MEASAT on Stamps

A marvellous sight

I know these are very old stamps.I used to see these stamps a long time back.I am trying to get these stamps for my collection and trade.I hope I succeed.Join me in this search for stamps!

Engine Trains in Malaysia

Let these trains talk to you.If you need such stamps let me know.

1962 Animals and Flowers, Singapore

     

1 C multicoloured  Vandopsis lissochiloides X Arachnis Maggie Oei 2 C green/light brown Hippocampus kuda 4 C reddish orange/blackish brown Barbus pentazona hexazona 5 C multicoloured Amphiprion percula 6 C yellow/grey Toxotes jaculatrix 8 C multicoloured Vanda hybrid Tan Chay Yan hort 10 C black/orange red Rasbora heteromorpha 12 C multicoloured Grammatophyllum speciosum

Mid Ancient Pieces

As you all know, most of these pieces are hard to get and considered mid ancient.However I might have access to a stock of such stamps.Please ask me for details.

Arfa Karim

A genius among us

I was fortunate to get many copies of this stamp.Let me know if you want this stamp.

To know and read about this young person is a marvel.More details below.
Arfa Abdul Karim Randhawa (Urdu: ارفع کریم رندهاوا‎‎, 2 February 1995 – 14 January 2012) was a Pakistani student and computer prodigy who in 2004 at the age of nine years became the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). She kept the title until 2008. Arfa represented Pakistan on various international forums including the TechEd Developers Conference. She also received the President’s Award for Pride of Performance. A science park in Lahore, the Arfa Software Technology Park, was named after her.^[2][3][4][5] She was invited by Bill Gates to visit the Microsoft Headquarters in the USA.^[6]







Arfa was born into a family from the village of Chak No. 4JB Ram Dewali in Faisalabad, Punjab. After returning to Pakistan from a visit to Microsoft headquarters, Arfa gave numerous television and newspaper interviews. S. Somasegar, the vice president of the Software Development Division, wrote about her in his blog.^[5] On 2 August 2005, Arfa was presented the Fatimah Jinnah Gold Medal in the field of Science and Technology by the then Prime Minister of Pakistan Shaukat Aziz on the occasion of 113th birth anniversary of Fatima Jinnah.^[7] She also received the Salaam Pakistan Youth Award again in August 2005 from the President of Pakistan.^[8] Arfa is also the recipient of the President's Award for Pride of Performance,^[9] a civil award usually granted to people who have shown excellence in their respective fields over a long period of time. She is the youngest recipient of this award. Arfa was made brand ambassador forPakistan Telecommunication Company's 3G Wireless Broadband service named EVO in January 2010.^[10]

HIV Prevention In Pakistan

A message

As usual stamps can help to promote good messages.

Air Marshal Nur Khan

A patriot

A clear version

As usual I have lots of such stamps.Let. me know if you desire this stamp. I was able to create a clear version recently.

Air Chief Marshal Nur Khan (Urdu: نور خان‎, born Malik Nur Khan (Urdu: ملک نور خان ‎; ‎ 22 February 1923 – 15 December 2011) HS, HQA, SPk HJ, was a high-profile military official who represented the Pakistan Air Force as its Air Commander-in-Chief^[5] in the ruling military governments of Field Marshal Ayub Khan and General Yahya Khan from 1965 till 1969. Nur Khan was a hero of the 1965 air war as the air chief who led a smaller but better trained and equipped Pakistan Air Force to achieve parity over the Indian Air Force (which was three times the PAF's strength in numbers) from the very first day of the 1965 war. Nur Khan was widely respected, not only for his integrity but also for his sharp intelligence and outstanding management abilities that largely benefited the Pakistan's military.^[3]

Following his retirement from the PAF, Nur Khan was appointed by the military government as the Governor of West Pakistan in 1969^[3] but soon resigned in 1970, after mounting serious disagreements with the military government and was finally forced out of the military government by president General Yahya Khan in 1971. In 1976, he joined hands with then-Prime ministerZulfikar Ali Bhutto who appointed him as President of Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF); and in 1980, he became Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after General Zia-ul-Haqrequested him to take control of the country's cricket administration. He presided over both the Hockey Federation and Cricket Board until 1984, leading the Pakistani hockey team to a gold medal in the Los Angeles Olympics.^[2][6] In 1985, Nur Khan participated in 1985 parliamentary elections for a technocratic seat and also contested on Pakistan Peoples Party's platform on1988 parliamentary elections but conceded his defeat that eventually led to end his short political-technocratic career once and for all.^[7]

St Joseph`s Convent, Karachi

A stamp reveal the history

 Let me know if you desire this stamp.

