[Bruce Eisenhard] is crowdfunding an improved, updated version of the famous 24-pin BASIC Stamp. It’s got modern parts, runs seven hundred times faster than the original, and is still chock full ...

This one is likely to have been made more than 100 years after the original stamp was in circulation, meaning it was made to ...

This title goes to the humble Basic Stamp, a four-component board that was introduced in the early 1990s. I recently managed to get my hands on an original Basic Stamp kit. This is the teardown ...

It was the 57th stamp printed in the original sheet of 100. The one most recently sold is number 49, which has long eluded aficionados of the Inverted Jenny as it had not been seen for a century ...

"Stamp papers of Rs 100 or Rs 200 will be available for private ... The association has written to the state government to revert to the original charges. "The state government should not increase ...

Pos Indonesia, the state-owned postal service of Indonesia, has introduced its first-ever postage stamps with non-fungible token (NFT) counterparts, combining tradition with technology.

NEW DELHI: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, the icon of peace, has been honoured by over 100 countries by issuing postage stamps. India, of course, led the world in releasing postage stamp on the Mahatma.

No tax is popular, but stamp duty is more unpopular than most ... but these are set to fall back to their original levels from 1 April 2025. What’s more, it looks unlikely that Labour will ...

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue informed reporters that the bill’s goal was to restore the original intent of the food stamps program. Perdue also referenced the strong economy and ...

There's nothing better than cozying up with a cup of tea and a good read. They've got the book on lock, so it's your job to ...

It is not original stamps in mint condition that ignite the passion of many collectors ... In 1894, one of these stamps on a letter addressed to Baden diplomat Hans Freiherr von Türckheim in Karlsruhe ...

The Maharashtra cabinet has approved amendments to the Maharashtra Stamp Act, 1958, to simplify document types and improve ease of business, potentially boosting revenue by Rs 100-150 crore annually.