On the 26th May 1998, Australia Post issued a set of 12 stamps featuring the greats of Rock & Roll in Australia. This FDC set of 2, features the peel and stick stamps from that issue

Price: $18.00 Special Price: $13.50

Price: $9.00 Special Price: $7.00

Celebrate the festivals of Roman Empire's far flung provinces and discover a hobby that will provide a lifetime of enjoyment

Ancient Coin Collecting 1V takes you on a road less travelled to the independent frontier mints of Spain, Gaul, Britain, Asia Minor, Syria, Egypt, and others. There you'll meet the cities' founders: revel in their games, architecture and civic achievements: and explore their mythology, astrology and heroes.

• Over 300 photos including an illustrated guide to the rulers of the era
• Useful tables and maps
• Coins from the reign of Augustus to the end of the Third Century A.D
• Special section on the coins of Roman Egypt by kerry K Wetterstrom

By Wayne G. Sayles

Price: $49.95 Special Price: $25.00

An Australian illustrated stamp album complete from 1966 to 2009

• In three volumes
• This album comes complete with matching slipcases
• Stamp mounts in place for you to insert your stamps in
• Made by Seven Seas Stamps

Price: $709.50 Special Price: $699.00

The Byzantine Empire lasted for almost a thousand years after the fall of the Roman Empire in the West. The period covered by this catalogue is from the reign of Anastasius I (491-518) until the capture of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453. When this catalogue was first published in 1974 it was hailed as containing more information in a concise form than any other single volume on the Byzantine series.

This edition incorporates the research of the intervening years, new attributions and new coins that have been recognised. The later Palaeologan period has been completely revised by Simon Bendall and an Appendix has been added covering the gold forgeries of the 'Beirut' and allied schools that have caused collectors some concern. Over 2,500 coins in gold, silver and bronze are listed, valued and illustrated with more than 600 photographs giving a virtual type catalogue of the Byzantine series.

This is an invaluable guide to the whole of the Byzantine series.

Price: $198.00 Special Price: $150.00

Published in December 2006, this is the first new edition of this catalogue for eight years and subsequently this has resulted in thousands of price changes, some of them very significant indeed.

 In addition to China itself, this catalogue lists the stamps of the treaty Port Municipal posts, the foreign post offices in China, Japanese occupation issues, the colonial issues of Hong Kong and Macao (as well as the stamps of the Chinese special regions), Taiwan and Tibet. Many new items have been added to the listings since the last edition in 1998

Price: $105.00 Special Price: $70.00

Murray's Guide to Cigarette & Other Trade Cards 2008 edition.

Murray's Cards (International) have been publishing catalogues since 1967 and have been well regarded as the most accurate and realistic guide in the hobby,

This edition includes

• Over 12,000 series priced
• British tobacco issues include all major printing varieties
• Enlarged trade section
• 15 new pages of full sized illustrations
• 320 pages

Price: $39.95 Special Price: $35.00

The Domfil catalogue on dogs is an earlier publication (2000 edition) but it's the last one they made and is a must have for those of you who collect dogs on stamps. Each stamp and Mini sheet is shown and in full colour.

• Countries listed from Afganistan to Zambia
• 282 pages
• The catalogue uses the numbers from Scott, Michel, Yvert et Tellier and Domfil which is really helpful when searching for stamps anywhere in the world

Price: $84.95 Special Price: $45.00

This is a really good catalogue for those who collect cars on stamps. It's in full colour and there is a picture of every stamp which makes it so much easier. Also it's the last Automoblie catalogue from Domfil as they don't make them anymore. This edition was published in 2000.

• 471 pages
• Covers all countries from Abu-Dhabi to Zimbabwe
• Each stamp has the catalogue numbers for Scott, Yvert et Tellier, Michel and Domfil - makes it so much easier to cross reference when you're on the hunt for that special stamp.
• Prices are in Euro's and $US

Price: $84.95 Special Price: $45.00

26th Edition of Domfil Flowers on Stamps is the last edition made. This edition was published in 2003

• In full colour
• All issuing countries from Afganistan to Zimbabwe
• Four different catalogue numbers are used for each stamp making it easier for you to cross reference - Scott, Yvert et Tellier, Michel and Domfil
• Miniature sheets are included
• Prices are in Euro's and  $US
• Text is in English and Spanish

Price: $139.50 Special Price: $60.00

• 32 black pages
• 9 clear strips per page
• special film free from chemical softeners,
• doubled interleaves,
• double hinge binding,
• Cover available in red only
• padded cover
• A slipcase in leatherette is available at $22.50 - this is extra and would need to be placed on backorder

Price: $59.95 Special Price: $45.00

The PRINZ-System stock pages are specified by many postal administration. Completely free of softeners (that's the nasty which can affect the colour) they are available in many different formats to suit most collecting needs. The base is a neutral black photo card and the crystal clear strips are bonded to the card with a clear fully synthetic adhesive

There is a range of 8 different size strips per page to choose from as well as an FDC pages.

