 Prestige booklet

Stamp Bulletin26

1 August 2017 SCM: Dragonflies cont.

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W/drawal date

1942300 75934 Jewel Flutterer medallion cover $24.95 1 Mar 18





1942209 75899 Roll of 100 $100.00 1 Mar 18

1942200 75909 Strip of 2 $2.00 1 Mar 18

1942241 75915 Gutter (10 x $1) Scarlet $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942242 75918 Gutter (10 x $1) Arrow $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942243 75921 Gutter (10 x $1) Tiger $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942244 75924 Gutter (10 x $1) Jewel $10.00 1 Mar 18

1942445 75927 Gutter (10 x $1) Petaltail $10.00 1 Mar 18

15 August 2017 CI: Early Voyages

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1943067 76223 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2) $3.00 1 Dec 17

1943142 76207 Minisheet $3.00 1 Dec 17

1943005 76268 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Dec 17


1943013 76270 First day cover (minisheet) $3.30 13 Sep 17

1943241 76264 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00 1 Dec 17

1943242 76267 Gutter (10 x $2) $20.00 1 Dec 17

29 August 2017 Shipwrecks

Mail order Retail


W/drawal date

1944067 76388 Stamps (3 x $1) $3.00 1 Mar 18

1944005 76399 Cover (blank) $0.30 1 Mar 18


1944003 76485 First day cover (s/a) $3.30 27 Sep 17

1944126 76486 Stamp pack $3.45 1 Mar 18

1944220 76487 Maxicards (3) $5.25 1 Mar 18

1944184 76488 Prestige booklet $20.95 1 Mar 18

1944300 81371 Medallion cover $24.95 1 Mar 18



1944209 76318 S/A roll of 100 $100.00 1 Mar 18

1944200 76389 Strip of 3 $3.00 1 Mar 18

1944241 76392 Gutter (10 x $1) Clonmel $10.00 1 Mar 18

1944242 76395 Gutter (10 x $1) Pandora $10.00 1 Mar 18

1944243 76398 Gutter (10 x $1) Zuytdorp $10.00 1 Mar 18

MiscellaneousMail order Retail Product description Price

Release date

15141037 75049 Care Bears stamp pack $23.00 11 Jul 17

15141038 75050 Dirty Dancing stamp pack $23.00 11 Jul 17

15141039 71843 Emoji stamp pack $23.00 15 Aug 17

15141040 79281 Beauty and the Beast stamp pack $23.00 15 Aug 17

15141047 Chocolate – Set of 6 (1 bar FREE) $44.95

15141041 Heart postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141042 Diamond postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141043 Rose postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141044 Decimal stamp postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141045 Pre-dec. postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

6887229 82934 Perth Show minisheet (mint) $2.00 7 Jul 17

6887230 n/a Perth Show minisheet (CTO) $2.00 7 Jul 17

15141046 Phil. postage paid chocolate bar $8.99 Coins

Mail order Retail


Royal Australian Mint

1711541 82989 The Battle of Bullecourt 1917-2017 50c uncirc. coin $10.00

1711543 82990 The Battle of Passchendaele 1917-2017 50c uncirc. coin $10.00

1711542 82991 2017 Lest We Forget uncirc. "C" mintmark $2 col. coin $15.00

1711596 86518 Bananas in Pyjamas 2–coin set $30.00

1711597 86517 A War Close to Home 4–coin set $30.00

Perth Mint 1712940 76937 2017 Anzac Spirit 1/2oz silver proof coloured 3-coin set $189.00

1712941 76939 2017 Penguin 1/2oz silver proof coloured coin $65.00

1712944 10007 2017 Australian Kookaburra 1oz silver proof HR coin $109.00

1712946 77417 2017 Australian Kookaburra 5oz silver proof HR coin $499.00

1712945 77435 2017 Gilded Kangaroo 1oz silver coin $95.00

1712933 73517 2017 Australian Kangaroo 0.5g gold bu coin in card $64.50

15141042 Chocolate bar

Wildflowers self-adhesive sheetlet

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To meet the demands of general postage, a booklet of 5 x $2 self-adhesive stamps will be available from 4 July 2017.

