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• Nature of Australia: Desert
• Birth Centenary of Albert Namatjira
• Australian Antarctic Research
• also 2002 AFL and NRL SES sheets
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In this Bulletin...
East Timor, Independence 2002 3
Nature of Australia: Desert
5
Birth Cent. Albert Namatjira 8
Antarctic Research
12
SES sheets, Update
14
Seven Seas
16
Post Master Gallery
17
New collector coins
18
Footy Sheets, AFL & NRL
18
2001 AAT ANARE covers
20
New Postal Stationery
21
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Dear Collector,
In this Bulletin, I have the unique experience of calling your
attention to the first stamp issue for the new nation of East
Timor which celebrated its independence on 20 May 2002.
For some time Australia Post has provided mail services
to our armed forces in East Timor where we experienced first
hand the challenges facing the new nation. Because of that
experience the United Nations proposed that we were well
placed to provide East Timor’s new postal administration
with practical start up help. We responded with a project in
which Post would design and print the new nation’s first
stamp issue, and sell these stamps to collectors on behalf
of East Timor, at no cost to East Timor.
For the designs, our primary responsibility was to ensure
that the stamps reflect the spirit and culture of the East Timor
community. One of the first things we did, was send
Janet Boschen, the manager of our design studio, to East
Timor, where she consulted with a wide range of individuals
and organisations. You can see the results of Janet’s work and
read about the designs on the following pages.
I am proud of Post’s involvement in this project and to
be able to give Australians the opportunity to acquire this
new nation’s first stamp issue. The stamps represent a special
piece of philatelic history; mark a momentous time for the
East Timorese people; and provide readers an opportunity
to contribute to East Timor’s development. We are selling the
stamps on behalf of East Timor. All proceeds go directly to
the government of East Timor.
Locally, I think the highlight of this Bulletin is the issue
commemorating the birth centenary of Albert Namatjira.
I never tire of his beautiful paintings of central Australia.
I am sure they will inspire you as well.
Finally I want to call your attention to the letter sent with
this Bulletin. The letter explains in detail the need to introduce postage and handling charges ($3.00 for standing
orders, $5.00 for ad hoc orders). These charges take effect
from 1 August 2002. These changes are not taken lightly, they
are a response to an extensive and ongoing review of our costs
and services. These and any future changes reflect our
commitment to supporting the collecting community
by providing a viable service to the collectors of today and
tomorrow.
Until next time,
Visit us at www.auspost.com.au/stamps
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David Maiden, Manager, Philatelic Group
Timor-Leste
20 May 2002
Independência 2002
Stamps for a new nation
Crocodile (US 25c)
When Janet Boschen, Manager of Australia
Post’s design studio, went to East Timor she
noticed the brightly coloured hand-woven
cloth, called tais (pronounced ‘tice’). As she
consulted with the people of East Timor she
learnt the cloth’s cultural significance went
far deeper than its use in traditional clothing
and decoration.
“The tais is a natural symbol. The making
of the cloth – colouring the thread, hand
weaving and teaching the designs – is a long
standing form of cultural communication.
For East Timor, the tais has always connected
the past, present and future.
“After the country’s first free elections the
newly elected leaders sat under a canopy of tais
at the new National Council Hall.
“Each region has its own style of weaving,
producing distinctive tais patterns, symbols and
colours. I asked the Murak Rai Foundation in
Dili to create a new tais, one that had never
been seen, a ‘united tais’ that would weave the
thirteen regional designs in a single cloth”.
A stylised crocodile represents the Timorese
foundation story of a transcendent friendship
between a baby crocodile and a boy. Their
friendship lasts a lifetime and the grateful
crocodile turns himself into land (Timor) to
sustain the boy and his descendants, the
Timorese people.
Stamp design
The national tais is used as a unifying design
element and as a symbol of the weaving
together of past and present to create the new
country’s future. There are four designs and
denominations in the issue. Denominations
are in American dollars, East Timor’s initial
currency. The language used is Portuguese, the
country's official language. The stamp pack and
first day cover text is in Portuguese and English.
Palm Frond (US 50c)
Ceremonial palm fronds, a traditional symbol
of welcome in East Timor, are shown on the
beach at Dili, the new nation’s capital.
Coffee (US$1.00)
The coffee fruit, plants and the young East
Timorese symbolise the 90 per cent of the
country’s population who live in rural areas,
and the potential for further development of
the export economy.
Flag (US$2.00)
The Democratic Republic of East Timor’s flag is
black, yellow, red and white, representing the
obscurantism that needs to be overcome; the
wealth of the country; the struggle for national
liberation and peace.
Australia Post
Australia Post is producing the stamps and
marketing East Timor’s first stamps as a gesture
of friendship and goodwill to the East Timorese
people. Post is meeting the costs of design,
production and distribution.
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20 May 2002
Availability
Mint stamps in design sets (one each US25c,
US50c, US$1.00, US$2.00), a block of four ‘set’
(no selvedge) and a set of full sheets are available
by mail order only from the Australian Philatelic
Bureau. No other configurations will be supplied.
No CTO will be supplied. All stocks are limited.
The stamp pack (mint stamps) and the first day
cover will be available in selected Australia Post
retail outlets and from the Australian Philatelic
Bureau.
Standing order customers
East Timor stamps are not part of standing orders.
If you wish to purchase East Timor products you can
do so via mail order or in retail outlets (see above).
Denominations and prices
Stamp demoninations are in US dollars and prices
prices are based on the US to Australian dollar
conversion rate on 1 March 2002.
Fund raising
Oxfam/Community Aid Abroad will be raising funds
for their activities in East Timor. Australia Post will
donate 100 first day covers to be auctioned by
Oxfam with all proceeds going to Oxfam projects
in East Timor and/or with East Timorese refugees
in West Timor.
Further information
Oxfam website at www.oxfam.org
Oxfam quarterly publication Horizons (also
available on line at www.caa.org.au/horizons/)
All proceeds go to the government of East Timor.
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4 June 2002
AU STR ALIA Desert
These specific habitats have been used to
illustrate descriptive environmental categories
such as rainforest, eucalypt forest, grassland,
desert, coastal or wetlands.
Australia’s major deserts are distributed
throughout the western plateau and interior
lowlands. About 18 per cent of mainland
Australia is desert.
First day cover
East Timor Independence 2002
Nature of
Stamp pack
The habitat
The Great Sandy Desert is in Western
Australia and the Northern Territory.
It covers about 395,250 km sq, or 5.1 per
cent of Australia and is the largest desert in
Australia. The region is located more than
900 km north east of Perth and is bordered
by the Little Sandy Desert, Gibson Desert
and Central Ranges in the south, and the
Kimberley in the north.
