EFO 1981 Rizal Monument

White spot to the right of RIZAL

Broken right frameline

A couple of EFOs of the Rizal Monument stamp of 1981.

special delivery section

Special delivery stamp with a Special Delivery Section cancel.

EFO 1978 Agoo 45s

Normal Copy

Black shifted to the right.

Color shift resulting in double cross.

EFO Marcela Agoncillo

Misperf.

EFO 1953 Quirino-Sukarno 5c D

Color shifts.

EFO 1988 Malate

Year 1880 has shadow.

International Fair slogan

The slogan cancel on this postal card was used from January 1 to 31, 1953 and promoted the Philippines International Fair that was held at Manila from February 1 to April 30, 1953.

This event was reported to be the first World's Fair to be held in the Orient.

There also were a two-stamp set, a stamped envelope, and a label printed for this.

EFO 1953 Quirino-Sukarno 5c C

Color shifts.

EFO 1953 Quirino-Sukarno 5c B

Color shifts.

EFO 1951 UN DAY 5c

Flaw on 5.

Quezon 75th Birthday slogan

In August 19, 1953 Manuel L. Quezon would have been 75 years old, but the Commonwealth president had died in 1944.

His 75th birthday anniversary, however, was commemorated by the Manila Lions Club and a slogan cancel was used by the post office from August 1 to 19, 1953.

Interestingly, Quezon died on August 1.

Fund Campaign slogan

The slogan cancel on this postal card was used from February 15 to March 15, 1952, so this example was struck on the last day of use.

It called for donations to the 1952 Fund Campaign of the Philippine National Red Cross, the fifth annual such campaign originally scheduled for February 15 to March 14 but was extended to April 15 because the PNRC needed "additional time to carry out its campaign successfully".

FSCC auction August 2018

More than 30 bidders participated in today's auction of the Filipinas Stamp Collectors' Club held at Manila.

Some 500 philatelic and nonphilatelic lots were offered, less than the 521 listed as one of the consignors was not able to attend.

There were two bourse tables, one for philatelists and the other for numismatists.

Philippine Philatelic Federation president Rey Ong dropped by before the sale began but there was no announcement from him this time.

Cebu Baby Head

A 15 centimos de peso blue green Baby Head with a partial Cebu cancellation.

And extra dots between the A and S of FILIPINAS.

EFO 1951 Peace Fund 18c E

Joined NG in STRENGTH.

EFO 1953 Quirino-Sukarno 5c A

Red shifted downward.

PPJ Q4 1998

PPJ Fourth Quarter 1998

Contents:

Prestamp Cancellations of the Philippines Part 1 by Nestor C. 
     Nunez

Philippine Mail of the French-Spanish Campaign in Cochinchina, 
     1858-1862 by Don Peterson

Forgeries and Their References of Spanish Philippine Postal
     Stamps by Don Peterson

Index of the Philippine Philatelic Journal Volume XX

PPJ Q3 1998

PPJ Third Quarter 1998

Contents:

The First Philippine Postal Cards by Don Peterson

The Story of the Origin of Bataan Day ‘They Shall Not Have Died 
     In Vain’

Sloane’s Column [Quezon Stamps of 1936]

Album Page: Certificate of Origin of general merchandise