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One policy of the Friends of the Western Philatelic Library is to inform members about the availability of duplicate material . One such service is the extraction of 'tear sheets ' from various journals. These are pages on a single subject area extracted from journals, newspapers, pamphlets, etc., going back many years. Tear sheets are loaded with information. Wherever possible pages from several sources on the same subject are combined to provide comprehensive coverage of the subject, such as when an article is augmented or refuted by a letter-to-the-editor, or subsequent articles on the same subject appear in the same or separate sources. Some of these sheets are from the original journal printings, where possible, otherwise they are photo copies. The compiling of these sheets is done by volunteers and the cost charged is set to cover copying costs only. Any surplus funds received from sales help with operational expenses and toward acquisitions for the WPL which it could not otherwise obtain. WPL has published lists of tear sheets for years in its newsletter, The Bay Phil, usually alternating U.S. subjects and foreign lists in every other issue. This is the first time all the lists for the past four years have been brought together into a coordinated publication for easy searching of specialized subjects. This is one of the cheapest ways for researchers to search specific areas covering many years past. Good hunting!

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2. Title or Description of Article
3. Author
4. Number of Pages
5. Year of Publication
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• 195 A Report on 78 Days of Army Airmail Service During 1934 . Hecht, Arthur 4 pp '69 .20
• 2532 A Stamp for Amelia Earhart (Scott C68) . Haines, Brook L . 2 pp ill '63 .30
• 196 Air Letter of Jean Blanchard - 1793 . Henhoeffer, George 10 pp ill '75 1 .50
• 197 Classic U.S. Airmail Cover . Silver, Philip 21 pp ill '79 3 .00
• 198 Look inside your cover for a story . Boughner, Fred 2 pp ill '76 .30
• 2557 My Favorite Cover (Lindbergh) . Bettencourt, Jack E . 1 p ill '76 .15
• 194 Mystery of Lost Earhart Plane in Transpacific Still Unsolved 30 Years Later . Gervais, Joseph 3 pp ill '67 .45
• 510 Our First Airmail Stamp - 1911 . Schoendorf, Robert 3 pp ill '69 .45
• 198 Someone wrote to the President (C3 on Airmail First Flight Cover, Autographed by President Woodrow Wilson) . Silver, Philip 5 pp ill '78 .75
• 509 The Trans-Atlantic Flight of Hillig & Hoiriis - June 24, 1931 . Joffe, Boris B . 5 pp ill '76 .75
• 508 U.S. Counterfeit Autographs on 1918 First Trip Covers . Goodkind, Henry M . 5 pp ill '79 5
• 197 1930 U.S. Graf Zeppelin Issue: A Calculation of the Unused stamps . Silver, Philip 7 pp '76 00
• 7425 A Month to Remember . (50th anniversary of first airmail service) . Chemi, J . 2 pp '68 0 .30
• 7251 A Pioneer Air Mail of 1914 . Schoendorf, R . 1 p '47 .15
• 7102 A Preachment to Cover Collectors . (Slogans and markings on early airmail covers .) Cutright, P .R . 2 pp '61 .30
• 3598 A Tale of Three Covers . Silver, P . 2 pp ill '82 .30
• 3770 Another Roessler-ism Revealed . Jiran, J .J . 1 p ill '77 .15
• 3708 Bill Boeing Builds an Aeroplane . Smith, C . E . 2 pp ill '57 .30
• 7060 Cause and Date . 6 Cent Airmail "Color Error ." (Scott C23) Rich, S .G . 2 pp ill '54 .30
• 3946 Chicago 's First Flight . Dermody, H . 4 pp ill '49 .60
• 7043 Cover Notes Success of U.S. Bomber 's Record-Flight Feat . (Longest supersonic flight-Tokyo to London, Oct . 16, 1963) . 1 p ill '64 .15
• 3570 F .B .I . Announces Another C3a Recovery And Philatelic Research Affirms Identity . 2 pp ill '83 .30
• 7375 Flight of China Clipper Riveted World 's Attention . Greene, F . 9 pp ill '86 1 .35
• 3549 Four Cent Air Mail Stamp . (Scott C 48) . 1 p ill '56 .15
• 3863 Golden Jubilee of Aviation . The Battle of the Stamps . (Scott C47) . Soendlin, C . 2 pp ill '53 .30
• 7401 In a Locket, or the Misadventure of Jenny . (Scott C3A) . Amick, G . 6 pp ill '85 .90
• 3771 My Cover is a Wrapper . (5/15/18 First Flight NY to Washington) . Silver, P . 1 p ill '77 .15
• 7268 Newly Discovered Documents Reveal Eight Airmail Invert Sheets Destroyed . (Scott C3a) . Amick, G . 2 pp ill '85 .30
• 3956 On the Record . U.S. Air Mail Service . (Scott C74) . Faries, B . 8 pp ill '70 1.20
• 3862 One of the Most Famous Stamps . the 24-Cent Inverted Center of 1918.
• Goodkind, H .M . 31 pp ill '56 4 .50
• 3965 Only 3 First Day Covers of C3-Dated 2 Days Before First Flight . Goodkind, H .M . 3 pp ill '61 .45
• 7419 Ovington Flies the Mail . A Photo Essay in Lantern Slides . Turner, C .J . 4 pp ill '80 .60
• 7250 Pan Am 59th Anniversary Polar Flight . Anasir, E .S . 1 p ill '77 .15
• 3873 Poor Publicity Preceded Release of 1939 Trans-Atlantic Air Mail . LaMarre, T . 1 p ill '89 .15
• 7485 Reprints of First 'Airmail Stamp ' Suspected . Cohn, E .M . 2 pp ill '91 .30
• 3537 The "Air Mail Via Cheyenne, Wyo ." Silver, P . 3 pp ill '82 .45
• 3888 The Park City Mail Plane Crash of 1929 . Winter, J .H . 3 pp ill '83 .45
• 7057 The Post Office Department 's Cooperation With Philately and the Air Mail Service . Glover, W .I . 6 pp ill '28 .90
• 3582 The United States Beacon Air Mail Stamp of 1928 . Silver, P . 2 pp ill '83 .30
• 3929 The 13-Cent Lindbergh Flight: Oddity and Explanation . (Scott 1710) . 1 p ill '83 .15
• 3622 Transatlantic Airmail . Singley, R .L . 41 pp ill '67 6 .15 spiral bound 10.00
• 3601 U.S. Air Mail Covers With Foreign Destinations . Silver, P . 3 pp ill '82 .45
• 7134 U.S. "Beacon" Air Mail Stamps on Commercial Cover . Silver, P . 2 pp ill '80 .30
• 3831 U.S. Pioneer Airmail Flights . A Checklist . Paganini, R . 5 pp '36 .75
• 7253 "Via Transatlantic Clipper, Dept Ruling 2 Complied With" 2 pp ill '85 .30
• 7361 Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk . Johnson, J .G . 4 pp ill '58 .60
• 3803 Writer Finds Another "Lost" Airmail Invert . Amick, G . 2 pp ill '86 .30
• 3603 Writer Sticks to C23c Story . 1 p ill '92 .15