The region consists mainly of sand plains
and dunes covered with spinifex, with patches
of desert oak. This landscape is relieved by
emergent sandstone hills and chains of
ephemeral salt lakes.
Technical details
Issue date ..........................20 May 2002
Denominations....................One each US25c, US50c,
US$1.00, US$2.00
Photographers
50c, $2.00 Ross Bird
$1.00 Daniel Groshong/David Boyce
Designer ............................Janet Boschen,
Australia Post Design Studio
Printer ..............................SNP Ausprint
Paper ................................Tullis Russell red phosphor
Stamp size..........................40.28 x 30 mm
Perforations ........................14 x 14.4
Sheet layout ......................50 stamps no gutter
Printing process ..........................Lithography
National postmark ..............Dili East Timor
Mail order codes
1307250 Stamps (set of four, one each US25c,
US50c, US$1.00, US$2.00) [MO]..........A$8.00
1307251 First day cover ......................................$8.30
1307252 Stamp pack ..........................................$8.45
1307255 Set of four blocks of four stamps
(one block of four each US25c, US50c,
US$1.00, US$2.00) [MO] ......................A$32.00
1307256 Set of 4 sheets (4 sheets of 50, one sheet
each denomination) [MO] ................A$400.00
Mint stamps only, no CTO will be supplied. No other
configurations are available. All stocks are limited.
The issue
Nature of Australia, the series
The desert habitat was introduced in August
2001 with the Desert Birds issue. This is the
fourth issue in the Nature of Australia definitive
series. The first issue in the series was released
in 1996. Rather than using general illustrations
of broad environmental categories, Australia
Post’s design approach has been to use specific
habitats and the flora and/or fauna found there.
Spinifex grass (genus Triodia) is used as a motif
connecting the four designs. Spinifex grassland
is the single most extensive type of vegetation in
Australia, covering more than 20 per cent of the
continent. In a country known for its infertile
soils, spinifex thrives on some of the poorest
soils in Australia, including the parched sands
of the Great Sandy Desert.
As well as the stamps, the issue includes
a first day cover, stamp pack and a set of four
maximum cards.
The designer is Wayne Rankin, who has
designed all the stamps in the Nature of
Australia series.
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Nature of
4 June 2002
AU STR ALIA Desert
Further information
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To read more about the Great Sandy Desert,
visit the website of the Department of
Conservation and Land Management,
Western Australia at www.naturebase.net
Previous issues in the Nature of Australia series
Eucalypt forests: Mountain Ash forests, Victoria
Wetlands: Kakadu, Northern Territory
Coastal: Fraser Island, Queensland
First day cover
The stamps
50 c Desert star flower (Calytrix carinata)
With its spectacular pink or purple flowers this
shrub grows up to three metres high and
flowers from March to October. It is found
on red sand or gravelly rust-coloured clay.
$1.00 Bilby (Macrotis lagotis)
A member of the bandicoot family, the bilby
has long ears, soft blue-grey fur and a pointed
snout. Once found throughout arid and
semi-arid Australia, it is now confined to
northern deserts and is a threatened species.
$1.50 Thorny devil (Moloch horridus)
The Great Sandy Desert has more reptile
species than any other desert in the world
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and the thorny devil is one of the more
spectacular reptiles found there. Despite its
appearance the thorny devil is harmless.
It grows to about 20 cm in length and lives
entirely on a diet of black ants.
$2.00 Great Sandy Desert
The designer has used the powerful red earth
and blue sky to evoke the intensity and
atmosphere of the Great Sandy Desert’s
landscape and habitat.
Sand dunes – powerfully evocative of the
Great Sandy Desert – desert oaks (Allocasuarina
decaisneana) and white-backed swallows
(Cheramoeca leucosternum) feeding gracefully
in the distance – provide dramatic points of
interest.
Technical Details
Issue date ..........................4 June 2002
Denominations....................One each 50c, $1.00,
$1.50, $2.00
Designer ............................Wayne Rankin, Swish Group
Printer ................................McPhersons
Paper ................................Tullis Russell
Stamp size..........................30 x 25 mm
..........................................50 x 30 mm ($2.00 stamp)
Perforations ........................14 0 x 14.4,
..........................................14.4 x 14.0 ($2.00 stamp)
Printing process ................Lithography
Sheet layout........................Modules of 50, no gutter
National postmark ..............Fitzroy Crossing WA 6765
Stamp pack
Mail order codes
1253067 Stamps
(one each 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00) ......$5.00
1253001 First day cover ......................................$5.30
1253126 Stamp pack ..........................................$5.45
1253220 Maximum cards (set of four) ..................$8.00
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2 July 2002
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BIRTH CENTENARY ALBERT NAMATJIRA
had legal access to alcohol – another thing
forbidden to his people.
Kinship obligations, however, operated
according to different laws. In 1958 Namatjira
was arrested for leaving wine where it was
accessible to his relatives. He was sentenced
to six months imprisonment. After the
Governor-General intervened Namatjira was
allowed to serve the sentence on the Papunya
Aboriginal settlement. Although Namatjira was
released after two months, his health had
already deterioriated in recent years. Soon after
his release he suffered a heart attack. Namatjira
died in Alice Springs on 8 August 1959, aged 57.
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Namatjira painted his country, its ranges, sand
hills, open plains, grass trees, ghost gums and
corkwoods, gorges, chasms, waterholes and
mountains.
After Namatjira’s death some critics and art
authorities dismissed his work as unworthy of
serious consideration. In recent years there has
been a resurgence of interest in Namatjira’s
paintings. They were the focal point of the
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Set of first day covers
Miniature sheet
Self-adhesive
Gummed
Albert Namatjira was born on 28 July 1902 near
Ntaria into the Kngwarriya skin. Like his
parents he was baptised as a Christian. During
his early life at Hermannsburg he attended the
church, lived for part of the time in the boys’
dormitory, and attended school. At the same
time, he was initiated into the Aranda system of
beliefs, obligations and traditions.
As a boy he participated in craft enterprises
designed to help support the mission, which the
missionaries hoped eventually would become
a self-sustaining community. He also worked
as a blacksmith, stockman and camel driver.
Namatjira was a young man when he married.
He and his wife Rubina had nine children, two
of whom died in infancy.
Namatjira met watercolourist Rex Battarbee
in 1934 when Battarbee and John Gardner held
an exhibition in Hermannsburg. Namatjira was
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The artist
very keen to try his own hand at painting. At
a time when the mission was gripped with
poverty, he knew that painting offered a way
of earning a good living. He persuaded Pastor
Albrecht to buy him some watercolours and
completed his first painting in 1935.
In 1936 Battarbee took Namatjira on an
eight-week painting tour. The tour was the
beginning of a long association between the
two men and the first of many painting trips
Namatjira took over the next 20 years.
