Surnames: K

KGV Study Circle, KGV Varieties [S] 1(10)127

Kaiserman, David 2d Jubilee 'GOVT. PARCELS' Variety [S] 57(6)142

— 4d Vermilion varieties [S] 50(3)71

— 1867 5s Plate 2 – Imperforate? [S] 59(2)45

— Downey Head 1d Die 1a Perf. 14 – The Latest Chapter [M] 52(3)71

— Downey Head 1d Die 1a Perf. 14 [M] 50(6)133

— Free First Day Cover of the new Edward VIII stamps [M] 55(2)35

— KEVII 2d – Flaw on 'T' of 'POSTAGE' [S] 55(5)107

— KGV Block Cypher 2d – date of issue [N] 34(6)117

— KGV Varieties [M] 51(6)138

— Manchester 'Within Weight' [M] 61(3)64

— What's Special About 14 September 1923? [S] 57(3)61

— Ye Jubilee Poftal Karde [N] 34(6)115

Kaltwasser, Walter 100th Anniversary of the 1d Red [S] 41(5)102

Kearsley, Bryan Bradbury's 2s 6d Seahorse Shades [C] 50(3)72

— De La Rue's 10s Blues [L] 47(6)124

— Diplomatic Bag Labels: More Exciting Discoveries [L] 53(4)73

— Discovering 2s 6d Seahorses [L] 46(4)75

— Discovering 5s & 10s Seahorses [L] 45(5)106

— Discovering £1 Seahorses [L] 44(5)97

— Disputed Jersey Postmark [L] 46(1)4

— Even More Seahorse Discoveries [M] 44(6)141

— The Fascination of Early Diplomatic Bag Labels [L] 49(2)30

— KGV Seahorses – Yet More Discoveries [L] 44(2)25

— The Many Shades of De La Rue's 2s 6d [L] 47(4)86

— More Seahorse Notes [L] 46(1)9

— New Revelations about Bradbury's 2s 6d Seahorses [L] 50(2)34

— Seahorses Revisited [L] 39(3)52

— Shades of Confusion [M] 49(4)86

— Those Cambridge Blues [M] 42(4)76

— Those Magnificent Diplomatic Bag Labels [L] 49(5)109

Kearton‑Gee, Kerry Die 2 Alphabet 3 'O' Flaws [S] 40(5)89

Kegg, Gordon 1911 Downey Head 1d Die 1b with 'Wattses' underprint (N8) [S] 53(6)122

— KEVII 1½d – Identifying Original Coated Paper [M] 61(2)25

— King Edward VII 1d Shades [L] 48(5)105

— King George V 1d Shades [L] 49(3)49

— King George V Royal Cypher ½d Shades [L] 52(2)36

Kent, Guy 1857 4d Rose on Thick Glazed Paper, Variety wmk Large Garter Inverted [N] 37(5)98

Kenton, Phil KEVII 2s 6d on Registered and Insured Cover [S] 56(5)110

— Mail 'by British' to and from Latin America c. 1800‑1880 [M] 31(2)32

Kewley, Leslie Double‑ring datestamps with star [N] 30(3)58

Kibby, Scott De La Rue Machins: Transitional Printings 2002‑2007 [L] 59(1)3

— A New Machin Proof? [L] 52(6)121

— Seel and (Maybe) Ye Shall Find – A New Archer [M] 50(6)129

Kim, E. Perfecting the 1878 Dies [M] 14(1)17

Kinabrew, J. M. Control Numbers and Plates of the KGV 6d SH Printings 1913‑33 [M] 23(1)3