UNITED STATES AIR MAIL – BALLOON MAIL

• 7436 Flight of the Buffalo Balloon . Seeman, B . 2 pp ill '72 .30

UNITED STATES AIR MAIL - DIRIGIBLE AND ZEPPELIN MAIL

• 3621 Historic Flight of the ZR3 . & Cards Spotlight ZR3 's Flight 40 Years Ago . Chemi, J .M . 3 pp ill '64 .15
• 3674 The Graf Zeppelin Visit to Chicago . (1933) Philately and Some Politics . Meyer, H .C . 2 pp ill '73 .30
• 7228 The ZR1 Shenandoah . Ganz, C . 3 pp ill '38 .45
• 7426 U.S. Varieties . 50 Cent Zeppelin "F" Plate Block . (Scott C18) . Sloane, G .B . 1 p '40 .15
• 3501 ZR54 Akron . Boss, W .O . & Ganz, C . 12 pp ill '83 1. 80
• 197A 1930 U.S. Graf Zeppelin Issue . Calculation of the Unused Stamps-A Sequel . Silver, P . 3 pp ill '80 .45

UNITED STATES ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS

• 3776 Broadsides . (Women designers of U.S. stamps) .Kaplan, J .1 p’77 .15

UNITED STATES ATLASES, MAPS AND GAZETTEERS

• 2561 Philatelic Tour of Philadelphia . Maas, John2 pp ill’76 .30

UNITED STATES AUCTIONS – NAMED SALES – FRANKLIN

• 3495 The Franklin Sale .Herst, H .2 ppill’87 .30

UNITED STATES BISECTS & FRACTIONAL USES

• 170 Bisected Stamps: the Postal Laws and Regulations .Graham, Richard B .4 pp ill ’74 .60
• 3544 U.S. Bisected Provisionals of 1925 .Miller, M .7 pp’301 .00

UNITED STATES BLOCKS – INSCRIPTION BLOCKS

• 3790 Collecting Mr . Zips .Townsend, H .R .2 ppill’77 .30

UNITED STATES BOOKLETS AND MINIPACKS

• 193 Dummy Booklets: Vending Machine Experimentals .Zieler, Larry C .5 pp ill’76 .75
• 164 U.S. Test Coils and Dummy Booklets .Boerger, Alfred G .2 pp ill’77 .30
• 7427 Booklet Pane Production Switches to "B" Press .Gulka, J .1 pill’83 .15

UNITED STATES CACHETS

• 3729 Abraham Lincoln Illustrated Envelopes and Letter Paper, 1860-65 . Milgram, J .W . 5 pp ill '85 .75
• 3769 'Anti-Lincoln ' Patriotic Envelopes . Malpass, G .N . 4 pp ill '59 .60
• 3869 Early Confederate Patriotic Covers . Dukeshire, T .S . 4 pp ill '59 .60
• 3778 Patriotic Covers of World War II . Newton, F .N . 3 pp ill '51 .45
• 3990 "Postmasters Whims" . (Cachets used on U.S. 20th century covers) . Konikoff, L . 2 pp ill '58 .30
• 7026 Propaganda and Campaign Envelopes . Wierenga, T . 1 p '72 .15
• 3868 Publishers and Vendors of Civil War Patriotic Envelopes . Malpass, G .N . 12 pp ill '52 1.80
• 3702 Some Early Patriotics . Marsh, R . 6 pp ill '50 .90

UNITED STATES - CARRIER’S ISSUES

• 236 A Note about Charleston (SC) Carrier Stamp .Nielsen, J . V .3 pp ill’67 .45
• 7397 Eagle Carrier Used in Kensington . (Scott L02) .Perry, E .2 ppill ’46 .30
• 7362 The Plating of the City Dispatch Post Stamps 1842-1850 .Levi, F .S .15 ppill ’55 2 .25

UNITED STATES CENSORED MAIL

• 481 Censored Mail to Hawaii - WWII 1941-1945 .Gill, Charles C .3 pp il ’75 .45

UNITED STATES CERTIFIED MAIL

• 3758 Certified Mail .Gitlow, S .4 ppil l ’80 .60 7377 Short-lived Stamp Promoted U.S. Certified Mail Service .Murphy, E.B.4 ppil ’86 .60

UNITED STATES CHRISTMAS SEALS

• 3591 A Christmas Tradition. Bissell, E.P. 1 p '44 .15
• 7441 Changes in U.S. Economy Affected Seal Sales. Hotchner, J.M. 2 pp ill '94 .30
• 3930 Christmas Seals: A Gift of Hope. Dague, W.E. 5 pp ill '84 .75
• 7442 Collecting Christmas Seals Tied to Covers. Pelosi, A.A. 2 pp ill '94 .30
• 7058 Local Christmas Seals. Kinkead, W.L. 3 pp '29 .45
• 3592 The 1944 Christmas Seals. 1 p ill '44 .15
• 7216 Thirty-one Years After. Bissell, E.P. 1 p '38 .15
• 7215 1938 Christmas Seals. 2 pp ill '38 .30

UNITED STATES - CIVIL WAR

• 257 Civil War Patriotic Valentine with Carrier Usage . AP 3 pp ill '71 .45
• 1074 Count Zeppelin 's Experience in America 's Civil War . Schoendorf, Robert 4 pp ill '76 .60
• 397 Redemption of Civil War Revenues . Trettin, Kenneth 3 pp ill '77 .45
• 369 "Ship 3" Rate of the Civil War . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill '70 .25
• 228 The Civil War: Federal Occupation of Florida . Graham, Richard B . 4 pp ill '72 .60
• 241 The Civil War Soldier 's Letter: Usually Misunderstood, Misidentified, or Misdescribed . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill '69 .45
• 437 The Fall of New Orleans . Milgram, James W . 3 pp ill '75 .45
• 217 U.S. Ship Markings of the Civil War . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill '70 .45
• 3957 A Checklist . 'Rose ' and 'Panorama ' Envelopes of the Civil War . Malpass, G .N . 13 pp ill '53 1 .95
• 7237 All is Not Fair in Love and War . Stromberg, W .H . 3 pp ill '86 .45
• 3662 Bull Run or the First Battle of Manassas… . Milgram, J .W . 3 pp ill '61 .45
• 3651 Civil War Centenary . Newton, F .N . 5 pp ill '61 .75
• 7242 Civil War News From Annapolis . 1 p ill '79 .15
• 3755 Civil War Patriotic Flag Designs . Malpass, G .N . 8 pp ill '51 1 .20
• 3793 Clara Barton and the Civil War Parole Camp at Annapolis, MD MacBride,V.D. 3 pp ill '60 .45
• 3641 Collecting Civil War Patriotics . Malpass, G .N . 11 pp ill '45 1 .65
• 7062 Depot Prisoners of War . Johnson 's Island, Ohio . Wilkinson, R .M . 19 pp ill '54 2 .50
• 7031 Fort Sumter 1861-1865 . Malpass, G .N . 5 pp ill '61 .75
• 7098 Fractional Paper Money . Private Issues of the Civil Way Period . Craighead, E .S . 3 pp '54 .45
• 3958 John Brown, Postmaster . Stutler, B .B . 7 pp ill '53 1 .00
• 3890 Letter to a Ship . Evans, W .I . 3 pp ill '83 .45
• 7316 "Mails Suspended ." Mitchell, M . 11 pp ill '83 1 .65
• 7103 Patriotics: 'Anti Confederate ' Overprints . Malpass, G .N . 4 pp ill '55 .60
• 7476 Prisoner of War Covers . Civil War Prisons in or Near New York City .
• I . Davids and Harts Islands . MacBride, V.D. 10 pp ill '53 1 .50
• 7205 Prisoner-of-war Covers of Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, Mass . MacBride, V.D. 17 pp ill '49 2 .50
• 7084 Recommendations of the Civil War Centennial Commission for Stamps to Commemorate Battles and Leaders of that War . Brush, M .W . 3 pp ill '60 .45
• 3557 Restoration of Postal Service in the South . Norona, D . 1 p '34 .15
• 3518 The Battle of Shiloh . Milgram, J .W . 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 7339 The Bestors of Baltimore . A Civil War Correspondence . Milgram, J .W . 27 pp ill '73 3 .00
• 7387 The Louisville "Due 3" Markings of 1861 . Hargest, G .E . 2 pp ill '47 .30
• 3590 The Southern Express Company During the Civil War . Antrim, E . 4 pp ill '45 .60
• 7085 The 'Swamp Angel . ' Malpass, G .N . 2 pp ill '55 .30
• 7477 The U.S. Dead Letter Office and the Civil War . Graham, R .B . 12 pp ill '83 1 .80
• 7032 The Union 's Naval Might Sank the South . Stromberg, W .H . 6 pp ill '86 .90
• 3519 The Use of Stamps in Teaching Learning History . (The Civil War) Rollins, S .G . 4 pp ill '72 .60

