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Sign in to savethumb|The Penny Red was used in the UK for many years (1841–1879), and comes in hundreds of variations which are subject to detailed study by philatelists. thumb|Zeppelin mail from [[Gibraltar to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil via Berlin on the Christmas flight (12th South American flight) of 1934]]
Philately is the study and collection of postage stamps and related postal materials, with enthusiasts examining details like variations in design, printing, and historical usage. Philatelists engage in detailed research of stamps and postal artifacts to understand their history, rarity, and significance.
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