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Devoted to philately and postal history of India, princely states, and post offices abroad.

Postage stamps and postal stationery new issues from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Baltic states, and other ex-USSR countries.

Stamps and postal history of Palestine. WW I to present, includes World War I, Mandate, Occupations (Egypt and Jordan), and the Palestine National Authority.

Dedicated to the study of philatelic material from Ceylon and Sri Lanka featuring an image gallery of issued stamps since 1857.

First day covers and stamps of Malaysia between 2000 and 2008.

Exhibits covers and information from 1897 through 1911.

Showcasing Indian stamps, revenues, miniature sheets, first day covers. Also selling and buying stamps.

Provides information about new and old issues of Pakistan and philatelic articles.

Provides scans of and information about security markings on stamps of British Malaya.

Providing information, news and latest update on Indian Philatelic activities.

2008 commemorative stamp issues of Bhutan including a unique first-of-a-kind CD-ROM stamp.

Providing information about new and old stamps, first day covers, Miniature Sheets etc. of India.

Provides information and articles on recent postal history.

Features information on history, geography, communication, postal history and mail-lines of Baroda State with examples of various postmarks.

Seeks to explore the area of Vietnamese Military Mail, and provides a reference of Viet Minh overprints on the issues of Indo-China.

Blog focuses on the stamps and postal operations of Singapore.

Offers several ways to browse stamps issued by India post-independence, providing images of and information about select stamps.

Lists all Indian stamps issued from independence in 1947, and illustrates many of them.

Stamps of Jammu and Kashmir, 1866-1894. Postal history, sections on deciphering covers in Persian and Dogri.

Collector shares examples of Indian postal stationery including errors and express delivery covers, stamps and covers from Bangladesh and Dubai, and envelopes printed for U.S. air mail use from the 1920s through 1960s.