UNITED STATES - CIVIL WAR - The CONFEDERACY

• 230 Confederate Steamboat Usages . AP 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 429 Current Prices of Confederate Stamps, 1887 . STAMPS 1 p '70 .15
• 2543 General Albert Pike . Lemley, Harry J . 6 pp ill '63 .90
• 526 General Armistead and his Virginians . Lemley, Harry J . 4 pp ill '63 .60
• 2639 General Harris and his 19th Mississippi Volunteers . Lemley, Harry J . 3 pp ill '64 .45
• 524 General Imboden Forwards a letter to Stonewall . Lemley, Harry J . 2 pp ill '63 .30
• 2512 General Pettigrew (Scholar & Soldier) . Lemley, Harry J . 4 pp ill '62 .60
• 2505 Inside Can Count ("Stickney" Letters) . Scruggs, J . Hubert 2 pp ill '61 .30
• 436 Insight into the Postal Operations of Nashville . Palazolo, Jerry S . 2 pp '70 .30
• 2524 "Maryland" Steuart . Lemley, Harry J . 2 pp '62 .30
• 235 Naval Usages in the Confederacy . Milgram, James W . 4 pp ill '71 .60
• 238 Outgoing Blockade Covers from Charleston (SC) . Nielsen, J . V . 4 pp ill '67 .60
• 2504 Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard . SPA Journal 1 p '61 .15
• 233 Postal History of Ship Island, Mississippi 1861 1865 . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill '73 .45
• 2604 Postmarks from Traveler 's Repose, Va . Jaronski, Stefan T . 2 pp ill '85 .30
• 245 Ship Island, Mississippi During the Civil War . Milgram, James W . 13 pp ill '73 1 .75
• 2638 Soldiers without Guns (Women in charge of Confederate Hospitals) .
• Gilbert, Daniel T . 2 pp ill '77 .30
• 234 The Civil War: Andersonville . Milgram, James W . 5 pp '71 .75
• 232 The Detection and Identification of Covers sent by Officers of Morgan 's Men from Ohio Penitentiary . Brugh, L . & Graham R . 10 pp ill '73 1 .50
• 2513 The Griffin files . Lemley, Harry J . 2 pp '63 .30
• 523 The Lee Pegram Cover . Green, P . & B . 2 pp ill '71 .30
• 229 The Libby Prison Correspondence of Tattnall Paulding . Milgram, James W . 23 pp ill '75 3 .00
• 231 The 'Red Rover ' of U.S. Classics . AP 2 pp ill '69 .30
• 527 The Story Behind the Address . Park, A . Colton 2 pp '70 .30
• 430 When the World Ended in Columbia, SC . Cooper, Everett K . 2 pp '70 .30
• 2562 A Pseudo-Confederate Patriotic . Graham, Richard B . 2 pp ill '76 .30
• 434 A Confederate Cover from the Eastern Shore . Kohn, David 7 pp ill '67-68 .90
• 2523 Another letter to an Indian Chief (Confederate Letter from Arkansas to Indian Territory) . Lemley, Harry J . 1 p ill '62 .15
• 525 Anderson vs Beauregard at Ft . Sumter . Lemley, Harry J . 3 pp ill '62 .45
• 431 "Cammann" - That Phantom . Cooper, Everett K . 2 pp '70 .30 Cooper, Everett K . 2 pp '70 .30
• 435 Collecting Confederate Covers . Milgram, James W . 3 pp '71 .45
• 2560 Confederate Cover Story (to British Consul at Richmond about relations between GB and Confederacy) . Green, Brian 1 p ill '76 .15
• 230 Confederate Discovery: An Unrecorded Richmond (VA) Cancellation, Warren D . & W 2 p ii 74 0 .30
• 2511 Confederate 'First Day ' Covers . Solomon, Jack 1 p ill '68 .15
• 433 Confederate Military Courier Mail in the Indian Territory . Jarrett, David L . 2 pp ill '74 .30
• 427 Confederate Philatelic Literature . McBride & an yk 2 pp '70 .30
• 432 Confederate Postal History: An "Across the Lines" Cover . Green, Brian M . 2 pp ill '77 .30
• 428 Confederate Postal History in Virginia . Sheppard, Harry E . 4 pp ill '56 .60
• 237 Confederate Povisionals: Three Camden (SC) Covers . Nielsen, J . V . 2 pp ill '68 .30
• 2594 Confederate Stamps . Wickersham, C . W . 2 pp '37 .30
• 7411 A Blockade Cover to Jefferson Davis . MacBride, V.D. 5 pp ill '56 .75
• 7354 A Confederate Usage of the United States 'Paid 3" Marking . Green, B .M . 3 pp ill '80 .45
• 3839 A Cover Carried by the Habana . (Later the Confederate Raider Sumter .) Huber . L .V . 3 pp ill '51 .45
• 7116 A Permit to See the Postmaster General of the Confederacy . Wilkinson, R .M . 7 pp ill '53 1 .00
• 3550 A Prisoner of General John Morgan 's Raiders . Wilkinson, R .M . 3 pp ill '51 .45
• 7305 A Second Look . Production and Quantities of the 2 Cent Confederate am ps . Hahn, C .M . 2 pp ill '84 .45
• 3914 A Unique Confederate Letter . McBride, V.D. 2 pp ill '46 .30
• 3891 An Illustrated Survey of Counterfeit Confederate Stamps . Hartmann, L .H . 6 pp ill '64 .90
• 7206 An Old Confederate Almanac and the Rates of Postage . MacBride, V.D. 3 pp ill '52 .15
• 7459 Blockade Cover Marking . Forwarded From Cuba . Green, B .M . 2 pp ill '81 .30
• 3703 Blockade Run-Covers From Europe to the C .S .A . Shenfield, L .L . 9 pp ill '38 1.35
• 3713 Blockade-Run Mail From New Orleans, 1862-1864 . Huber, L .V . 12 pp ill '51 1.80
• 7308 Confederate Column . Geographic Locations of the Confederate States Post Offices From Which Postmaster Provisionals Were Issued . Dietz, A . 2 pp '40 .30
• 7155 Confederate Cover Discovery . (Correspondence of Alexander H . Stevens, Vice President of the Confederate States) . Harwell, R .B . 13 pp ill '47 1.95
• 3838 Confederate Frame Line Stamp . Ashbrook, S .B . 1 p ill '36 .15
• 7077 Confederate Private Couriers . Flanders, I . 1 p '63 .15
• 7033 Confederate "Stampless Period ." Malpass, G .N . 4 pp ill '61 .60
• 7340 Confederate States . Trans-Mississippi Express Mail . Shenfield, L .L . 8 pp ill '52 1.20
• 3694 Confederate States Postal Records . The National Archives, the Library of Congress . Hecht, A . 3 pp '60 .45
• 7428 Dietz Confederate Catalog Causes Controversy . Graham, R .B . 3 pp ill '86 .45
• 3898 Forgeries of Bogus Issues Among Confederate Curios . Rooke, H .F . 3 pp '69 .45
• 3728 From Libby Prison to Columbia Prison . Wilkinson, R .M . 4 pp ill '51 .60
• 7429 Genesis of a Postmaster Provisional . (Oakway, South Carolina .Scott 115x1) Gilbert, D .T . 2 pp ill '75 .30
• 7069 John Drinkwater 's Poem About a Confederate Stamp . MacBride, V.D. 4 pp ill '53 .60
• 7003 Joseph Reid Anderson and the Tredegar Iron Works . Robinson, D .B . 7 pp ill '84 1.00
• 3792 Largest Known Multiple of the Confederate Ten Cent "Frameline" Stamp Sold . Green, B .M . 1 p ill '78 .20
• 7252 Notes on the Handstamped Paids . Powell, P .W . 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 3669 Observations of a Veteran Confederate Philatelist . Hubbell, R . 5 pp ill '61 .75
• 7317 "Per S .S . Lucy ." Green, B . & P . 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 7034 Philately Reveals Many Shortages in the Confederacy . Milgram, J .W . 2 pp ill '64 .30
• 7263 Postal History in Confederate Virginia . Sheppard, H .E . 6 pp ill '62 .90
• 7086 Postmaster General Reagan Calls the Railroads to Aid . MacBride, V.D. 2 pp ill '55 .30
• 7104 Running the Confederate Mails Across the Potomac River . MacBride, V.D. 4 pp ill '55 .60
• 3813 The Autographed Field Letters of Robert E . Lee, Gen 'l . MacBride, V.D. 8 pp ill '51 1.20
• 7087 The Autographed Field Letters of Robert E . Lee, Gen 'l . MacBride, V.D. 5 pp ill '60 .75
• 3506 The Confederate Postal Proclamation and Some of its Effects and Results . MacBride, V.D. 3 pp ill '51 .45
• 7105 The Confederate Privateers . Malpass, G .N . 8 pp ill '52 1 .20
• 7391 The Express Companies as Competitors of the Post Office Department During the Confederacy . Antrim, E . 3 pp ill '46 .45
• 3814 The Imprint of the Confederate 5 Cent Mobile Provisional . Shenfield, L .L . 7 pp ill '51 1. 00
• 3844 The Pageant of Confederates . Dietz, A . 2 pp '47 .30
• 3571 The Salem, VA ., Confederate Local . Howe, J .L . 2 pp ill '34 .30
• 3692 The Stars of the Confederacy . Bleuler, G . 15 pp ill '82 2 .25
• 7318 The Steamer FAIRPLAY . Green, B . & P . 2 pp ill '72 .30
• 7306 The Stonewall Jackson 'Essay ' . Rooke, H .F . 12 pp ill '73 1. 80
• 3700 The 2-Cent Green Stamp . A Record, Review and Further Information. Lehmann, H . 34 pp ill '53 5 .00
• 3908 U.S. 3-Cent 1861 Postmaster Provisionals Used in the Confederacy. Kaumann, P .A . 8 pp ill '84 1 .20

