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Contents of editions of Korean Philately magazine from the past.
The KSS has published a new edition of the KSS magazine, Korean Philately, the third KP of 2020. As a member you can download this edition of Korean Philately for free as a PDF. And again, just as was the case with issues no. 1 and no. 2 of this year, you can own a […]
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The KSS has published a new edition of the KSS magazine, Korean Philately, the second KP of 2020. Just as was the case with issue no. 1 of this year you can own a full-colour magazine-style printed hard-copy version of this KP! As a member you can download this edition of Korean Philately for free […]
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For the first time in 7 years the KSS has published a new edition of the KSS magazine, Korean Philately. Our magazine has been published since 1952, first simply as a few typed and copied sheets but later on as an A5 (booklet) sized magazine and more recently as a US Letter sized magazine. This […]
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Contents of Korean Philately Volume 54 Number 1. This was the February 2012 edition of the KP.
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Contents of Korean Philately Vol. XIII No. 1. This was the February 1964 edition of the KP.
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Contents of Korean Philately Volume 50 Number 3. This was the August 2005 edition of the KP.
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Contents of Korean Philately Volume 52 Number 1. This was the February 2007 edition of the KP.
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Contents of Korean Philately Vol. VI No. 2; 4290 July 1. This was the July 1957 edition of the KP. Note the Korean style of dating the years: this system was used during the 1950s and early 1960s.
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Contents of Korean Philately Volume XXX Number 3. This was the August 1981 edition of the KP.
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Contents of Korean Philately Volume 39 Number 4. This was the November 1993 edition of the KP.
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Contents of Korean Philately Vol. VI No. 3; 4290 October 1. This was the October 1957 edition of the KP. Note the Korean style of dating the years: this system was used during the 1950s and early 1960s.
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