Please use the drop down menu to choose which one you need

Price: $12.50 Special Price: $10.50
Special Expires On: 31/12/2012

SEAR, D.R.,
Roman Coins and Their Values. Volume Two, The Accession of Nerva to the Overthrow of the
Severan Dynasty AD 96 - AD 235. 696 pages, illustrations throughout, valuations in £ and US$ in at least two grades of preservation. Casebound. Laminated jacket. Volume II now extends coverage of the Imperial series from Nerva, the 'thirteenth Caesar' and first of the 'Adoptive' emperors, down to the overthrow of the Severan dynasty in 235. It encompasses what may justifiably be termed the 'golden age' of the Roman imperial coinage. The full development of the Augustan system of coin denomination and perfection of the method by which government propaganda was communicated to the citizenry through the medium of coinage both reached their peak during these fourteen decades. The preceding coinages of the Julio-Claudian and Flavians periods had seen much experimentation with the currency system and tentative early steps in the development of the propaganda potential of the reverse types. The coinages of the Adoptive emperors and those of the Antonine and Severan dynasties saw the ultimate fulfilment of this process resulting in a coinage of unprecedented volume and complexity. The number of types included in the listings shows a dramatic increase and the proportion of illustrated coins is much greater than before. Throughout the catalogue the current market valuations have been expressed in two currencies (pound sterling and US dollars) and in at least two grades of preservation - usually 'VF' and 'EF' for precious metal coins, and 'F' and 'VF' for the billon and bronze issues of Roman Egypt. For regular aes denominations (sestertii, dupondi, asses, etc.) valuations in three grades ('F', 'VF' and 'EF') have normally been provided. Another feature not present in earlier editions is the inclusion of the mint and precise date of each type. The biographical sketches at the commencement of each reign and under certain subsidiary headings have been fully revised. (Ref: 2792)

Price: $210.00 Special Price: $150.00

 SEAR, D.R., Roman Coins and Their Values. Volume 3. The Decline and Fall of Rome and the Triumph of Christianity, A.D. 235-285.

The current revision of this popular work marks a radical departure from the envisaged aims of the previous editions. In this third volume, the number of catalogue entries has been greatly expanded to provide a better understanding of the coinage of this turbulent half-century which saw unprecedented debasement of the imperial money and the decentralization of the minting system within the Roman Empire.

As in earlier volumes in this series, much greater emphasis has been placed on the precise chronology and place of mintage of each type and special attention paid to the important series of billon and bronze coins struck at the Egyptian capital of Alexandria. Valuations (both in British pounds and US dollars) are given in either two or three grades of preservation for each entry.

 Perhaps most importantly for the collector, the number of photographic illustrations in the text has been greatly increased and their quality much improved.

This is hardback edition and a must for collectors of Roman Coins to have in their library 

Price: $135.00 Special Price: $110.00

All the Details You Need in One Reliable Reference

 Welcome to one of the most greatly appreciating areas in all the world of numismatics. Picking up this 3rd edition of Standard Catalog of® World Coins 1601-1700 shows that you have an interest in coins of quality and your interest is well founded. The retail prices presented in this catalog represent some of the fastest rising values in world coins.

This 3rd edition of Standard Catalog of® World Coins 1601-1700 features values for all listings

World Coin listings by date and Mint

Published 2003

Price: $149.90 Special Price: $92.00

The 4th edition of this catalogue has completely been revised and updated. Not only does it contain nearly 5 years of adjustments, it provides expanded descriptions, pricing in up to 5 grades of preservation and hundreds of new images.

This volume contains a wealth of data for early China, the German States and the Holy Roman Empire,Transylvaia, the Papl States, France, Spain, India, Turkey, and many, many other countries. Concise listings of minors and fractional issues which have been only generally available to collectors and dealers only in long out of print, difficult to locate, non English references are presented here in an easy to use format.

By Colin R. Bruce 11, senior editor and Thomas Michael, Market Analyst.

• 18,000 actual size Illustrations
• A Krause Publication
• 1283 pages

Price: $125.00 Special Price: $76.00

The goal of this illustrated catalogue and guide is to present for the first time a comprehensive listing, region by region, state by state, mint by mint, of all the known types of dated coins struck in medieval Europe bearing the Anno Domini ( Year of our Lord) date of 1500 or earlier.

The book is divided into four parts

1. Introduction and Discussion
2. Catalogue of Coinage
3. Discussion of States
4. Appendices

An excellent publication for those who seek more information on coins of this period.

A hardback 2007 edition by Robert A Levinson

Price: $187.50 Special Price: $115.00

• Suitable for the long term storage of both mint and used stamps
• Holds approx. 2500-3500 stamps with some overlapping
• Page size is 230 x 305 mm
• 9 Glassine strips per page (288 in total)
• 32 white pages
• Glassine interleaving
• All pages linen hinged
• Colours available blue, black and red

Price: $28.00 Special Price: $19.50
Special Expires On: 31/03/2012

World Paper Money - Modern Issues

• 12th edition - 2006
• Issues from 1961
• More than 12,000 detailed illustrations
• Pricing on up to 3 grades of condition
• Valuable appendices including glossary of grading terms, international numeries

Price: $109.95 Special Price: $67.00
Special Expires On: 21/03/2013