Exploring Arnold Machin: The Stamp of the Month and GIVEAWAY

Join That Dad Guy in this month’s exciting episode as we dive into the fascinating world of postal history! This month, we’re shining a spotlight on Arnold Machin, a renowned artist whose work has left a lasting impact on stamp design. Discover the story behind Machin's iconic designs, including the famous Machin series, and learn why his contributions are so significant to collectors and philatelists alike.

In this video, we’ll explore:
- The life and career of Arnold Machin
- The artistic techniques he employed in his stamp designs
- The historical context of his work and its relevance today
- Tips for collectors on how to appreciate and value Machin stamps
- plus exciting GIVEAWAY

Whether you’re a seasoned stamp collector or just curious about postal history, this episode is packed with insights and fun facts! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on all things stamps with That Dad Guy!

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Correction the machins were used from 1967-2022 not 1967-1922 as stated at the 9:36 time of the video lol

[MaryWorrest]

Thank you for the short history lesson on Arnold Machin’s work! I have already gone to the website you mentioned to download the machin guide. I really enjoy your videos. Have a wonderful year coming up.

[akosszabo]

Always loved machins in my collection, especially putting them all next to each other, in order...so colorful 😄 Arnold did an amazing job with that portrait

[donnamariemiller]

Finding out that Arnold Machin was the creator of the stamp with Queen Elizabeth on it, is amazing. There's always something new that I learn about stamps all the time.

[TheWhywetellthestory]

Thanks for the history lesson, I didn't know who made those Queen Elizabeth stamps. Arnold's legacy lives on.

[mailartlover]

Thank you for talking about the amazing work of Arnold Machin, I love those stamps.

[stephenmccavour]

Great viseo on ARNOLD Machin and the Machin stamps. Thanks!

[GarryRobertson]

Thanks to Arnold for many hours of searching through stamps featuring his design to find as many variations as I can.

[josephsunderland]

Thanks for sharing such an interesting video about Arnold Machin and his contribution to stamp collections.

[bobnovak]

Hi Rob, very knowledgeable feature on the history of Machins. Thank you, Arnold. BobN in Illinois

[kozzackkelt]

Thank you for another interesting philatelic video. A lot of good info. about Mr. ARNOLD Machin and his art!

[Wolfmancollectibles]

Arnold Machin design on the stamps was and still is a beautiful creation, I have found a bunch of those stamps and I have them in an English tea tin with the Queen on the tin!

[Smithscout]

I liked the history lesson on Arnold Machin it was very interesting and what a wonderful giveaway. Thank you Rob.

[stephenogier]

Happy New Year Rob!
Great presentation on the work of Machin - the creator of perhaps two of the very best portraits of the late Queen.

[MerzeyMarc]

That was a great presentation on Arnold Machin, I didn't know about the pottery side of his work. Thank you.

[Christopher-zfng]

I thought there was something wrong with me. Rewatched the video three times, then finally watch to the end like I usually do. OH there it is where the bloopers usually are. I didn't know his name was Arnold. Thank you

[mariolefebvre]

Bonne année bob..merci de nous faire découvrir le beau travaille de Arnold Machin

[mfp]

Happy New Year! 🎉 What a wonderful way to start the year by learning about Arnold Machin and his timeless designs. His work truly revolutionized stamp design and remains iconic to this day. Thanks for sharing such an inspiring and well-crafted video! 😊

[dougchiu]

I too found Arnold Machin stamps boring when they were first released but they grow on you.

[martstar]

I certainly have some of Arnold Machin's designs in my collection, but because there's so many, im not sure i know where to start in organising them. Jennings has done a great job in creating a similar one for Charles.

[KevinYeryar]

Great video of Arnold Machin. Also if you listen closely when your quoting years you say 1967-1922 instead of 2022. I maybe wrong but I did listen to it twice. Keep them coming. 😊😊😊