Namatjira’s first solo exhibition of 41 works
was held in 1938 in Melbourne. All works sold
quickly. By 1948 he had held nine exhibitions in
various capital cities of Australia and had
become a celebrity.
Before his death in 1959 at least three films
had been made about him; he was awarded the
Queen’s Coronation medal in 1953; in 1954 he
was flown to Canberra to meet the Queen and
the Duke of Edinburgh; he was made an
Associate of the Royal Art Society Gallery in
Adelaide; his portrait, by William Dargie, won
the Archibald Prize in 1956; and in 1957 he was
granted citizenship.
In the Australia of the late 1950s citizenship
created conflicting demands on Namatjira. As a
citizen, unlike the rest of his people, Namatjira
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Albert Namatjira was the first Indigenous artist
to paint and exhibit professionally in a Western
style. He was both prodigious and successful.
During his lifetime he produced some two
thousand pictures and founded a school of
painting that still continues among his Western
Aranda relatives and other Aranda peoples
opening of the Araluen Arts Centre in Alice
Springs in 1984. His legacy was examined in a
major survey of Aranda artists in 1992 and his
work is the subject of a National Gallery of
Australia travelling exhibition this year.
In the light of increased knowledge of
Aboriginal culture and attachment to ‘country’,
it is now argued that Namatjira’s paintings were
a way of reaffirming his tribal territorial knowledge while sharing his pride in its beauty. This
reassessment recognises the skill and delicacy of
his painting as well as the spiritual quality and
symbolism of his motifs. As artist Robert
Juniper has said, “He was painting his life”.
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2 July 2002
BIRTH CENTENARY ALBERT NAMATJIRA
Cover (cheque book of 20 booklets of ten x 45c)
Associated products
The stamps
As well as the stamps (gummed and selfadhesive) and miniature sheet, the issue
includes first day covers, stamp and collector
packs, a set of four maximum cards, a postage
paid postcard and a prestige booklet.
The stamps feature four paintings by Albert
Namatjira:
Namatjira’s legacy
Namatjira was a pioneer who opened the way
for others. Of his immediate family, his sons
Enos, Oscar, Ewald, Keith and Maurice, and his
grandchildren, Gabriel and Jillian, also became
successful watercolourists. Countrymen such as
Otto, Reuben and Edwin Pareroultja, who
accompanied Namatjira on painting trips, are
also recognised watercolour artists and the
Hermannsburg school of art and crafts
continues to thrive today.
• Ghost Gum Mt Sonder, MacDonnell Ranges
c.1957
watercolour over pencil on paper
25.2 x 35.8 cm
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
• Mt Hermannsburg c.1950-58
watercolour over pencil on paper
25.8 x 37.2 cm
Queensland Art Gallery
• Glen Helen Country
watercolour over pencil on paper
25 x 34 cm
Ngurratjuta Pmara Corporation Collection
Araluen Galleries Alice Springs
• Simpsons Gap
watercolour over pencil on paper
38 x 52 cm
Ngurratjuta Pmara Corporation Collection
Araluen Galleries Alice Springs
Further reading
Prestige Booklet
Self-adhesive products, clockwise from top left,
booklet of 10 x 45c, roll of 100, collector pack, cheque book
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• Nadine Amadio, Albert Namatjira: the life
and work of an Australian painter,
MacMillan Australia, 1986
• Alison French, The Art of Albert Namatjira.
Centenary Exhibition 1902-2002, National
Gallery of Australia, Canberra, 2002
• Jane Hardy, J V S Megaw and M Ruth
Megaw (eds) The Heritage of Namatjira: the
watercolourists of Central Australia, William
Heinemann Australia, 1992.
• On the web
www.artistsfootsteps.com
Stamp pack
Gutter strip, ten x 45c
Technical details
Issue date ..........................2 July 2002
Denominations....................Four x 45c
Artist ..................................Albert Namatjira
Designer ............................Cathleen Cram, Australia Post
Design Studio
Stamp size (all)....................37.5 x 26 mm
Miniature sheet size ............70 x133 mm
Prestige booklet size............104 x156 mm
Gummed stamps (sheets, prestige booklet, miniature sheet)
Printer ..........................SNP Ausprint
Paper ..........................De La Rue
Perforations ..................13.86 x 14.6
Self-adhesive stamps
Printer ..........................SNP Ausprint
Paper (booklet) ..............B 100
Paper (rolls) ..................B 90
Sheet layout ......................Modules of 50, two panes of 25
Special feature....................Outback image printed in gutter
National postmark ..............Hermannsburg NT 0872
Request postmark from Postal Manager
Alice Springs NT 0870.
Prestige booklet
This exquisite prestige booklet includes sixteen
mint stamps plus a mint miniature sheet and
two postcards (not postage paid). The face
value of stamps and miniature sheet is $9.00.
The stamps are presented in five panes with
decorative borders. The panes are miniature
sheet, plus four blocks of four stamps – four
each Ghost Gum Mt Sonder; Mt Hermannsburg;
Glen Helen Country; and Simpsons Gap. These
single design block configurations are only
available in the prestige booklet. Also exclusive
to the prestige booklet are the two postcards.
The interleaved pages and borders of the
panes include photographs, paintings by
Namatjira, and text about his country, culture
and people.
Mail order codes
1291067 Stamps (se-tenant block of four x 45c) ....$1.80
1291142 Miniature sheet......................................$1.80
1291182 Booklet of ten x 45c ..............................$4.50
1291250 Cheque book of 20 booklets of ten x 45c ..$90.00
1291209 Roll of 100 x 45c ................................$45.00
1291200 Strip of four x 45c (from roll) [M0/CC] ......$1.80
1291001 Set of first day covers (gummed, miniature sheet,
self-adhesive [MO/CC] ..........................$6.30
1291002 First day cover (gummed) ......................$2.10
1291013 First day cover (miniature sheet)..............$2.10
1291003 First day cover (self-adhesive) ................$2.10
1291220 Maximum cards (set of four) ..................$4.80
1291126 Stamp pack ..........................................$4.05
1291223 Collector pack ......................................$5.40
1291240 Gutter strip (ten x 45c)
outback landscape in gutter....................$4.50
1291184 Prestige booklet ....................................$9.95
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2 July 2002
Mawson Station’s biological research is
represented by an image of an Adèlie penguin.
These birds return to their original breeding
colony and attempt to mate with the same
partner each year. Mawson’s research includes
field studies of the penguin’s breeding and
feeding habits. The Adèlie penguin also
appeared in the Australia’s Antarctic Penguins
issue (July 2000).
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Products
The issue includes stamps, first day cover and a
stamp pack.
This stamp issue highlights Antarctic
research at Davis, Casey, Macquarie Island
and Mawson base stations.
