Sentence examples for this philatelic from inspiring English sources

Just as that volcanic islet is the visible peak of an underwater mountain, this philatelic tempest hints at a mountain of old hostility between South Korea and Japan.

Think of their temptation to lever up — to borrow a billion or two in the interbank market, at about 1.13 percent a year, and plow it into this unique philatelic opportunity.

Still, New Yorkers seem to prefer the philatelic window.

People like the philatelic window because they get help with small decisions.

And it is the man perched behind the philatelic window, Solomon Friedman, who consistently attracts the longest lines and the best customers.

These arcades have long been a home for the philatelic trade, and many of the window displays in the tiny shops feature used stamps and postcards.

The tiny exhibition area displays highlights of the philatelic collection, but larger items such as postal equipment, uniforms and vehicles are kept in a museum store in Essex, which holds open days through the year.

On the morning of January 25 , 1937 Cosey entered the shop of a stamp dealer named Walter Gisiger, at 80 Nassau Street, in the heart of the philatelic district, with a Lincoln letter commenting on a decision by the Illinois courts against the Wells Fargo Express Company and enclosed in an envelope postmarked Springfield, Illinois.

This is the only philatelic recognition of the Black Swan's cultural values in eastern Australia as an emblem of estuarine and riverine environments characteristic of south-eastern Australia.

Only 100 were printed with its central image -- the Curtiss JN-4 airplane -- upside-down, and today a single copy of this Holy Grail of philatelic flubs sells for more than a million dollars.

For this show, he continues his philatelic experiments and adds a new series of related works: ink drawings of currency and stock certificates.