When you click on the "Order Online" button you will be taken to our secure site where our lists and shopping cart are located.

Our main lists are broken into each individual letter. Simply choose the letter of the country you are interested in from the drop down box and click "GO". A list will be provided for you to go directly to that country. Use the scroll bar to browse or to get back to the top of the list quickly. Clicking on the description of the item places it in your shopping cart. Unchecking the item's box and clicking on "Calculate" removes it from the shopping cart. You can mix items from all lists on one order.

You will find most countries like Jersey listed under "J" rather than included with Great Britain. A couple of exceptions are Finland-Aland and the South African Homelands (South Africa-Ciski for example).

Other separate lists are accessed via the buttons at the top. The used list is fairly long and may take several seconds to load.

A "*" before the item means that item is a new listing in the last 30 days.

All items on our lists are F-VF mint unless otherwise noted.

PLEASE NOTE: Used stamps are just that. They are sometimes not the nice pristine condition of mint stamps, especially earlier issues. Used stamps will be fine to very fine for the period of issue, and will have light to moderate cancels. Many early issues of Great Britain and many other countries are very scarce with light cancels. Used stamps on our list may have hinge remnants, light pencil marks on the back indicating catalogue number, or be CTO (almost all are now identified) if that is the way the set normally comes used (ie Eastern Europe, French Africa etc.). Many countries now make available "used" copies of their new issues which can be purchased at full face value. These items usually have gum and are also marked CTO. All our used stamps are nice collectible copies. If you don't agree, they can be sent back for a refund.

Abbreviations used: NH=Never Hinged, LH=Light Hinged, HR=Hinge Remnant (part of the hinge is remaining on the gum), bk=Complete Booklet, m/s(#) or ms(#)=Mini sheet with # stating number of items in sheet. PB or MSPB=Plate Block or Matched Set of Plate Blocks.