I don`t think it has any philatelic value, just a curiosity like
having your portrait replacing a US president on a US banknote.
73, Glenn
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Horacio A. Nigro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
...And now we should query about the real value of a stamp like
this in a
radio
RESEARCHING EKKO AND OTHER VERIFICATION STAMPS
In response to Doug Nyholmn's questions about EKKO stamps in the
Western DX Forum last issue, very little information exists on radio
verification stamps, except for two articles which have appeared in
Popular Communications Magazine (April, 1986
Via DX Listening Digest:
EKKO stamps that were printed back in the 1920s and 1930s by the
American Bank Note Company for the EKKO stamp company in Chicago. The
American Bank Note Company printed many items, including money for
foreign countries in addition to postage stamps. Postage stamps are
From upcoming DX LISTENING DIGEST 2-166:
** CANADA. CANADA POST TO RECOGNIZE FATHERS OF THE WIRELESS AGE
OTTAWA, Oct. 21 /CNW/ - Two significant events in the history of
communications technology will be honoured this month with new
stamps. On October 31, 1902, the Pacific Cable was opened and