UNITED STATES CIVIL WAR - The UNION

• 257 Civil War Patriotic Valentine with Carrier Usage. AP 3 pp ill '71 .45
• 1074 Count Zeppelin's Experience in America's Civil War. Schoendorf, Robert 4 pp ill '76 .60
• 397 Redemption of Civil War Revenues. Trettin, Kenneth 3 pp ill '77 .45
• 369 "Ship 3" Rate of the Civil War. Graham, Richard B. 3 pp ill '70 .25
• 228 The Civil War: Federal Occupation of Florida. Graham, Richard B. 4 pp ill '72 .60
• 241 The Civil War Soldier's Letter: Usually Misunderstood, Misidentified, or Misdescribed. Graham, Richard B. 3 pp ill '69 .45
• 437 The Fall of New Orleans. Milgram, James W. 3 pp ill '75 .45
• 217 U.S. Ship Markings of the Civil War. Graham, Richard B. 3 pp ill '70 .45
• 3957 A Checklist. 'Rose' and 'Panorama' Envelopes of the Civil War. Malpass, G.N. 13 pp ill '53 1.95
• 7237 All is Not Fair in Love and War. Stromberg, W.H. 3 pp ill '86 .45
• 3662 Bull Run or the First Battle of Manassas…. Milgram, J.W. 3 pp ill '61 .45
• 3651 Civil War Centenary. Newton, F.N. 5 pp ill '61 .75
• 7242 Civil War News From Annapolis. 1 p ill '79 .15
• 3755 Civil War Patriotic Flag Designs. Malpass, G.N. 8 pp ill '51 1.20
• 3793 Clara Barton and the Civil War Parole Camp at Annapolis, MD MacBride,V.D. 3 pp ill '60 .45
• 3641 Collecting Civil War Patriotics. Malpass, G.N. 11 pp ill '45 1.65
• 7062 Depot Prisoners of War. Johnson's Island, Ohio. Wilkinson, R.M. 19 pp ill '54 2.50
• 7031 Fort Sumter 1861-1865. Malpass, G.N. 5 pp ill '61 .75
• 7098 Fractional Paper Money. Private Issues of the Civil Way Period. Craighead, E.S. 3 pp '54 .45
• 3958 John Brown, Postmaster. Stutler, B.B. 7 pp ill '53 1.00
• 3890 Letter to a Ship. Evans, W.I. 3 pp ill '83 .45
• 7316 "Mails Suspended." Mitchell, M. 11 pp ill '83 1.65
• 7103 Patriotics: 'Anti Confederate' Overprints. Malpass, G.N. 4 pp ill '55 .60
• 7476 Prisoner of War Covers. Civil War Prisons in or Near New York City. I. Davids and Harts Islands. MacBride, V.D. 10 pp ill '53 1.50
• 7205 Prisoner-of-war Covers of Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, Mass. MacBride, V.D. 17 pp ill '49 2.50
• 7084 Recommendations of the Civil War Centennial Commission for Stamps to Commemorate Battles and Leaders of that War. Brush, M.W. 3 pp ill '60 .45
• 3557 Restoration of Postal Service in the South. Norona, D. 1 p '34 .15
• 3518 The Battle of Shiloh. Milgram, J.W. 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 7339 The Bestors of Baltimore. A Civil War Correspondence. Milgram, J.W. 27 pp ill '73 3.00
• 7387 The Louisville "Due 3" Markings of 1861. Hargest, G.E. 2 pp ill '47 .30
• 3590 The Southern Express Company During the Civil War. Antrim, E. 4 pp ill '45 .60
• 7085 The 'Swamp Angel.' Malpass, G.N. 2 pp ill '55 .30
• 7477 The U.S. Dead Letter Office and the Civil War. Graham, R.B. 12 pp ill '83 1.80
• 7032 The Union's Naval Might Sank the South. Stromberg, W.H. 6 pp ill '86 .90
• 3519 The Use of Stamps in Teaching Learning History. (The Civil War) Rollins, S.G. 4 pp ill '72 .60