6880250 Wildflowers (Golden Rainbow) Sheetlet of 5 x $2 (self-adhesive) $10

6880250 Wildflowers (Golden Rainbow) Sheetlet of 5 x $2 (self-adhesive) $10






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SCM: Dragonflies stamp pack

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Stamp Bulletin22

New issues

Mail order code

Product description Price Qty Value M PM

4 Jul 2017 Trans-Australian Railway: 1917–2017

1949067 Stamps (2 x $1) $2.00

1949142 Minisheet $2.00

1949005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1949002 First day cover (gummed) $2.30

1949013 First day cover (minisheet) $2.30

1949126 Stamp pack $4.45

1949220 Maxicards (2) $3.50

1949250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00

1949251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00

1949401 PNC (RAM) $17.95

1949402 PNC (Perth Mint) $17.95

1949300 Medallion cover $24.95

1949241 Gutter (10 x $1) Camel – no design $10.00

1949242 Gutter (10 x $1) Train – no design $10.00

4 Jul 2017 Wildflowers self-adhesive stamp

6880250 S/A sheetlet of 5 x $2 $10.00

6880251 Chequebook of 20 x 5 x $2 $200.00

18 Jul 2017 Norfolk Island Flowers

1941067 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2) $3.00

1941142 Minisheet $3.00

1941005 Cover (blank) $0.30



1941241 Gutter (10 x $1) no design $10.00


1 Aug 2017 SCM: Dragonflies

1942067 Stamps (5 x $1) $5.00

1942142 Minisheet $5.00

1942005 Cover (blank) $0.30



1942003 First day cover (s/a) $2.30

1942126 Stamp pack $10.45

3July–August 2017

New issues cont.

Mail order code


1 Aug 2017 SCM: Dragonflies cont.

1942220 Maxicards (5) $8.75

1942300 Jewel Flutterer medallion cover $24.95

1942250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00

1942251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00

1942252 S/A booklet of 20 x $1 $20.00

1942253 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1 $400.00

1942209 Roll of 100 $100.00

1942200 Strip of 2 $2.00

1942241 Gutter (10 x $1) Scarlet – no design $10.00

1942242 Gutter (10 x $1) Arrow – no design $10.00

1942243 Gutter (10 x $1) Tiger – no design $10.00

1942244 Gutter (10 x $1) Jewel – no design $10.00

1942445 Gutter (10 x $1) Petaltail – no design $10.00

15 Aug 2017 Christmas Island: Early Voyages

1943067 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2) $3.00

1943142 Minisheet $3.00

1943005 Cover (blank) $0.30





29 Aug 2017 Shipwrecks

1944067 Stamps (3 x $1) $3.00

1944005 Cover (blank) $0.30


1944003 First day cover (s/a) $3.30

1944126 Stamp pack $3.45

1944220 Maxicards (3) $5.25

1944184 Prestige booklet $20.95


1944250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00

1944251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00

1944209 S/A roll of 100 $100.00

Stamp Bulletin4

New issues cont.

Recent issues

Mail order code


29 Aug 2017 Shipwrecks cont.

1944200 Strip of 3 $3.00

1944241 Gutter (10 x $1) Clonmel – no design $10.00

1944242 Gutter (10 x $1) Pandora – no design $10.00

1944243 Gutter (10 x $1) Zuytdorp – no design $10.00

New issues total

Mail order code


2 May 2017 Caves

1933067 Stamps (2 x $1, 1 x $2, 1 x $3) $7.00

1933005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1933126 Stamp pack $7.45

1933220 Maxicards (4) $10.00

1933250 S/A booklet of 20 x $1 $20.00

1933251 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1 $400.00

1933209 Roll of 100 $100.00

1933200 Strip of 2 $2.00

1933241 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00

1933242 Gutter (10 x $2) $20.00

1933243 Gutter (10 x $3) $30.00

16 May 2017 Street Art

1934067 Stamps (4 x $1) $4.00

1934142 Minisheet $4.00

1934005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1934126 Stamp pack $8.45

1934220 Maxicards (4) $7.00

1934250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00

1934251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00

1934241 Gutter (10 x $1) Rutledge $10.00

1934242 Gutter (10 x $1) Railway $10.00

1934243 Gutter (10 x $1) Hosier $10.00

1934244 Gutter (10 x $1) Rundle $10.00

5July–August 2017

Recent issues cont.