Design approach
There are four stamps in the issue, one for
each of the stations. Each stamp combines a
foreground image – depicting a representative
research activity – with station buildings in the
background. At the bases the station buildings
are colour-coded according to function. The
strong colours used in the design echo this
colour coding and highlight the vital role of the
structures in the harsh conditions of base life.
A common design element in the issue is
the globe. On each stamp the globe shows the
station’s location and an arching horizon line
suggests the ‘living on the edge of the world’
feeling Antarctic researchers describe.
The stamps
Davis Station’s atmospheric science research is
represented by the Light Detection and
Ranging Instrument. By analysing long-term
trends in the atmosphere scientists aim to
provide evidence of global climate change. The
lights of the aurora australis can be seen in the
background.
Casey Station’s research into human impacts
on the environment is represented by an image
of a diatom magnified thousands of times by an
electron microscope. Casey specialises in
human impacts research as the Americans
bequeathed the Australians a site heavily
contaminated with fuel and waste. Measuring
the quantities of diatoms in the sea helps
scientists determine how we can remedy past
damage inflicted on the Antarctic environment.
First day cover
Stamp pack
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Macquarie Island Station’s biological
research is representedby an image of a
wandering albatross. The birds are caught in
fishing lines and populations of albatrosses
have declined across the southern ocean.
Wandering albatrosses are found right
across the Southern Ocean. They breed in
various places including Macquarie Island.
Long-term research is monitoring the status of
and trends in albatross populations.
Technical Details
Issue date ..........................2 July 2002
Denominations....................Four x 45c
Designer ............................Lynda Warner, Hobart
Printer ................................SNP Ausprint
Paper ................................De La Rue
Stamp size..........................37.5 x 26 mm
Perforations ........................13.86 x 14.6
Printing process ................Lithography
National postmark ..............Kingston TAS 7050
Mail order codes
1292067 Stamps (se-tenant four x 45c) ................$1.80
1292001 First day cover ......................................$2.10
1292126 Stamp pack ..........................................$2.25
1292220 Maximum cards (set of four) ..................$4.80
1292240 Gutter strip (ten x 45c)
no special text or design in gutter ..........$4.50
2001 AAT ANARE base covers see page 20
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A collector’s guide to
Follow up report
International
Year of the Volunteer
Special Event Souvenir sheets
The introduction of Personalised Stamps™ in
September 1999 led to the development of a
new product, the Special Event Souvenir sheet
(SES sheet). From time to time these sheets
have appeared in the Bulletin.
You may have noticed increased references
to SES sheets in the Bulletin and the popular
press in recent months. This coverage by the
popular press may have inadvertently caused
confusion amongst those with the keenest
interest in stamps: stamp collectors.
We hope this overview clarifies what SES
sheets are, and where they fit in the world of
stamps and collecting. We’ll start with an
explanation of what SES sheets are not:
SES sheets are not
•new stamp issues
•required in ‘complete collections’ of Australian stamps
SES sheets are
•’high volume’ Personalised Stamp sheets
• produced by Post with or on behalf of third parties
SES sheets vs stamp issues
Each A4 SES sheet features either 10 or 20
stamps with tabs, and a decorative border. The
stamp used must be from the range of
Personalised Stamps available at the time of
order. Any image and/or text in the tabs and
border is subject to the standard terms and
conditions (regarding copyright for example)
for Personalised Stamps.
As with all tabbed stamp designs only the
non-stamp areas can be personalised: this
means the tab area for standard Personalised
Stamps. Because of the high volumes for SES
sheets (minimum 250 sheets) both the tab and
the decorative border can be customised.
Although not primarily designed for the
classic philatalist, SES sheets help raise the
awareness of stamps and stamp collecting
throughout the general community.
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There are two basic types of SES sheet
In 2001 Australia Post recognised Australian
volunteer’s efforts during the International Year
of the Volunteer (IYV).
Post produced sheets, which organisations
could personalise in several ways. Individuals
could also participate.The sheets were sold to
organisations and individuals for $12.00
(normally $16.00) and $2.00 from each sheet
sold was donated to the purchaser’s chosen
organisation.
Type One
created by Australia Post in cooperation with a third
party for sale to the public:
• with an Australia Post logo
• and for which Post has negotiated copy and
other intellectual property rights.
The price for these reflects the:
• special printing method
• face value of the stamps
• copyright and other fees for the use of images
and other third-party intellectual property.
At present the price for sheets of 10 x 45c stamps is
$16.00, $19.95 for sheets of 20 x 45c.
Examples include Footy (pg 18), Davis Cup and
LLeyton Hewittand Stawell Gift (pg 15).
Type Two
created by Australia Post on behalf of a customer,
for that customer’s exclusive use:
• without an Australia Post logo
• and for which the customer negotiates copy and
other intellectual property rights
Response
Altogether 4000 sheets generated $8,000 in
contributions which were distributed amongst
more than 135 volunteer groups. Contributions
went to groups in all states and territories.
The offer, which closed 31 December 2001, was
a rewarding project and a tremendous success
for everyone who participated.
Type One samples: Davis Cup, LLeyton Hewitt
Type Two sample: Bruce Ruxton Retirement
2002 Australia Post
Stawell Gift
Because these SES sheets can be used or sold at the
customer’s discretion:
• prices are set by the customer.
Although some customers are happy for Post to
advise the public about the availability of their
sheets, others prefer anonymity
Stawell Gift
• An example of this sort of sheet, which is not
available to the public, is shown right (produced
for Bruce Ruxton’s retirement).
Listing SES sheets in future Bulletins
• Some collectors include SES sheets in their
collections, so we will continue listing Type One
sheets in the Bulletin. This information is rarely
available in advance of the actual sheets, and will be
covered ‘in retrospect’.
• A list of sheets, including Type Two sheets
produced on behalf of customers who allow us to
publish this information, will be available on request
from the Australian Philatelic Bureau
• As the list is updated (quarterly) it will be
announced in future Bulletins.
The special event souvenir sheet pictured at left
was released in March to commemorate the
2002 Australia Post Stawell Gift. This year
marks the 125th anniversary of the race – widely
regarded as the richest and most prestigious
professional athletics race in the world – and the
eighth year of Australia Post’s sponsorship.
The sheet of 10 x 45c Australia & Globe
stamps (Nature and Nation, May 2000) has an
image of Steve Moneghetti in the stamp tabs.
In March the sheet, priced at $16.00, was
sold through the Stawell Athletic Club, and Post
retail outlets in Stawell and the surrounding
region. It is now available by mail order from
the Australian Philatelic Bureau.
Mail order code
0186250 Australia Post
Stawell Gift special event sheet ............$16.00
For further information about the Australia Post
Stawell Gift visit www.stawellgift.com/

Gold Medallist
National Philatelic Centre
SES sheets
Paralympic
Games
Seven Seas Supplement
The following will be included in Seven Seas’ 2002
supplements and optional pages. Seven Seas’ pages
are available only from stamp dealers and from Seven
Seas.