— Plates and Controls of the Block Cypher 5d‑1s [M] 26(5)82

— Plating and Controls of the Block Cypher 4d [S] 27(4)69

— Some Further Thoughts on Plating Single Control Stamps [S] 14(4)79

King, Maurice An Enigmatic 17th Century Postmark [M] 11(3)48

King, Richard KEVII 1d Variety on R2/12 [S] 48(4)90

Kirk, A. J. 1d Red Plate Numbers – How were the Letters Entered? [M] 23(4)50

— A. I. Matthews [S] 32(1)20

— The back of the book [S] 29(1)14

— The Bishop Mark [M] 27(5)90

— The Channel Islands [S] 25(5)81

— Circular Delivery and Oxford College Stamps [S] 26(2)21

— Collecting Line Engraved on a Small Budget [S] 2(6)68

— Date of issue of embossed stamps [N] 27(5)97

— Display 16 September 1989 [S] 28(1)1

— Displays at the AGM – 21 May 1988 [S] 26(4)80

— Flesh on the Bare Bones of History [S] 11(6)115

— Great Britain Errors and Varieties [S] 27(3)46

— A Guide to the Machins [S] 28(4)87

— Guided Tour of Newspaper Stamps [M] 27(1)19

— Interesting Letter [M] 24(5)66

— An Interesting Postmark [M] 29(5)85

— An interesting postmark [S] 30(1)20

— J. Silkin, FRPSL [S] 29(5)81

— KEVIII Varieties [S] 11(2)24

— KEVIII Varieties [S] 12(2)44

— KEVIII Varieties [S] 12(6)131

— KEVIII ½d Control Numbers [S] 11(1)20

— King Edward VII Penny and its Postal Use [M] 26(3)43

— Late Fee v Too Late [S] 4(8)111

— London Inland and District Postmarks of 1844 [M] 24(4)58

— London Postal History and the Royal Navy [S] 27(3)47

— More KEVIII [S] 15(1)19

— Morocco Agencies – 17 September 1988 [S] 27(1)18

— The Newspaper Tax Stamps [L] 6(7)120

— Open Meeting on 20 February 1988 [S] 26(4)77

— The Partington Receiving House Mark [S] 7(4)46

— Penny Lilac – 'Inverted' Control Letter X [S] 30(4)69

— Perforations of the KEVIII Booklet Panes [S] 10(2)27

— Postal History – Where will it end? [S] 25(5)81

— Postal History of London 1663-1900 [M] 32(2)32

— Postmarks of the London Inland Office [S] 5(3)45

— The President's Display – King George V [S] 25(2)21

— The President's Display [N] 26(2)22

— The President's Display [S] 27(3)45

— The President's Guest – 16 April 1988 [S] 26(4)80

— The President's Guest [S] 25(4)62

— QEII – Before and After Decimalisation [S] 25(4)61

— QEII 'Castle' stamps 1955‑1970 [S] 28(1)2

— The Reign of Queen Victoria [N] 29(1)13

— Review: Dagnall, The Taxes on Knowledge [R] 30(3)54

— Stamp PK, Plate 139 [N] 26(4)76

— Stampex Meeting on 5 March 1988 [S] 26(4)78

— Surface Printed Issues of 1880‑1884 [N] 26(2)22

— Were 1d Blacks on Sale Before 6 May 1840? [S] 28(4)78

Kirkbride, Martin A Thousand Penny Blacks: A Study of their Scarcity, Quality and Value [L] 57(4)73

Kirkham, John B. KEVII 1d 'Blood Red' [N] 33(2)40

Klempka, Edward The Dollis Hill Find – An Amplification [S] 52(1)23

Knight, David 1d Machin Bisect [S] 46(4)95

— Review: Dagnall, Marking of Textiles for Excise & Customs Duty [R] 34(4)78

— Review: SG Great Britain Concise Stamp Catalogue, 11th edn. [R] 34(4)78

Korel, Georges Stamps of GB [S] 2(7)86

Kristensen, F. A. Forgotten Varieties [S] 16(4)74

Kristensen, J. A. Unaccepted Designs for the 1935 Silver Jubilee Issue [M] 18(6)124

Kuiper, L. How Many for How Much [S] 1(3)34