Directory of Africa Resources

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This category contains sites for organizations which support collectors specializing in stamps, covers, and other philatelic material from a specific country or group of territories in Africa.

Resources in This Category

• Ascension Study Circle

  http://www.stampdomain.com/ascension/
  Worldwide confederation of collectors of Ascension Island postage stamps publishes quarterly newsletter and manages member auctions.

• Egypt Study Circle

  http://www.egyptstudycircle.org.uk/
  Members of London-based organization study Egyptian philatelic materials.

• Ethiopian Philatelic Society

  http://ethiopianphilatelicsociety.weebly.com/
  Club encourages the collection of stamps and postal history from the African nation.

• Liberian Philatelic Society

  http://www.liberiastamps.org/
  Organization supports collectors of stamps from African nation.

• Philatelic Society for Greater Southern Africa

  http://www.psgsa.org/
  Group focuses on philately of more than 20 countries and former colonies in southern Africa, publishing reference books and a journal.

• Rhodesian Study Circle

  http://www.rhodesianstudycircle.org.uk/
  Group promotes the study of stamps used in the territories and colonies that became modern Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi.

• St. Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha Philatelic Society

  http://www.shatps.org/
  Group specializes in the stamps and postal history of the islands of the South Atlantic, publishing a quarterly newsletter and references.

• West Africa Study Circle

  http://www.wasc.org.uk/
  International society focuses on postal history, stamps, and postal stationery of nations and colonies in West Africa.

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