I am a collector of many interests and collect various countries and topics.
I also collect various cigarettes of the world, not only stamps.
PROFILE
Author:Wrlz
Action certified using browsers for Macintosh Internet Explorer 5.1 or later: recommended Mozzila or Netscape: almost suitable Opera: almost suitable OS except Mac OS: I did not confirm Font size must be smaller than 100%. Welcome to the world of Philately and Tobaccoes. I can help you with the stamps, FDCs, MCs and booklets of North Korea not listed in Scott if anybody is interested in.
FDCs of "Commemoration of Historic Pyongyang Meeting and Inter-Korean Summit Talks" available. Click to enlarge.
FDC of perf.; $4.00 FDC of imperf.; $10.00 Please add $2.00 postage.
My name "Wrlz" reads"o-wa-las" and it means "It Does Exist" on the other hand "YHWH" in the Bible means "I become (Lord)". The pronuciation is close to the French word "Voila(there is)". mail(please remove the excessive @ to prevent spams)
Favorites Philately(collecting stamps, stationey, cancellations etc.), pipe tobacco and Progressive rock(I like "yes" very much). I also collect various cigarettes of the world, not only stamps.
1976:Removed to Athens. My mother says I was speaking Greek but I don't remember...
1977:Removed to Papua New Guinea.
1978:Returned to Tokyo.
1978:I got my first stamp. It was a stamp of Okinawa with a face value in US$. This stamp very much charmed me and I started collecting stamps.
1980:My mother brought me to a church and I became a Christian but I don't believe in God... My middle name is "Isaac". 1983:Removed to Itabashiku from Mitakaku. Dec.1986:Removed to Ireland and learnt English.
Apr.1989:Removed to Athens.
Dec.1989:Returned to Japan.
Apr.1990:Became a high school student in Saitama, and started oil paintings.
1991: My friend introduced me Hark Rock and Progressive Rock.
Apr.1993:Went to Waseda University and learnt silk screens in the art party.
June 1994:I published my first book. 1994:I started smoking.
1994-1996:Worked for a company of Audio Visual.
1995:Started collecting stamps of PRO China.
1996:Started collecting stamps of DPR Korea.
1997:Printing business.
1998:Bought my first computer and started internet.
Apr.1998:Studied Korean for one year.
Aug.2000:My first entry to a philatelic exhibition-"Let's enjoy Korean stamps"-prize number 4.
2001:I started collecting the stamps of former USSR countries.
1-7 Aug.2001: PHILANIPPON'01, my first entry to an international philatelic exhibition.
2002:Bought a new machine, Macintosh G4 with 1.12GB Ram.
2003:Removed to Itabashiku from Nerimaku.
2004:I met a ferret and brought him home. His name is "Regle".
2008:- I think I have to improve and perfect of equipment with Macintosh G5 in the future. Colour laser printer is one of the thing I want with my job.
Dr.Taizo Maeda, the master of DPR Korea(North Korea)'s philately spurred me to publish a new edition of Korean stamps. About 5 years ago, I have published a monochrome catalogue The Greatest State,
but this time, he suggested to publish it in CD-ROM and I think it is a very good idea.
He also suggested me that "The catalogue must be written in English".. I decided to make a complete database of stamps, FDCs, stationery and booklets after the economic blockade against DPR Korea_in full colour. I have started preparing the catalogue. Please have a look at http://www1.linkclub.or.jp/~tzdr/dprkpage001.html.
My catalogue lists not only stamps but FDCs, cancellations, stationery and data of designers also. I wish if I could make a catalogue better than MICHEL in the future...
CD-Rs are sold in a very low price today, I can offer one catalogue in less than $5.00. As DPR Korea use their own "Juche" calendar, I am planning to make a catalogue up to Juche 100(A.D.2011) for a start.
I received a cover of Frame-stamps from a friend whom I met at mixi SNS.
I don't know a lot about Beatles but love Rock music very much. An FDC of DPR Korea(North Korea), New year's stamp of Juche96(A.D.2007), after the economic blockade(imperf.).
Very rare... As for the Hakoniwa R.A. netgame, the whole island is ruined by missiles but I succeeded in launching an artificial satellite again.
Population: 850,200 Balance: 68,500,000,000Yen Farmhouses: 340,000 are working Foodstuff: 2,001,900tons Farmhouses: 420,000 is working Factories: 587,000 can work Stope: 35,000 can work unemployed:-22.56% poultry farm: 31,770,000 cattle What I smoked today Cigarette echo: 1 cig
I received a mail from my German friend who was transferred to Edinburgh. He told me that he has to study for PhD and furthermore, needs help in the Japanese language. This is the brief explanation of Kanji, Hiragana and katakana I made very quickly for him.
We used to have a sound of "yi" till the end of the Heian era but don't have now. As for the Hakoniwa R.A. netgame, I have launched an artificial satellite.
Population: 942,800 Balance: 170,400,000,000Yen Foodstuff: 4,024,300tons Farmhouses: 452,000 are working Factories:578,000 can work Stope: 35,000 can work unemployed:-12.16% poultry farm:25,270,000 cattle
The tax rate is 8% now. I've just received a new lot of North Korean stamps after the economic blockade.
Scott once listed a part of DPR Korea's stamps but I don't know how this will work in the new edition. I've bought J-O of 2005 edition.
The first Kumgang was classified in its own way but the 2005 edition does not mention that reprints of these stamps have gum.
The varieties of "Anniversary of liberation from Japan" are listed.
The 2005 edition lists the stamps up to 1982 but the "Birth of Prince William of Wales" overprints are insufficient in their classification.
It has to list both blue and gold overprints on perf. and imperf., both blue and gold overprints on miniature sheets and souvenir sheets. This is the complete collection of mine. Click to enlarge.