Mail order code


24 May 2017 1967 Referendum

1954067 Stamps (1 x $1) $1.00

1954201 Sheetlet of 10 $10.00

1954005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1954130 Sheetlet pack $10.45

1954360 PNC $17.95

1954220 Maxicards (1) $2.20

29 May 2017 Australian Legends

1921067 Stamps (3 x $1) $3.00

1921005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1921126 Stamp pack $3.45

1921220 Maxicards (3) $5.25

1921250 S/A booklet of 20 x $1 $20.00

1921251 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1 $400.00

1921241 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00

1921242 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00

1921243 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00

30 May 2017 Garden Fruits of Cocos

1935067 Stamps (2 x $1, 2 x $2) $6.00

1935142 Minisheet $6.00

1935005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1935241 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00

1935242 Gutter (10 x $2) $20.00

7 June 2017 Centenary of Lions Clubs International

1936067 Stamps (1 x $1) $1.00

1936201 Sheetlet of 10 $10.00

1936005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1936130 Sheetlet pack $10.45

1936220 Maxicards (1) $2.20


1936250 S/A booklet of 20 x $1 $20.00

1936251 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1 $400.00

Stamp Bulletin6

Recent issues cont.

Mail order code


13 June 2017 Henry Lawson: 1867–1922

1937067 Stamps (1 x $1, 1 x $2.95) $3.95

1937142 Minisheet $3.95

1937005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1937126 Stamp pack $8.35

1937220 Maxicards (2) $5.45

1937360 PNC (PM) $17.95


1937250 S/A booklet of 20 x $1 $20.00

1937251 Chequebook of 20 x 20 x $1 $400.00

1937252 S/A sheetlet of 5 x $2.95 $14.75

1937253 Chequebook of 20 x 5 x $2.95 $295.00

1937241 Gutter (10 x $1) $10.00

1937242 Gutter (10 x $2.95) $29.50

20 June 2017 Australian Succulents

1938067 Stamps (4 x $1) $4.00

1938005 Cover (blank) $0.30

1938126 Stamp pack $4.45

1938220 Maxicards (4) $7.00

1938250 S/A booklet of 10 x $1 $10.00

1938251 Chequebook of 20 x 10 x $1 $200.00

1938209 Roll of 100 $100.00

1938200 Strip of 4 $4.00

1938241 Gutter (10 x $1) Portaluca $10.00

1938242 Gutter (10 x $1) Tecticornia $10.00

1938243 Gutter (10 x $1) Calandrina $10.00

1938244 Gutter (10 x $1) Gunniopsis $10.00

Recent issues total

7

Miscellaneous

Mail order code

Product description Price Qty Value

15141037 Care Bears stamp pack $23.00

15141038 30th Anniversary of Dirty Dancing stamp pack $23.00

15141039 Emoji stamp pack $23.00

15141040 Beauty and the Beast stamp pack $23.00

15141047 Chocolate bars – set of six (includes Free bar) $44.95

15141041 Heart postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141042 Diamond postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141043 Rose postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141044 Decimal stamp postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141045 Pre-decimal stamp postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