UNITED STATES COILS

• 418 A Classification of Privately Perforated Coil Stamps (Chamber Co.). Hitchings, F. W. 14 pp '34 1.75
• 502 Coil 'Paste ups' and Coil 'Splices'. Peakes, Gilbert L. 2 pp '68 .20
• 179 Rotary Press Coils: The Imperforate Errors. Post, E. Elsworth 5 pp ill '75 .35
• 2620 The reason for an Unusual Coil Flat Waste Pane (Scott #374). York, Norton D. 1 p '66 .15
• 504 The Tagged 3¢ Liberty Coil. Stark J., & Boerger, A. 14 pp ill '67 2.00
• 448 U.S. Precancels (Coils). Gunesch, Adolf 1 p '69 .15
• 7280 Advice on Buying Imperf Coils: Stick to Pairs. Herst, H. 4 pp ill '80 .60
• 7420 Early Production Method of Coils. Mosiondz, P. 1 p '87 .15
• 3701 Rotary Coil Waste Stamps. York, N.D. 1 p '57 .15
• 3896 Type Differences on 2-Cent Washington Coils. Hatton, W.H. 2 pp ill '85 .30
• 7406 U.S. Coil Stamps. Cabeen, R. M. 1 p '39 .15

UNITED STATES COILS – PNC

• 3940 An Introduction to Imperforate PNCsLawrence, K .2 ppill’87 .30

UNITED STATES COLLECTING

• 7195 The Great Philatelic Conspiracy .Herst, H .1 p’87 .15
• 7478 Exhibiting E .F .O .’s .Hotchner, J .M .3 ppill’80 .45

UNITED STATES COLOR

• 3789 U.S. Classics . Mastering Color Varieties .Mueller, B .R .2 pp’75 .30

UNITED STATES COVERS

• 450 Are Valentines Immoral? (1855). Koenig, Duane 2 pp ill '76 .30
• 413 Great Stamps make Great Covers. Graham, Richard B. 15 pp ill '77 2.25
• 259 Patriotic Themes in U.S. Advertising Covers. Dattolico, Michael K. 2 pp ill '76 .30
• 455 Postal History and Stamps: A Colorful Combination. Graham, Richard B. 52 pp ill '78 7.00
• 176 Ten-cent 1869 Covers from the Shanghai, China Consular Post Office. Laurence, Michael 3 pp ill '75 .45
• 172 United States 1851 Issue on Cover. Graham, Richard B. 3 pp ill '74 .45
• 255 U.S. Express Mail Covers. AP 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 2061 U.S. Mail on the Moon: Report on Apollo 15 Covers Smuggled and Authorized. Winick, Lester E. 16 pp ill '72 2.00
• 157 'Way' and 'Steam' markings on 1847 Covers. AP 3 pp ill '73 .45
• 7188 A Classical Love Letter of 1850's. Mignery, A.H. 1 p '60 .15
• 7355 A Study of John Coulthand, 1903-1966: Cachet Designer, Artist, Philatelist.
• Carriker, C. 6 pp ill '84 .90
• 3593 Collecting Inspired Covers. Hughes, E.J. 4 pp ill '45 .60
• 3642 "Covering" the Subject. Campbell, F.H. 2 pp ill '63 .30
• 7142 J. David Baker Collection Contained Unusual and Exotic Classic U.S. Covers. Graham, R.B. 3 pp ill '85 .45
• 7198 Quick! Rip This Open. (Modern advertising covers) Hoyt, M.R. 3 pp ill '87 .45
• 3915 St. Louis to Mulhouse (France) to St. Louis.(1856, 1858, 1858) Meyer, C.R. 3 pp ill '83 .45
• 7048 Stampless Cover Bibliography. (to 1932) Konwiser, H.M. 10 pp '32 1.50
• 7078 Stampless Covers Can be Worth the Hunt. Krause, B. 2 pp ill '93 .30
• 7307 Ten Early U.S. Covers That By-passed the Dead Letter Office. Perry, E. 5 pp ill '55 .75
• 3877 The Columbia Exposition, Chicago 1893. Bleuler, G. & Doolin, J. 14 pp ill '79 2.10
• 3879 Turned Covers. Milgram, J.W. 7 pp ill '80 1.00
• 3903 Washington Bicentennial Covers of 1932. Lehmann, D. 3pp ill '80 .45
• 3878 World's Columbian Exposition-1893-Official and Unofficial Souvenir Post Card. Bleuler, G. & Doolin, J. 15 pp ill '80 2.25

UNITED STATES - DEMONITZED ISSUES

• Demonitization of U.S. 1851-60 Stamps .AP3 pp ill’73 .45

UNITED STATES DESIGNS

• 7315 Creativity is From the Center. Todhunter, N. 14 pp ill '73 2.00
• 7475 Design and Stamps. Van Dammelen, D.B. 7 pp ill '81 1.00
• 7111 Sources of Stamp Design: Civil Engineers Stamp 1952. Which Covered Bridge? Allen, R.S. 4 pp ill '55 .60

UNITED STATES - DISINFECTED MAIL

• 2515 A Fumigated Cover from New York .Milgram, James W . 1 p ill’62 .15

UNITED STATES ERRORS and VARIETIES - COLOR

• 155 Some Stamp Color Varieties of the Classic Period AP 3 pp '68 .45
• 165 Some thought about the Colors of the 3c 1851 (Scott 10 & 11) Card, D. A. 3 pp '69 .30
• 2579 1879 2¢ Vermillion Variety Sloane, George B. 1 p ill '37 .15

UNITED STATES ERRORS AND VARIETIES – PERFORATION

• 184 A New Variety of Imprint of 2-cent National of 1870 (Scott 146).Wagshal, Jerome 3 pp ill '68 .45
• 183 A Unique Double Transfer on US 3¢ Stamp of 1857. Taft, Clarence E. 3 pp ill '70 .45
• 189 Difficulty in Producing the US 1851 One cent, Plate 1 Early. York, Norton D. 3 pp ill '68 .45
• 379 Double Transfers (Classical Issues). AP 2 pp ill '69 .30
• 2528 Inverts for Everybody? (Dag Hammarskjold Invert Scott 1203 1204). . Faries, Belmont 11 pp ill '63 1.50
• 185 One-cent of 1851: A new Discovery. Wagshal, Jerome 2 pp ill '70 .30
• 497 Plate varieties of the 2¢ Washington 1890 found. STAMPS 1 p '69 .15
• 2547 Preparation of 1861 Issue; 24¢Vars. Brazer, Clarence W. 16 pp '41 2.25
• 2619 Reason for Origin of Type Ia on the 1917 2¢. York, Norton D. 1 p '66 .15
• 409 Relative rarity of the varieties of recutting found on the 3¢ 1851 US. Chase, Carroll 5 pp ill '28 .75
• 167 US 1861 67 Stamps Production Varieties of Printing and Perforation . Christian, C. W. 6 pp '74 .90
• 560 US Freaks 'N Oddities 1971 Booklet Pane Potpourri with a 'Touch of Honey.' Post, E. Elsworth 3 pp ill '71 .45
• 2574 US Freaks 'N Oddities 30¢ Dewey. Post, E. Elsworth 1 p ill '76 .15
• 561 US Freaks 'N Oddities Giori Press Paper Creases (Scott 1419). Post, E. Elsworth 3 pp ill '71 .45
• 2518 US Freaks 'N Oddities - Misregistration. Post, E. Elsworth 2 pp ill '68 .30
• 7297 Shifted Transfers. Ashbrook, S.B. 4 pp ill '36 .60
• 3635 U.S. Freaks and Oddities. The 1968 'Vending Machine' Booklet Misstapled and Miscut. Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '69 .30
• 7124 Double Impression U.S. Stamp in Schiff Auction. (Scott 1041a). 1 p ill '73 .15
• 7127 Full Dickinson Pane Found Without Lettering. (Scott 1436a). 1 p ill '72 .15
• 3599 Freaks and Oddities. Bureau Precancels on Double Paper. Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '68 .30
• 3815 Freaks and Oddities. Shift is 'Prize' in Mag Contest. (Scott 1541). Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '75 .30
• 7368 Plate Variety Collecting is a Challenge. Kozub, F.J. 2 pp ill '85 .30
• 3774 The Hammerskjold Error or How the Postmaster General Killed the American Dream. Sonsky, A. 1 p ill '77 .15