St Joseph's Convent School (Karachi) is a Catholic high school for girls located in Saddar Town, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.

In the year 1861, Monsignor Steins, Vicar Apostolic of Bombay passing through Belgium, called Mother Marie Therese, Superior General and founder of the Daughters of the Cross, and asked for several of her sisters to work in the Indian mission field. Canon Habets, co-founder, advised the Sisters to offer themselves for the mission.

The school was founded in 1862 by the planning of Monsignor Steins, Vicar Apostolic of Bombay of that time and five Sisters of the Cross.

On January 27, 1862, the journey began. Five Sisters set off and arrived on 16 February in Bombay, where they received a hearty welcome from Bishop Steins. There the Sisters heard for the first time that they were to work in Karachi, and that he would travel along with them very shortly.

Thus on March 13, 1862, the five Daughters of the Cross first set foot on the sandy soil of Sindh, and immediately began their apostolate to the people of Karachi.

On March 18, school began with ten pupils; gradually the number of pupils increased. A new building was built, and inside the foundation stone was placed an elaborate inscription hoping that the building raised above it "might be the home whence good morals and sound learning may be diffused throughout this town and the Province of Sindh."

In 1863 a new group of Sisters arrived. In 1869 an upper storey was added to the Convent, providing accommodation for the boarders and from January 1871 the institution was known as St. Joseph's Covent. After many years in 1951 the college was built.

After the new St. Patrick's Church was built, the Convent acquired the use of the old Church, which was rebuilt into the present fine Hall, with a built-in stage. 1901 saw the building of the present Convent Chapel with the classrooms below. The roof of this was torn off six months later in a violent cyclone that swept over Karachi.

In 1911, St. Patrick's and St. Joseph's held their golden jubilee with a combined P.T. display and the performance of a play, William Tell, in the G.P. Hall. That year five pupils, Ethel Raymond, Annie Rodrigues, Eugene Nunes, Mary Lastellino and Mary D'Souza, appeared for their Matriculation Examination, and all passed. Ethel Raymond passed 2nd in Sindh and won a scholarship.

In 1958 the swimming pool was closed and transformed into the Lourdes House, and in 1965 a part of the garden saw the raising of the present Primary Block. With the creation of Pakistan a new challenge was thrown to the Sisters. The people who migrated to Pakistan were looking for schools for their children and the Sisters responded generously, stretching their capacity to the limit. Today the school has more than 2000 pupils on its rolls. The School enjoys a good reputation and is much in demand among the citizens of Karachi.

It has successfully built a large library.

Libya Lithuania Luxembourg Macau

A view of exotic stamps

All these countries are famous in their own right.
This image is taken from a book.

Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland , India

A selection of ancient stamps from four countries

These stamp images are taken from a stamp book.
As you already know most of these stamps are ancient and hard to get.All these stamps are from a previous era.

Endangered birds of India

A scene of four birds

Awareness can increase the love of birds and wildlife.Here is a chance to support birds.
You can request for this sheet.

Red Panda of India

A set of three stamps inside.

As much as the real red panda is rare so even this sheet is rare.
Let me know if you still need this sheet,

Ladakh and Kutch Equines

An example of domestic equine

Here is an example of two sturdy pack animals.If you need this sheet let  me know.

Architectural Heritage of India

A chance to see a marvellous sheet

Here is a new mint sheet.Let me know if you desire this sheet.

Australia Fish Stamps

Adorable fish

Certainly I have more of these stamps.These are just the samples.

Fish and Reed Stamps

A selection of unique stamps

These stamps are unique that they are setenant stamps.However these stamps were issued very early around 1990..

Malaysia Animals 1979

Animals of yesteryears

These animal marvels on stamps were released in 1979.I remember as child getting letters with some of these stamps even in 1984.These stamps were a mainstay for a very long time.
I am given to understand that there is a High value Monkey stamp in this set.I might have the monkey stamp safely hidden .So now to get the monkey stamp scanned is the next task.

Malaysian Birds 1965

Certainly these are ancient stamps.I just do not have the lower two stamps.I hope to get them soon.

Malaysia Wildlife Stamps

A tribute to wildlife

As much as wildlife is rare, so these stamps are equally rare.I have some of them.I do trade some of these pieces based on availability.Please contact me for trade details.

Queen Elizabeth and Mother Teresa