Renniks Stamps of Australia 17th Edition is Australia’s best selling philatelic guide.

This comprehensive guide to Australian stamps, now in its 17th edition, covers issues all the way up to 31/12/2020.

With 320 pages, 3,800 images and 18,000+ valuations, this book is a valuable reference for both the experienced collector and casual browser.

170mm x 245mm x 20mm (B5 size)

The 17th edition has been fully revised, and now includes values for both gummed and self-adhesive stamps.

New catalogue numbers are used to allow for variations, as well as new suffixes to differentiate the type of stamp in the catalogue.

The book includes a comprehensive table with description of suffixes in the book.

Contains

Postage Stamps in Australia

Watermarks, Perforations

Colonial Stamps of Australia

New South Wales Colonial Stamps

Queensland Colonial Stamps

South Australia Colonial Stamps

Tasmania Colonial Stamps

Victoria Colonial Stamps

Western Australia Colonial Stamps

Australian Predecimal Stamps 1913-1936

Kangaroo and King George V Series (includes varieties & OS Official Stamps)

Australian Predecimal Stamps 1914-1966

British Commonwealth Occupation Force

Australian Decimal Stamps 1966 to 31/12/2020

Decimal Currency

Frama Vending Machine Labels

Australian Antarctic Territory 1957 to 31/12/2020

Norfolk Island 2017 to 31/12/2020

Philatelic Numismatic Covers

Philatelic Medallion Covers

This publication is a concise catalogue showing current values, at the date of publication, Australian and Australian Antarctic Territory postage stamps.

General information on each issue is given but not specialised details – perforations, watermarks, method of printing etc.

Major changes include:

bigger size of the book, previously A5, now 30% bigger to B5

updated, corrected and improved images

updated pricing

additional introductory pages

additional descriptions and relevant information

Additional value columns for Gummed and Self Adhesive stamps of the same type

Changed catalogue numbers. This was no easy decision, but after reviewing the sheer volume of changes and additions, it was clearly the only way to go.