• 155 Some Stamp Color Varieties of the Classic Period AP 3 pp '68 .45
• 165 Some thought about the Colors of the 3c 1851 (Scott 10 & 11) Card, D. A. 3 pp '69 .30
• 2579 1879 2¢ Vermillion Variety Sloane, George B. 1 p ill '37 .15 <

• 418 A Classification of Privately perforated coil stamps and notes on the Chamber Company Perforations Hitchings, F. W. 14 pp ill '37 2.00
• 562 An Explanation of Perf 11 x 10 1/2 Wylie, William 1 p '39 .15
• 599 Perforation error on Scott 562 AP 1 p '70 .15
• 2556 Reason for Lone 12 ½ Perforation Scott US 536 York, Norton D. 2 pp '66 .30
• 190 Reason for the Official and Unofficial 1857 US Perforation York, Norton D. 1 p '67 .15
• 501 The Newly Discovered Perf. Eleven Rotaries (Scott #544) Hartwell, E. F. 5 pp ill '38 .75
• 2519 The Ups and Downs of Perforating and Guillotining Post, E. Elsworth 2 pp ill '68 .30
• 2575 U.S. Perforating Errors and Freaks on the 1973 Christmas Tree IssuePost, E. Elsworth 2 pp ill '76 .30
• 179 US Rotary Press Coils: The "Imperforate Errors" Post, E. Elsworth 5 pp ill '75 .75
• 169 10 cent 1861 Vert Pair, Imperf Horizontally Gilbart, Ken 2 pp ill '77 .30
• 2600 60 year old Commemorative error discovered (Scott #370 2¢ Alaska Yukon Imperforate, Plate 5209) STAMPS 1 p ill '70 .15
• 7378 Double Feature Coil Errors. Arango, G. 4 pp ill '80 .60
• 3543 U.S. Freaks and Oddities. Three More Booklet Freaks. Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '67 .30
• 7296 1969 United States Christmas Issue Found Imperforate. (Scott 1384b) 1 p ill '73 .15

• 184 A New Variety of Imprint of 2-cent National of 1870 (Scott 146).Wagshal, Jerome 3 pp ill '68 .45
• 183 A Unique Double Transfer on US 3¢ Stamp of 1857. Taft, Clarence E. 3 pp ill '70 .45
• 189 Difficulty in Producing the US 1851 One cent, Plate 1 Early. York, Norton D. 3 pp ill '68 .45
• 379 Double Transfers (Classical Issues). AP 2 pp ill '69 .30
• 2528 Inverts for Everybody? (Dag Hammarskjold Invert Scott 1203 1204). . Faries, Belmont 11 pp ill '63 1.50
• 185 One-cent of 1851: A new Discovery. Wagshal, Jerome 2 pp ill '70 .30
• 497 Plate varieties of the 2¢ Washington 1890 found. STAMPS 1 p '69 .15
• 2547 Preparation of 1861 Issue; 24¢Vars. Brazer, Clarence W. 16 pp '41 2.25
• 2619 Reason for Origin of Type Ia on the 1917 2¢. York, Norton D. 1 p '66 .15
• 409 Relative rarity of the varieties of recutting found on the 3¢ 1851 US. Chase, Carroll 5 pp ill '28 .75
• 167 US 1861 67 Stamps Production Varieties of Printing and Perforation . Christian, C. W. 6 pp '74 .90
• 560 US Freaks 'N Oddities 1971 Booklet Pane Potpourri with a 'Touch of Honey.' Post, E. Elsworth 3 pp ill '71 .45
• 2574 US Freaks 'N Oddities 30¢ Dewey. Post, E. Elsworth 1 p ill '76 .15
• 561 US Freaks 'N Oddities Giori Press Paper Creases (Scott 1419). Post, E. Elsworth 3 pp ill '71 .45
• 2518 US Freaks 'N Oddities - Misregistration. Post, E. Elsworth 2 pp ill '68 .30
• 7297 Shifted Transfers. Ashbrook, S.B. 4 pp ill '36 .60
• 3635 U.S. Freaks and Oddities. The 1968 'Vending Machine' Booklet Misstapled and Miscut. Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '69 .30
• 7124 Double Impression U.S. Stamp in Schiff Auction. (Scott 1041a). 1 p ill '73 .15
• 7127 Full Dickinson Pane Found Without Lettering. (Scott 1436a). 1 p ill '72 .15
• 3599 Freaks and Oddities. Bureau Precancels on Double Paper. Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '68 .30
• 3815 Freaks and Oddities. Shift is 'Prize' in Mag Contest. (Scott 1541). Post, E.E. 2 pp ill '75 .30
• 7368 Plate Variety Collecting is a Challenge. Kozub, F.J. 2 pp ill '85 .30
• 3774 The Hammerskjold Error or How the Postmaster General Killed the American Dream. Sonsky, A. 1 p ill '77 .15

UNITED STATES ESSAYS AND PROOFS

• 3853 New Discovery on Scarce U.S. Proof Stamp . (Panama Pacific Small Die Proofs) .
• Rosenthal, J .2 ppIll’86 .30
• 3724 U.S. Essays for Presidential Series . (Thomas F . Morris Essays)… .Brazer, C .W .2 ppill’37 .30
• 3906 United States Gems of Proofdom . A Report on the Panama-Pacific Die Proofs, 1915 . McCall, F .J .17 ppill’564 .50

