• Roy Simpson’s Machin Blog which covers current events in the Machin world as well as other useful information and identification tips. He goes over some topics that are not covered elsewhere on the web. Since it’s a blog, you can add your own comments or questions. Highly Recommended!
  
  
• A glorious display of all 400+ face-different Machins.
  
  
• Machins galore at Robin Harris’ comprehensive Machin web site
  Be sure to see his Machin timeline and his organized list of Machin colors
  
  
• Machin Stamp Collecting is Bob Hunt’s brief history and description of the Machins
  
  
• MachinBase is a computer program designed especially for Machin collectors
  
  
• Jonz Stamping Ground has information on several aspects of Machins, including the Millennium Machin (and how to distinguish the work of the three printers), coils, overprints and underprints, and forgeries
  
  
• GB Machins by Roy Simpson, a very comprehensive review of all the subtleties of the Machins, includes a Q&A section
  
  
• My Machin Collection is a description by an unnamed collector Note: There are some errors in the detailed information presented here
  
  
• Stampprinters.info has a lot of information about printers as well as other printing-related topics. Besides information on each of the printers that has produced Machins, there are several interesting articles for Machin collectors, including one titled “The Genesis of the Machin Design.”
  
  

Machin information elsewhere on GBStamps.com

• The GBCC interview with Machin expert Douglas Myall
  
  
• The GBCC interview with designer Jeffery Matthews
  
  
• The GBCC interview with Machin dealers John and Tina Carlson
  
  
• The GBCC interview with Machin exhibitor Tony Walker
  
  
• Domestic postage rates during the Machin Era to 2006
  
  
• Domestic postage rates starting with the change to PiP in 2006
  
  
• Rates to the United States during the Machin Era to 2000
  
  
• All international rates starting in 2000
  
  
• Also check the Machin news page for articles relating to Machins

Last update: January 15, 2008
Copyright © 2003 by Larry Rosenblum