Add Argentina 2003. Mi Bl 81.
Antarctic to the left and Uruguay to the right.

More issues with "Endurance" (1912) British Antarctic Territory 1994. 76p+4p. Mi 234. SG 249. Sc B4 2000. 35p. Mi 298. SG 312. Sc 285 2000. 40p. Mi 299. SG 313. Sc XXX 2005. 42p. Mi 397. SG 400. Sc 350 2005. 55p. Mi 410. SG 409. Sc 363 2005. £1. Mi 411. SG 410. Sc 364 2008. 4v. Mi Bl 15. S...

There are two different ”Star of India” on stamps. In addition to the ship from 1863 we also have the “Star of India”(1861), built at A. Stephen & Sons, Dundee for Somes Brothers. For more details see Watercraft Philately (WP) vol 30 No 3 (nov-Dec 1983) and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.an...

As a new user I have not learned how to attach illustrations. I give here the numbers (Michel, Stanley Gibbons and Scott) to QE II-stamps which is not given earlier. Illustrations will come if/when I learn how to do it. Paul Visnes Antigua 1972. Mi 292. SG 348. Sc 303 1972. Mi Bl 6. SG MS 349. Sc 30...

Thank you!
As "Korea Sun" she was included in my "Norvegian Shipslist" since she was norwegian owned from 1989, but as "Korea Star" she has to be excluded.

HB 156 Watercraft on Stamps gives KOREA STAR (1976) for this ship. What is correct?

I have noted a reference to an article in "The Stamp Magazine" (year not known) about "The Karran Fleet", saying that "Hope" was sold "it is thought to the Norwegians. Anyone with more information?

This ship was named "Pequena" only for one year (1912), and sailed later under many different names. I have tried, but so far with no success, to verify that it was this ship under her first name which was used in the waters around Tristan da Cunha from 1948-1954. http://www.warsailors.com...

I´m working with "norvegiana ships" and have made an early note that Soltai 7 is norwegian built. Is there any more information around?