UNITED STATES EXPERTIZING

• 3799 Several U.S. Stamps Often Misidentified .Hatton, W .H .2 ppill’85 .30

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANIES

• 440 The Pony Express. Loeb, Julius 30 pp ill '30 4.00
• 439 The Pony Express of 1860 1861 and the The Pony Express of 1862 1864. Knapp, Edward S. 26 pp ill '36 3.50
• 253 Town Markings in the Eastern Pony Express. Milgram, James W. 8 pp ill '77 1.20
• 273 Two Unrecorded Forgeries of a Letter Express Local. dos Passos, Cyril F. 3 pp ill '74 .45
• 255 U.S. Express Mail Covers. AP 3 pp ill '72 .45
• 528 Western Express Covers: The "Tandler" Forgeries. Behr, Theodore L. 3 pp ill '77 .45
• 442 Western Express Franks: Their Origin, Necessity and Use. Wiltsee, Ernest A. 16 pp ill '33 2.00
• 251 Free Mail in Eastern Pony Express. Milgram, James W. 7 pp ill '70 1.00
• 250 Revival of an Express Mail. Milgram, James W. 4 pp ill '77 .60
• 252 Routes of the Express Mail of 1836 39. Milgram, James W. 14 pp ill '77 2.00
• 475 Texas and the Express Mail. ter Braake, Alex L. 2 pp ill '70 .30
• 254 The Express Mail of 1814 1816. Starnes, D. Edward 4 pp ill '76 .60
• 256 The Hand Stamp Franks of Francis Rumrill's Express. Perry, Elliott 8 pp ill '30 1.10
• 249 1836 1839 Express Mail Usages. Milgram, James W. 11 pp ill '69 1.50
• 2533 A Letter Carried by the Pony Express. Milgram, James W. 1 p '63 .15
• 2582 By "EXPRESS" from Detroit to Cincinnati. Bostwick, Arthur R. 1 p ill '76 .15
• 2641 Some Faked Pony Express Covers. Behr, Theodore L. 4 pp ill '77 .60
• 7460 Arizona and New Mexico Expresses. Hertz, A.J. 5 pp ill '57 .75
• 7232 Early Idaho Expresses. Hertz, A.J. 12 pp ill '50 1.80
• 3725 Early Wyoming, Nebraska and Dakota Expresses. Hertz, A.J. 7 pp ill '51 1.00
• 3726 Express Companies of Early Kansas. Martin, B. 5 pp ill '83 .75
• 3697 Ft. Bridger and Bannack City Express. Antrim, E. 2 pp ill '51 .30
• 7467 Jones & Russell's Leavenworth and Pike's Peak Express Co. Johnson, H.P. 12 pp ill '44 1.80
• 3496 Lamping & Co.'s Express: A Short Lived Venture. Livingston, R.D. 3 pp ill '82 .45
• 3948 Question and Answer: Wells Fargo 1914 Poster Stamps. 1 p ill '84 .15
• 3508 The Bannack City Express. Fine, H.L. 2 pp ill '70 .30
• 3520 The Joseph W. Gregory Express, 1850-1853. Wiltsee, E. A. 28 pp ill '37 3.75
• 3529 The One Man Express in California. Hertz, A.J. 2 pp ill '63 .30
• 3576 The Pacific Express. Many With Short Lives. Livingston, R.D. 8 pp ill '86 1.20
• 3767 The "Wild West" Wells Fargo Museum. Staff, F. 2 pp ill '67 .30
• 7059 U.S. Expresses. Nevada and Utah. Hertz, A.J. 7 pp ill '54 1.00
• 3714 W.C. Tatro's Rocky Bar Express. (Idaho Territory) Farrell, A.V. 2 pp ill '51 .30
• 3710 Warren's Mormon Express. Konwiser, H.M. 1 p '51 .15
• 3748 Wells Fargo & Co. (Offices and agents list 1855) Wierenga, T. 1 p '72 .15
• 3584 Wells Fargo Varieties. Bull, J.A. 4 pp ill '46 .60
• 3805 What the Pony Express Cost-Hitherto Unknown Pony Express Riders. & Poet Laureates of the Pony Express. Settle, R.W. 3 pp ill '60 .45
• 3558 A Thrilling Train Ride That Started the Pony Express. Hagood, J.H. 5 pp '85 .75
• 3652 Chicago: An 1860 Link With the Pony Express. Fergus, W.L. 1 p '60 .15
• 7290 Early Washington Territory Expresses. Hertz, A.J. 9 pp ill '50 1.35
• 3656 Express Mail Usages, 1836-1839. Milgram, J.W. 4 pp ill '61 .60
• 7079 Great Western Express Covers. Hertz, A.J. 1 p '63 .15
• 3947 More on the Express Mail. Milgram, J.W. 6 pp ill '70 .90
• 7120 Pony Express at INPEX Stamp Show. (Map with route & franks.) 1 p ill '73 .15
• 7369 Pony Express Centennial. A Brief Historical Resume of the Short Lived Service.
• Smith, W.E. 2 pp '59 .30
• 3636 Pony Express Lore. Romance on the Trail. Settle, R.W. 2 pp ill '60 .30
• 3709 R. Francis' Express Paid. Konwiser, H.M. 1 p ill '50 .15
• 7398 Some Interesting Express Covers. Perry, E. 2 pp ill '46 .30
• 7042 The Express Mail. Norona, D. 4 pp ill '29 .60
• 7135 The Pony Express. (Condensed version of address to California Historical Society Nov. 10, 1949) Smith, W.F. 2 pp '50 .30
• 3766 The Pony Express. Heroic Effort-Tragic End. Settle, R.W. 18 pp ill '59 2.50
• 3583 William F. Hernden, The Original Expressman. Sloane, G.B. 17 pp ill '31 2.50

UNITED STATES FIRST DAYS

• 3672 Programs Are Collectible. Johnson, J.G. 2 pp ill '61 .30
• 292 The Many Facets of U.S. Fist Day Cover Collecting. Sente, Marjory J. 8 pp ill '78 1.20
• 540 1978 First Day Firsts. Sente, Marjory 4 pp ill '79 .60
• 3594 A Verified First Day Cover. (Scott 2023). Foldvary, F. 1 p ill '83 .15
• 3992 APS Seals on Scott 723 First Day Covers. & Cataloguing Reader Response To an Earlier Article. Patterson, C. 4 pp ill '80 .60
• 7080 Collecting FDC's 1944 Airmail Relieved Philatelic Drought. Cusick, A.W. 1 p ill '89 .15
• 3560 Distance is No Problem for Alaskan Ingenuity. (Scott C70) Couch, J. 2 pp ill '67 .30
• 3623 Energy Conservation / Development Issue-A First Day Bonanza. Myer, J. 2 pp ill '78 .30
• 7125 Sparetime Collecting. Price, A.J. 1 p ill '73 .15
• 3975 The Charleston's Naval First Day Cover. (Scott 856) Pike, W.L. 2 pp ill '79 .30
• 3530 The Framing of our Constitution. (Scott 2355-59) Babbitt, J. 1 p ill '87 .15
• 7156 U.S. 16 Cent Airmail of 1918 Known on Only 3 FDCs. Goodkind, H.M. 2 pp ill '61 .30
• 3782 Unofficial U.S. First Day Covers. What is the Attraction? Jiran, J.J. 2 pp ill '78 .30
• 3899 Why Collect First Day Covers. Monty, R.A. 4 pp ill '78 .60

UNITED STATES FIRST DAYS – CACHETS

• 3772 First Editions . (Harris Hunt Cachet-Scott 644) .Cataldo, A .R .1 pill’77 .15
• 3509 First Editions . (Masonic Stamp Club of New York Cachet on First Day Cover . Scott 778) . Cataldo, A .R .1 pill’78 .15
• 3773 First Editions . First Day Covers of Dr . Harry C . Ioor .Cataldo, A .R .1 pill’77 .15
• 3733 Who is Robert C . Beazell?Kroos, A .G .5 ppill’80 .75

