Coolgardie Cycle Express Co.

Limited edition centenary stamps.

Available now for immediate purchase.
We have just come into possession of a pristine collection of authentic centenary editions of the postage stamps used by the coolgardie cycle express Co.

We have decided to give you the chance to purchase a full set of these amazing historic and increasingly scarce stamps for an absolute discount price of only $49 $39. 

These are authentic centenary editions and we only have a very limited supply. We encourage interested parties to purchase as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Upon payment we will send out to you the centenary editions of the following stamps:

• 1/- Cycle Express Cycle. 

• 2/- Coolgardie Camel.

• 5/- Coolgardie Camel.

• 6^d Coolgardie Camel.

• 6^d Lake Lefroy Swan.

These are quality Cinderellas and are becoming increasingly rare. In my long time buying and collecting stamps I have never seen another copy.  Click on this link to view the stamps up close.

Pay only $39 by Pay Pal now and we will have a full set in the mail for you within 2 working days of notification.

A genuine slice of Australian history. Even if you don't collect Stamps you will want to own a set of these handsome stamps. We believe the value of these stamps, often known as Cinderellas will appreciate in value, a great investment opportunity. The original editions from the 19th century are now some of the rarest stamps in existence and are highly sought after by collectors and investors, costing many thousands. These official, limited run centenary editions of these stamps are becoming increasingly scarce and should take a place in any serious philatelist's collection.

History buffs, collectors, investors, we urge you to purchase soon before our limited supply runs out completely. This is a strictly short term offer. 

Want to know more about the coolgardie cycle express Company and these stamps? Click here for more information. 

Gold was discovered near Coolgardie in 1892 and gold fever soon struck with the area growing to well over 20, 000 people in only a few years. The government was unable to keep up with the sudden progress and private postal services soon appeared to help carry messages around the goldfields. 

Stamps were produced for use on these services and have been collectible ever since they first became known to the outside world in 1896 with the publication of a letter in the Australian Philatelist, 

"As these mails will be discontinued in a few months, owing to the Government running camel and horse mails, (these stamps) will serve as a souvenir of a service that has had no small share in the opening up of the field and bringing together the prospectors and capitalists"

These historic centenary editions of the original stamps evoke the spirit of the goldfields in Western Australia and should be an important addition to any serious collection.