A story of philatelic intrigue from Honduras

Article Abstract:

During the 1920s, there was a revolution in Honduras. A story is recounted of an American's life being saved from a mob because of a kind deed done a few years earlier in the city of La Ceiba. Not only was he given a way to freedom, but rare stamps were thrust into his hand. They are described.

Column, History, Humor and anecdotes, Honduras, La Ceiba, Honduras

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Philatelic Show '95 announces award winners

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A list of the awards given at the Philatelic Show '95 in Boxborough, MA, is presented. Steve Walske won the Grand Award for '1870-1871 Provisional Bordeaux Issue of France.' Peter DuPuy won the Reserve Grand Award for 'The 30-Cent and 90-Cent Denominations of the 1861 Issue.'

Achievements and awards, Commemorative postage stamps

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