Australia Post released SES sheets to celebrate
the achievements of Australia's 2002 gold
medal winning Paralympians: Michael Milton
(amputee skier) who won four gold medals
and the team of Bart Bunting (blind skier) and
Nathan Chivers (Bart's guide) who won two
gold medals.
The sheets of 20 x 45c (Australia & Globe,
Nature and Nation, May 2000) with decorative
border and the gold medallists’ images printed
in the tab, were released in early April. The
sheets were sold in retail outlets and by mail
order. Sheets are still available by mail order
from the Australian Philatelic Bureau.
Mail order code
2002 Winter Paralympic Games
Gold Medallist SES sheets
0179255 Set of two Winter Paralympic SES sheets$18.00
0179257 Michael Milton, Amputee skier ................$9.00
0179258 Bart Bunting/Nathan Chivers
Vision impaired skier, and Guide..............$9.00
2002 Winter Olympics Gold Medallist stamps
Supplement • Single 45c stamp for each 2002
Australian Winter Olympic Gold Medallist stamps
Optional pages • Generic page with mount to hold
each sheetlet of ten x 45c stamps
Nature of Australia Desert 4 June 2002
Supplement • 4 single stamps
Optional pages • nil
Birth Centenary of Albert Namatjira 2 July 2002
Supplement • 4 gummed single stamps • 4 s/a singles
(from roll) • miniature sheet • gutter block 4 x 45c
Optional pages • booklet 10 x s/a • strip 4 x s/a from
roll • 4 blocks of four x 45c • collector pack s/a
stamps • gutter strip of ten x 45c
AAT
Australian Antarctic Research 2 July 2002
Supplement • block 4 x 45c • gutter block 4 x 45c
Mail order codes
1291235 Bulletin 265
Australian Supplement ........................$13.10
1291236 Bulletin 265
Australian Optional pages ....................$28.30
1291239 Bulletin 265
AAT supplement ....................................$3.60
These Seven Seas sets of products can be included in
your standing order. Contact the Australian Philatelic
Bureau to change your standing order requirements.
Products for Seven Seas’ pages
• CTO not available
• Partial returns for refund not accepted.
Australian Winter Olympics Gold Medallist stamps
Steven Bradbury and Alisa Camplin made
history in February and their achievements
were celebrated with a Winter Olympic Gold
Medallist stamp issue. The issue was covered in
detail in a Bulletin 264A. (If you missed it you
can request a copy from Australian Philatelic
Bureau.)

Mail order codes
Sheetlets of ten x 45c
0175250 Set sheetlets of ten x 45c, one sheetlet each
Steven Bradbury, Alisa Camplin ..............$9.00
0175067 Steven Bradbury
Short Track Speed Skating: Men’s 1000 m$4.50
0176067 Alisa Camplin
Women’s Freestyle Skiing Aerials ............$4.50
Post Master Gallery General Purpose Covers
Temporary Exhibitions
New general purpose cover design
Behind the tears… TRIUMPHANT
VOICES…
East Timor: a photographic journey
11 May – 23 June 2002
Visit an exhibition of photography
documenting East Timor and its people. This
marks East Timor’s hard-won nationhood, to
be officially declared on Independence Day
on 20 May 2002. Photography by Ross Bird,
David Dare Parker, Stephen Dupont.
Curator, Emmanuel Santos.
East Timor - Independent nation
11 May – 23 June 2002
See the first stamps issued by East Timor as
an independent nation and the transition
from the initial concepts to the finished
stamp designs.
29 June to 29 September 2002
An exhibition looking at the representation
of Indigenous Australians on our nation’s
stamps will juxtaposes the power of
Aboriginal artwork with telling portrayals of
Aboriginal people in early 20th century
philatelic design. See major Aboriginal
artworks from public collections throughout
Australia, and unseen work from the
National Philatelic Collection, including
entries by private individuals to stamp design
competitions from as early as 1911.
This exhibition recognises the birth
centenary of Albert Namatjira (marked by
the release of stamps on 2 July 2002) and
commemorates the tenth anniversary of the
Mabo decision.
A new general purpose cover (illustrated
below) has been designed and released for use.
The previous design – illustrated with a
montage of Australian stamps – has been in
circulation since mid 1998. That design has
not been withdrawn, but no new stock will be
printed. New cover stock will be introduced
gradually, becoming available at individual
outlets as it is needed to replenish stock. At the
time of writing the Australian Philatelic
Bureau, Mail Order had some.
During this transition both covers will be in
circulation, requests for general purpose cover
will be filled with whichever stock is on hand.
Mail order codes
0870283 General purpose cover ..........................$0.30
New general purpose
cover design
45c Fiona Foley
$1 Ginger Riley Munduwalawala
Touring exhibition Kangaroo and Map – an advertisement for Australia
4 May – 16 June 2002
27 July – 25 August 2002
Cairns Regional Gallery Queensland
Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale Victoria

2002 AFL and NRL Footy sheets
New Collector Coins
An SES sheet of 20 x 45c Sand Sea Sky stamps
(Nature and Nation, May 2000), has been
produced for each of the 16 AFL clubs. The
sheets feature a decorative border, using club
colours. Samples are shown at left.
Each club selected 20 players to feature in the
stamp tabs for their club’s sheets. Player’s names
have also be printed in the border.
The Queen on horseback, a coloured image of
the Union Jack flag, and a ring of Foot Guards
are all shown on this coin. (Sold in a flag
shaped case, not shown)
Collingwood
1 oz 99.9% pure silver coin
Golden Jubilee
bi-metal coin
Wests Tigers
AFL Footy Stamps 2002
Queen’s Golden Jubilee coins new from Perth Mint
The young Queen dressed for Order of the
Garter service, Buckingham Palace, and a
centrepiece modelled on the Order of the
Thistle brooch are featured in this coin. It has
a 99.9% pure silver centrepiece with an outer
area struck from 99.99% pure gold. (Sold in a
wooden case, not shown).
Essendon
Bi-metal (gold & silver) coin
Year of the Outback coins new from the Royal
Australian Mint
Year of the Outback
$1.00 silver proof coin
Year of the Outback
$1.00 bronze coin
AFL and NRL Footy Stamps 2002 were released
in mid-May 2002. They will be available until
31 December 2002, while stocks last.
2002 $1.00 Bronze Coin
This bronze coin features the official Year of
the outback logo and is sold in an illustrated
presentation folder (folder not shown).
2002 $1 Silver Proof Coin Limited Mintage
The obverse of each coin on this page features the Ian
Rank-Broadley effigy of Queen Elizabeth II
This pure silver, high quality proof coin
features the official Year of the Outback logo.
