Stamps, Postcards & Ephemera

 

Our Stamps, Postcards and Ephemera department is overseen by our highly renown specialist Michael Bowles, Michael has over fifty years experience in the antiques trade. We feature stamps, postcards and ephemera as a sub-section of our long-established quarterly Collectors auctions with approximately 200-400 lots offered each sale. This is an often overlooked field of collecting and many households have valuable caches of material which they are unaware of. Whether it is individual lots or large private owner collections, we can offer a perfect context for sale. 

 

Our Specialists


Regular valuation days are held by our specialists. To learn more, please get in touch with us, or fill out the online form to ask about the value of your items.

Lewis Rabett
Head of Collectors Department


T: 01206 754754
E: lewis@reemandansie.com

Michael Bowles
Collectables Consultant


T: 01206 754754
E: auctions@reemandansie.com

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Want to know how much your Stamps, Postcards & Ephemera may be worth? Fill out our valuation form and a member of the team will be in touch with your free advice shortly.

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News & Articles


 

Rare A. A. Milne Letter to E. H. Shepard – Revealing Unpublished “Pooh Clock” Inscription

A charming and historically significant letter written by A. A. Milne to his longtime collaborator and illustrator E. H. Shepard, revealing a previously unseen glimpse into the creative world of the Pooh books, will be offered for sale by Reeman Dansie auctioneers of Colchester on the 18th of March.

14/03/2026

Nurses, Nuns and Nazis - A tale of capture and escape from war torn France 

Reeman Dansie are pleased to announce the sale by auction of a remarkable Second World War archive belonging to a nurse who bravely served during the fall of France, Miss Mary Edytha Darby. 

14/03/2026

Colchester ‘time capsule’ album emerges after 100 years

A fine Colchester archive compiled during the First World War has emerged over 100 years after it was compiled.

14/03/2026