15141046 Philatelic postage paid chocolate bar $8.99

6887229 Perth Stamp Show minisheet (mint) $2.00

6887230 Perth Stamp Show minisheet (CTO) $2.00

Miscellaneous total

July–August 2017

Recent miscellaneous

Mail order code

Product description Price Qty Value

15141030 Shaun the Sheep stamp pack $23.00

15141025 Audrey Hepburn - Funny Face stamp pack $23.00

15141020 Bananas in Pyjamas stamp pack $22.00

15141034 Bananas in Pyjamas PNC $29.95

15141035 BBC Earth stamp pack $23.00

15141036 Paw Patrol stamp pack $23.00

0964746 Postcard - Jenolan Caves, NSW $2.20

0964747 Postcard - Capricorn Caves, Qld $2.20

0964748 Postcard - Naracoorte Cave, SA $2.20

0964749 Postcard - Lake Cave, WA $2.20

Recent miscellaneous total

Stamp Bulletin8

Mail order code

Product description Price Qty

Perth Mint

1712940 2017 Anzac Spirit 1/2oz silver proof coloured 3-coin set $189.00

1712941 2017 Penguin 1/2oz silver proof coloured coin $65.00

1712944 2017 Australian Kookaburra 1oz silver proof HR coin $109.00

1712946 2017 Australian Kookaburra 5oz silver proof HR coin $499.00

1712945 2017 Gilded Kangaroo 1oz silver coin $95.00

1712933 2017 Australian Kangaroo 0.5g gold bu coin in card $64.50


1711542 2017 Lest We Forget uncirc. “C” mintmark $2 coloured coin $15.00

1711541 Aust. at War-Battle of Bullecourt 1917-2017 50c uncirc. coin $10.00

1711543 Aust. at War-Battle of Passchendaele 1917-2017 50c uncirc. coin $10.00

1711596 Bananas in Pyjamas 2–coin set $30.00

1711597 A War Close to Home 4–coin set $30.00

Coins

Perth Mint

1712932 2017 Anzac Day – Intelligence Corps $1 base metal coin in card $14.95

1712928 2017 Anzac Spirit – Many Never Returned 1oz sil pr coloured coin $99.00

1712931 2017 Polar Bear 1/2oz silver proof coloured coin $65.00

1712937 2017 Australia Sovereign gold proof coin $749.00

1712938 2017 Aust Wedge-tailed Eagle 1oz silver HR coin $99.00


1711537 75th Ann. Sinking of the SS Vyner Brooke 2017 uncirculated coin $10.00

1711538 Stuart Devlin–Revisiting a Vision 2017 bronze uncirculated 2c coin $12.50

1711539 Sir Jack Brabham 2017 50c coloured uncirculated coin $13.50

1711540 Front Line Angels $5 coloured fine silver proof triangular coin $90.00

1711525 2017 6-coin uncirculated year set $25.00

1711528 2017 6-coin uncirc. baby coin set (engravable token) $45.00

1711530 2017 6-coin baby proof alphabet coin set $125.00

1711527 2017 6-coin proof year set – Ian Rank-Broadley portrait $100.00

Coins total

Recent coins

9July–August 2017

Seven Seas

Mail order code Product description Price Qty Value

1944235 Australian Supplement $42.00

1944236 Australian Optional $55.00

1944238 Christmas Island Supplement $6.00

1944335 Norfolk Island Supplement $6.00

6880235 Wildflowers Supplement $10.00

6880236 Wildflowers Optional $10.00

6887235 Perth Show Supplement $2.00

Seven Seas total

2017 Footy packs

Mail order code


1926301 AFL 2017 Adelaide $23.00

1926302 AFL 2017 Brisbane $23.00

1926303 AFL 2017 Carlton $23.00

1926304 AFL 2017 Collingwood $23.00

1926305 AFL 2017 Essendon $23.00

1926306 AFL 2017 Fremantle $23.00

1926307 AFL 2017 Geelong $23.00

1926308 AFL 2017 Hawthorn $23.00

1926309 AFL 2017 Kangaroos $23.00

1926310 AFL 2017 Melbourne $23.00

1926311 AFL 2017 Port Adelaide $23.00

1926312 AFL 2017 Richmond $23.00

1926313 AFL 2017 St Kilda $23.00

1926314 AFL 2017 Sydney $23.00

1926315 AFL 2017 WC Eagles $23.00

1926316 AFL 2017 Bulldogs $23.00

1926317 AFL 2017 Gold Coast $23.00

1926318 AFL 2017 GWS $23.00

Mail order code


1927401 NRL 2017 Broncos $23.00

1927402 NRL 2017 Bulldogs $23.00

1927403 NRL 2017 Cowboys $23.00

1927404 NRL 2017 Dragons $23.00

1927405 NRL 2017 Eels $23.00

1927406 NRL 2017 Knights $23.00

1927407 NRL 2017 Melb. Storm $23.00

1927408 NRL 2017 Panthers $23.00

1927409 NRL 2017 Rabbitohs $23.00

1927410 NRL 2017 Raiders $23.00

1927411 NRL 2017 Roosters $23.00

1927412 NRL 2017 Sea Eagles $23.00

1927413 NRL 2017 Sharks $23.00

1927414 NRL 2017 Tigers $23.00

1927415 NRL 2017 Titans $23.00

1927416 NRL 2017 Warriors $23.00

Footy packs total

Stamp Bulletin10

New issues total

Recent issues total

Footy packs total

Miscellaneous total

Coins total

Seven Seas total

Subtotal

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