Sold with a Certificate of Authenticity in a
presentation case (case not shown).
Mail order codes
Perth Mint Queen’s Golden Jubilee
1113512 99.9% pure silver $1.00 coin ..............$60.00
1113513 Golden Jubilee bi-metal coin ..............$575.00
Royal Australian Mint Year of the Outback
1113511 2002 $1.00 bronze coin ........................$2.50
1113510 2002 $1.00 silver proof ......................$34.20

Newcastle
Golden Jubilee
1 oz silver coin
Sheets of 20 x 45c Australia & Globe stamps
with personalised tabs are available for the
14 Australia based NRL clubs, including the
first sheet ever for the newly returned South
Sydney Rabbitohs. The border of each club’s
sheet is decorated with the club colours and
logos. Samples are shown at right.
The 2002 sheets also feature club details –
such as when the club was established and
premierships won, etc. – as well as the players
names.
Melbourne Storm
Carlton
NRL Footy Stamps 2002
AFL Footy Sheets
1302350 Set of 16 sheets, one each club ..........$319.20
NRL Footy Sheets
1303350 Set of 14 sheets
(one from each Australia based team)..$279.30
Individual sheets
1302301 Adelaide
1302302 Brisbane Lions
1302303 Carlton
1302304 Collingwood
1302305 Essendon
1302306 Fremantle
1302307 Geelong
1302308 Hawthorn
1302309 Kangaroos
Individual sheets
1303301 Warriors
1303302 Brisbane Broncos
1303303 Canberra Raiders
1303304 Melbourne Storm
1303305 Parramatta Eels
1303306 Penrith Panthers
1303307 Newcastle Knights
1303308 North Queensland
Cowboys
1302310
1302311
1302312
1302313
1302314
1302315
1302316
$19.95 each
Melbourne
Port Adelaide
Richmond
St Kilda
Sydney Swans
West Coast Eagles
Western Bulldogs
$19.95 each
1303309 Northern Eagles
1303310 St George Illawarra
Dragons
1303311 Sydney Roosters
1303312 The Bulldogs
1303313 The Sharks
1303314 Wests Tigers
1303315 South Sydney
Rabbitohs

2001 AAT ANARE Base FDI Covers
About 120 Australians spend a full year at one
of the four ANARE stations. They are isolated
from the world for up to eight months, until
the the supply ships arrive at the stations.
The majority of Australian Antarctic
Territory (AAT) stamps are used by Australians
stationed at one of the four ANARE stations.
Philatelic mail is not sent to the Antarctic.
Orders and covers submitted for postmarking
are processed in Australia to reflect the supply
ships’ arrival dates at each of the four bases.
Each station has its own unique pictorial
postmark. The first day of issue for each station
is the date the supply ship arrives at the station.
All ships arrived safely at the respective stations.
Post had two AAT stamp issues in 2001
(covers illustrated at right). The covers will
be available by mail order from the Australian
Philatelic Bureau from 1 July 2002.
2001/2002 Arrival Dates
Macquarie
Casey
Mawson
Davis
30 November 2001
23 December 2001
9 January 2002
11 February 2002
AAT ANARE 2001 covers can be ordered
individually or as sets
Covers Covers
Issue
per base per set
Austraians in the Antarctic
2
8
Leopard Seals
Both (issues)
1
3
4
12
May 2001 Set of first day covers
(Australians in the Antarctic)
New postal stationery
Royal Australian Engineers
This pre-stamped envelope commemorates the
100th anniversary of the formation of The
Royal Australian Engineers (RAE).
The badge of the RAE is in the stamp area.
Images of RAE personnel at work throughout
its history are shown in the illustration area.
Further information
September 2001
First day cover (Leopard Seals)
Royal Australian Engineers
Australian War Memorial
Headquarters Land Command
GPO Box 345
Engineers
CANBERRA ACT2601
Land Headquarters
On the web www.awm.gov.au
Victoria Barracks
Oxford Street
Mail order codes
1293250 Set of two RAE PSEs
(mint, postmarked) ................................$1.08
1293134 RAE PSE (mint) ......................................$0.54
1293144 RAE PSE (postmarked) ............................$0.54
PADDINGTON NSW 2021
XVII Commonwealth Games
Mail order codes
2001 AAT sets
0181027 Bases set, both issues
Three covers per base, 12 covers total ..$26.60
0181031 2001 AAT Macquarie both issues set ......$6.65
0181030 2001 AAT Casey both issues set ............$6.65
0181028 2001 AAT Mawson both issues set..........$6.65
0181029 2001 AAT Davis both issues set ..............$6.65
Australians in the Antarctic covers
0181260 Australians in the Antarctic Bases set
Two Australians in the Antarctic covers
per base, eight covers total ................$18.20
0181252 AAT Australians cover (Macquarie) ........$4.55
0181250 AAT Australians cover (Casey) ................$4.55
0181253 AAT Australians cover (Mawson) ............$4.55
0181251 AAT Australians cover (Davis)..................$4.55
Leopard Seals covers
0181265 Leopard Seals covers
One Leopard Seals cover per base,
four covers total ....................................$4.20
0181256 AAT Seals cover (Macquarie) ..................$2.10
0181254 AAT Seals cover (Casey) ........................$2.10
0181257 AAT Seals cover (Mawson) ....................$2.10
0181255 AAT Seals cover (Davis) ..........................$2.10
This aerogramme commemorates the XVII
Commonwealth Games which are being held
in Manchester from 25 July to 4 August 2002.
More than 5000 athletes and team officials from
72 nations are expected, including a team of
about 540 Australian athletes and officials,
the largest Australian team to date.
These games will be the first major
international multi-sports event where elite
athletes with a disability will be included in the
main sports program.
The design is a photo-collage of athletes and
Commonwealth Games sports. The Australian
flag appears in the background
Mail order code
1294250 Set of two C’wealth Games Aerogrammes
(mint, postmarked) ................................$1.56
1294155 C’wealth Games Aerogramme (mint) ......$0.78
1294163 XVII C’wealth Games
Aerogramme (postmarked) ....................$0.78
There is no national FDI postmark for this issue. The Australian Philatelic
Bureau’s postmark impression will be used.
Technical details
Issue date
Denomination
Designer
Printer
National postmark
Royal Australian Engineers PSE
1 July 2002
One x 45c
Belinda Marshall, Australia Post Design Studio
PMP Press
Moorebank NSW 2170
Commonwealth Games Aerogramme
25 July 2002
Postage paid
Belinda Marshall, Australia Post Design Studio
PMP Press
There is no national FDI postmark for this issue. The
Australian Philatelic Bureau’s postmark impression will be
See the new 2002 AAT stamps on pages 12 and 13

used.

