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Exhibits : The Queen's Own : Postal Reforms : Treasury Competition : Winning Entries

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The Queen's Own: Stamps That Changed the World







Treasury Competition:
Winning Entries



James Bogardus steel die, 1839
James Bogardus steel die, 1839


Francis Coffin label essay, August 1839
Francis Coffin label essay, August 1839


Benjamin Cheverton essay, 1839
Benjamin Cheverton essay, 1839


Henry Cole essay, executed by Charles Whiting, September 1839
Henry Cole essay, executed by Charles Whiting, September 1839


Charles Whiting essay, red and blue
Charles Whiting essay, red and blue


Charles Whiting essay, blue and red
Charles Whiting essay, blue and red


Charles Whiting essay, black and red on paper
Charles Whiting essay, black and red on paper


Charles Whiting essay, green and red
Charles Whiting essay, green and red


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