New Issues
Mail Order Product Description
Code
0175250
0175067
0176067
1307250
1307255
1307256
1307251
1307252
Recent Issues
Price
20 and 22 February 2002 Australian Winter Olympic Gold Medallist stamps
Set of two sheetlets of ten x 45c,
one sheetlet Steven Bradbury, one sheetlet Alisa Camplin
$9.00
Steven Bradbury, sheetlet of ten x 45c,
Short Track Speed Skating: Men’s 1000 m
$4.50
Alisa Camplin, sheetlet of ten x 45c, Women’s Freestyle Skiing Aerials
$4.50
East Timor Independence 2002
Stamps (set of four, one each US25c, US50c, US$1.00, US$2.00) [MO]
A$8.00
Set of four blocks of four stamps [MO]
(one block of four each denomination US25c, US50c, US$1.00, US$2.00) [MO]
A$32.00
Set of 4 sheets (4 sheets of 50, one sheet each denomination) [MO]
A$400.00
First day cover
$8.30
Stamp pack
$8.45
Withdrawal Date
28 February 2003
28 February 2003
28 February 200
To be advised
To be advised
To be advised
To be advised
To be advised
East Timor: Mint stamps only, no CTO will be supplied. No other configurations are available. All stocks are limited.
1253067
1253001
1253126
1253220
1291067
1291142
1291182
1291250
1291209
1291200
1291001
1291002
1291013
1291003
1291220
1291126
1291223
1291240
1291184
1292067
1292001
1292126
1292220
1292240
1293250
1293134
1293144
1294250
1294155
1294163
4 June 2002 Nature of Australia Desert
Stamps (one each 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00)
$5.00
First day cover
$5.30
Stamp pack
$5.45
Maximum cards (set of four)
$8.00
2 July 2002 Birth centenary of Albert Namatjira
Stamps (gummed, se-tenant, four x 45c)
$1.80
Miniature sheet
$1.80
Booklet of ten x 45c
$4.50
Cheque book of 20 booklets of ten x 45c
$90.00
Roll of 100 x 45c
$45.00
Strip of four x 45c (from roll) [M0/CC]
$1.80
Set of first day covers (gummed, miniature sheet, self-adhesive [MO/CC]
$6.30
First day cover (gummed)
$2.10
First day cover (miniature sheet)
$2.10
First day cover (self-adhesive)
$2.10
Maximum cards (set of four)
$4.80
Stamp pack
$4.05
Collector pack
$5.40
Gutter strip (ten x 45c) outback landscape in gutter
$4.50
Prestige booklet
$9.95
2 July 2002 Australian Antarctic Research
Stamps (se-tenant four x 45c)
$1.80
First day cover
$2.10
Stamp pack
$2.25
Maximum cards (set of four)
$4.80
Gutter strip (ten x 45c) no special text or design in gutter
$4.50
Postal Stationery
1 July 2002 Set of two RAE PSEs (mint, postmarked)
$1.08
RAE PSE (mint)
$0.54
RAE PSE (postmarked)
$0.54
25 July 2002 set of two XVII Commonwealth Games Aerogrammes (mint, postmarked) $1.56
XVII Commonwealth Games Aerogramme (mint)
$0.78
XVII Commonwealth Games Aerogramme (postmarked)
$0.78
To be advised
2 July 2002
To be advised
30 June 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
30 July 2002
30 July 2002
30 July 2002
30 July 2002
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
30 July 2002
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
31 July 2003
29 July 2002
31 July 2003
29 July 2002
22 August 2002
31 July 2003
22 August 2002
Mail Order Product Description
Code
27 February 2002 Motor Racing
Price
Withdrawal Date
1249067
1249182
1249261
1249209
1249126
1249223
1249220
1249240
1249219
Stamps (se-tenant block of six x 45c)
$2.70
28 February 2003
Booklet of ten x 45c
$4.50
28 February 2003
Cheque book of 20 booklets of ten x 45c
$90.00
28 February 2002
Roll of 100 x 45c
$45.00
28 February 2003
Stamp pack
$3.15
28 February 2003
Collector pack [MO/CC]
$7.20
28 February 2003
Maximum cards (set of six)
$7.20
28 February 2003
Gutter strip (ten x 45c) racing flags printed in gutter
$4.50
28 February 2003
Book: Australian Motor Racing 100 years
$17.50
To be advised
12 March 2002 Lighthouses
1250067
Stamps (one x 45c, two x 49c, one x 1.50)
$2.93
31 March 2003
1250182
Booklet of ten x 49c
$4.90
31 March 2003
1250126
Stamp pack
$3.38
31 March 2003
1250220
Maximum cards (set of four)
$5.93
31 March 2003
1250184
Lighthouse prestige book
$9.95
31 March 2003
No special text or design in gutter strips listed below
1250240
Set of gutter strips (ten x 45c, ten x 49c, ten x $1.50) [MO/CC]
$24.40
31 March 2003
1250241
Gutter strip (ten x 45c)
$4.50
31 March 2003
1250242
Gutter strip (ten x 49c)
$4.90
31 March 2003
1250243
Gutter strip (ten x $1.50)
$15.00
31 March 2003
12 March Weddings booklet
0173182
Weddings booklet
$9.95
To be advised
4 April 2002 Joint Issue with France
1251067
Stamps (one x 45c, one x $1.50)
$1.95
31 April 2003
1251128
Stamp pack (Joint)
$4.80
31 April 2003
1251127
Stamp pack (Australia)
$2.40
31 April 2003
1251126
Stamp pack set (Australia and Joint) [MO]
$7.20
31 April 2003
1251220
Maximum cards (set of two)
$3.45
31 April 2003
1251240
Set of gutter strips ten x 45c, ten x $1.50 [MO/CC]
Images printed in 45c gutter
$19.50
31 April 2003
1251241
Gutter strip ten x 45c (Flags printed in gutter)
$4.50
31 April 2003
1251242
Gutter strip ten x $1.50 ( no special text or design in gutter)
$15.00
31 April 2003
France’s stamps available in Joint first day cover and Joint stamp pack. For other requirements contact France’s agent in Australia: Max
Stern & Co, Port Phillip Arcade, 234 Flinders St Melbourne VIC 3000. Phone (03) 9654 6751 Fax (03) 9650 7192
1 May 2002 International: Panoramas of Australia
1252067
Stamps (one x 50c, one x $1.00, one x $1.50)
$3.00
31 May 2003
1252182
Booklet of ten (6 x 50c, 4 x $1.00)
$7.00
31 May 2003
1252126
Stamp pack
$3.45
31 May 2003
1252220
Maximum cards (set of three)
$5.25
31 May 2003
1 May 2002 WWF Christmas Island Birds
1254067
Stamps (two x $0.45, one x $1.00, one x $1.50)
$3.40
31 May 2003
1254240
Set of gutter strips no text or design (ten each 45c, $1.00, $1.50) [MO/CC]
$29.50
31 May 2003
1254241
Gutter strip (ten x 45c)
$4.50
31 May 2003
1254242
Gutter strip (ten x $1.00)
$10.00
31 May 2003
1254243
Gutter strip (ten x $1.50)
$15.00
31 May 2003
◆ POSTAGE AND HANDLING CHARGES TO 31 JULY 2002
A postage and handling charge of $3.00 applies to products
in the Australian Stamp Catalogue and coin ranges. This charge applies only once for each category. Therefore, if you purchase an item
from each category, you pay $6.00 for postage and handling. Whether you order one or several items from a category, you only pay the
$3.00 postage and handling charge once. When you order items which are from two categories, then you pay $6.00 postage and handling.
NEW POSTAGE AND HANDLING CHARGES FROM 1 AUGUST 2002
The following postage and handling charge will apply from 1 August 2002. Standing orders delivered by issue, $3.00 per order. Ad hoc
orders $5.00 per order. Separate charges for catalogues and coins no longer apply. Standing order customers who choose quarterly
dispatch will not incur postage and handling charges.

A complete list of issues on sale is not included here. Details of current issues may be obtained from the Australian Philatelic
Bureau (Freecall 1800 331 794).
[MO] Available by mail order only [MO/CC] Available by mail order and from Collector’s Corner outlets.

Also available
1302350
1302301
1302302
1302303
1302304
1302305
1302306
1302307
1302308
1302309
1302310
1302311
1302312
1302313
1302314
1302315
1302316
1303350
1303301
1303302
1303303
1303304
1303305
1303306
1303307
1303308
1303309
1303310
1303311
1303312
1303313
1303314
1303315
AFL Footy Sheets
Set of 16 sheets, one each club..................$319.20
Adelaide ....................................................$19.95
Brisbane Lions ............................................$19.95
Carlton ......................................................$19.95
Collingwood ................................................$19.95
Essendon....................................................$19.95
Fremantle ..................................................$19.95
Geelong......................................................$19.95
Hawthorn....................................................$19.95
Kangaroos ..................................................$19.95
Melbourne ..................................................$19.95
Port Adelaide ..............................................$19.95
Richmond ..................................................$19.95
St Kilda ......................................................$19.95
Sydney Swans ............................................$19.95
West Coast Eagles ......................................$19.95
Western Bulldogs ........................................$19.95
NRL Footy Sheets
Set of 14 sheets
(one from each Australia based team) ........$279.30
Warriors......................................................$19.95
Brisbane Broncos ........................................$19.95
Canberra Raiders ........................................$19.95
Melbourne Storm ........................................$19.95
Parramatta Eels ..........................................$19.95
Penrith Panthers..........................................$19.95
Newcastle Knights ......................................$19.95
North Queensland Cowboys..........................$19.95
Northern Eagles ..........................................$19.95
St George Illawarra Dragons ........................$19.95
Sydney Roosters..........................................$19.95
The Bulldogs ..............................................$19.95
The Sharks ................................................$19.95
Wests Tigers ..............................................$19.95
South Sydney Rabbitohs ..............................$19.95
POSTAGE AND HANDLING CHARGES
UP TO 31 JULY 2002:
A postage and handling charge of $3.00 applies to products in
the Australian Stamp Catalogue and coin ranges. This charge
applies only once for each category. Therefore, if you
purchase an item from each category, you pay $6.00 for
postage and handling. Whether you order one or several items
from a category, you only pay the $3.00 postage and handling
charge once. When you order items which are from two
categories, then you pay $6.00 postage and handling.
◆ NEW FROM 1 AUGUST 2002
The following postage and handling charge will apply from
1 August 2002. Standing orders delivered by issue, $3.00
per order.Ad hoc orders $5.00 per order. Separate charges
for catalogues and coins no longer apply. Standing order
customers who choose quarterly dispatch will not incur
postage and handling charges.
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Album Sheets
0903270 First day cover album binder ........................$10.00
0960251 Collector’s Choice binder
(3-ring, holds album stock sheets) ..............$17.95
0903269 Collector’s Choice binder + slip case [MO/CC] ..$19.00
0903214 Album stock sheets – to hold P Stamp sheets
(set of ten) fits 0903269 ..............................$13.50
0903271 Album stock sheets
– two strip (set of ten) FDC ..........................$10.25
0903272 Album stock sheets – five strip (set of ten) ....$10.25
0903273 Album stock sheets – six strip (set of ten) ....$10.25
0903274 Album stock sheets – seven strip (set of ten) $10.25
0903275 Album stock sheets – mixed strip (set of ten) ....$10.25
0903276 Album stock sheets – single (set of ten) ........$10.25
Australian Stamp Catalogue Range 1113475 2002 Compact Australian
Stamp Catalogue ......................................$12.95
0870261 Comprehensive Colour Catalogue
of Australian Stamps – 2nd Ed [MO]..............$32.45
0100255 The Australasian Stamp Catalogue (28th ed) ....$42.20
1113291 Australian Coin & Bank Note Values 19th ed. $20.00
Books and Accessories
1148362 Stamp Collecting Starter Kit..........................$14.95
0960281 Packet of 100 Australian Stamps ....................$2.45
1178171 2001 Collection of Australian Stamps Deluxe ....$69.95
1178214 2001Collection of Australian Stamps Executive..$99.95
1178194 2001 Australian Territories Collection ..........$17.50
1178255 2001 Stamp Printing Technical Details [MO] ..$10.00
1101255 2000 Stamp Printing Technical Details [MO] ..$10.00
New Collector Coins Perth Mint Queen’s Golden Jubilee
1113512 99.9% pure silver $1.00 coin....................$60.00
1113513 Golden Jubilee bi-metal coin ..................$575.00
Royal Australian Mint Year of the Outback
1113511 2002 $1.00 bronze coin ............................$2.50
1113510 2002 $1.00 silver proof ..........................$34.20
Preiously released 2002 Coins RAM 2002 Year of the Outback (YOTO) 2002 Six Coin Set, proof ..........................$73.75
2002 Six Coin Set, uncirculated ..............$22.70
2002 Baby Coin Set, proof........................$89.50
2002 Baby Coin Set, uncirculated ............$29.30
2002, 1-oz uncirculated Silver Kangaroo ..$29.80
Perth Mint, Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse 1113501 Year of the Horse 1/2 oz
99.9% pure silver coin ............................$19.95
1113502 Year of the Horse 1/20 oz
99.9% pure gold coin ..............................$59.95
1113503 Year of the Horse 1/10 oz
99.9% pure gold coin ............................ $99.00
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