UNITED STATES FORGERIES AND COUNTERFEITS

• 1069 Allied Forgeries of the Postage Stamps of Nazi Germany. Friedman, Herbert A. 13 pp ill '71 1.75
• 271 An Undisclosed Forgery of Princes Letter Dispatch (Scott 122L1).
• dos Passos, Cyril F. 2 pp ill '73 .30
• 175 Counterfeit Kansas Nebraska Overprints on 1922 3, 1923 6, 1926 34 Issue, and First Day Covers of the Kansas Nebraska Overprints. Harvey, Jack L. 34 pp ill '72 4.75
• 200 Identifying Fake Postal Markings; Handstamped and Manuscript. AP 2 pp ill '73 .30
• 191 Reason for the Reproduction of 1847 issue in 1875. York, Norton D. 1 p '67 .15
• 2640 "Service Refused" Counterfeit Stamp. Petschal, H. K. 3 pp ill '77 .45
• 178 The Private Possession of Counterfeit Stamps. Patterson, James 4 pp ill '76 .30
• 174 The Sheriff's Auction of Stamps (Six 1847 covers with fraudulent cancels). Hart, Creighton C. 6 pp ill '74 .90
• 412 The 3 cent Presidential Counterfeit (Scott #807) De Voss, James T. 4 pp ill '77 .60
• 156 U.S. 8 cent Eisenhower Counterfeit. AP 3 pp ill '74 .45
• 7356 A 'Genu-wine' Counterfeit. (13 cent Liberty Bell definitive Scott 1595) Jennings, C. 1pp ill '80 .15
• 3892 A Perf 12 Imperf-between Harding! 1pp ill '60 .15
• 3870 Detecting Bogus Coils. Bennett, E. 1pp '85 .15
• 7421 Dr. Errington Convicted of Applying Tint to Stamps. (Scott CE1 & CE2) 1pp '38 .15
• 3768 Forgeries and Patriotic and Campaign Covers of the Civil War. Polland, W.S. 1pp ill '59 .15
• 3959 Methods of Detecting Fraudulent Covers. Hughes, J. 9pp '53 1.35
• 7008 One Case of F.D.C. Fake Detection. Sine, R.L. 1pp ill '84 .15
• 7160 Philatelic Prowler Discovers $1 Treasure. (Counterfeit Currency Scheme) Turim, G. 2pp ill '87 .30
• 7438 Phony Covers Created for Various Purposes. Laurence, M. 2pp ill '87 .30
• 3559 Phony U.S. Covers. Lawrence, M. 1pp ill '87 .15
• 3944 Project Fakes; A Multitude of Sins. Petschel, H.K. 2pp ill '83 .30
• 7243 Stamp 'Detectives' on Campus Help Authenticate Rarities. Congemi, B. 2pp ill '79 .30
• 3916 "TAHOE CAL" Fakes. Jarrett, D.L. 1pp ill '85 .15
• 3572 The Chase Begins: The 1896 Chicago Counterfeit, Chapter Two. Petschel, H.K. 5pp '83 .75
• 3577 The Nonexistant "NACO ARIZONA TRANSIT". Rogers, S.E. 1pp ill '83 .15
• 3884 The U.S. Grilled Stamps and Their Fakes. Christian, C.W. 9pp ill '83 1.35
• 7106 United States Counterfeits. & A Rejoinder. Herst, H. & Devine, F.E. 3pp '78 .45

UNITED STATES FREE FRANKS

• 530 Collecting Free Franks. Stevens, Theodore A. 3 pp ill '60 .45
• 529 Fooling with Postmaster's Franks. Longnecker, J. W. 3 pp '38 .45
• 263 Franking Forerunner of the Agriculture Department. Stevens, Theodore A. 3 pp ill '78 .45
• 264 Franks of Presidential Secretaries. Stevens, Theodore 15 pp ill '75 2.00
• 258 Free Franks. AP 3 pp ill '70 .45
• 265 Free Franks for the Era of the Continental Congress. Stevens, Theodore A. 19 pp ill '74 2.50
• 266 Free Franks of President Lincoln and his Cabinet. Stevens, Theodore A. 9 pp ill '78 1.25
• 261 Political Letter Sheets of 1840 and 1844: American Presidential Campaigns.
• Milgram, James W. 14 pp ill '75 2.00
• 443 The Franked Covers of David "Levy" "Yulee." Stevens, Theodore A. 2 pp ill '77 .30
• 2583 Washington and Rochambeau at Weathersfield (1781 Washington letter, arranging for meeting place).
• Pariss, Ralph G. 2 pp ill '76 .30
• 7025 A Postmasters Frank. (1855 Rockbridge, Alum Springs, VA). 1 p ill '31 .15
• 7453 'Brown Out' Period of Free Franks on Mail of Executive Department.
• Stevens, T.A. 3 pp ill '78 .45
• 3573 Free Franking Privilege of Presidents Widows. Stern, E. 7 pp ill '34 1.00
• 3561 Presidential Widows Franks; 1881-1948. Graham, R.B. 3 pp ill '87 .45
• 7136 Two Innocent Looking Covers. (Free Franks of Benjamin Wade and James W. Grimes).
• Stevens, T.A. 3 pp ill '52 .45

UNITED STATES GRILLS

152 Earliest Known Use of Grilled Stamps (Scott #79) . AP3 ppill’73 .45

192 U.S. Grilled Postage Stamps: The Reason for their Issuance .York, Norton D .1 pill’66 .15

3822 That Grill Question Again .Brookman, L .G .2 ppill’42 .30

UNITED STATES INSURED MAIL

3932 The Postal Insurance Labels .Browne, G .6 ppill’82 .90

UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL REPLY COUPONS International Reply Coupon Has New Format . (Jan . 1, 1975) .1 pill’75 .15

UNITED STATES INVESTMENT AND SPECULATION

507 Financial History of US Stamps - Panama Pacific Exposition .Tiger, A . August3 ppill’46 .45

UNITED STATES LOCALS AND PRIVATE POSTS

274 Albany Letter Express (March 1970 New York Postal Strike) . Harris, Robert D . 4 pp ill ’71 .60

270 A Revision of Scott’s Listings of Boyds Bank Notes . dos Passos, Cyril F . 8 pp ill ’69 1 .20

271 An Undisclosed Forgery of Princes Private Letter Dispatch (Scott 122L1) . dos Passos, Cyril F . 2 pp ill ’73 .30

269 Hale and Company: The Independent Mail Post 1844-45 .Bulkley, Grant5 pp ill’78 .75

272 Notes on Scott’s Listings of Boyds Dispatch Envelopes (1878-1883) with Description of a new Mercury Type .dos Passos, Cyril F . 4 pp ill ’68 .60

273 Two Unrecorded Forgeries of a Letter Express Local dos Passos, Cyril F ., and Letter Express Local: A Saturday Night Special (Scott 96L1-2) .Kane Carl E .3 pp ill’74 .45

3720 Blizzard Mail Stamp . (Scott 163LI) .Konwiser, H .M .2 ppill’51 .30

3978 The Discontinuance of Boyd’s City Dispatch .Goerner, W .F .2 ppill’31 .30

UNITED STATES LUMINESCENT AND TAGGED ISSUES

293 Luminescent-Phophorescent-Fluorescent Tagged . Bayless, William H . 7 pp ill ’79 1 .00

2545 Phosphor Stamp Tagging .Faries, Belmont6 pp ill’63 .90

504 The Tagged 3-cent Liberty Series Coil . Stark & Boerger 14 pp ill’672 .00

7319 Experimental Stripe Tagging on the Mail Order Stamp . (Scott 1468) .Stark, J .7 ppill’721 .00

7291 First Day "Tagging" of U.S. High Values .Boerger, A .1 pill’73 .15

3630 Luminescent U.S. Stamps . The 4 Cent Lincoln Sheet . Prominent American Series . Stark, J . & Boerger, A .9 ppill’671 .35

3657 Luminescent U.S. Stamps . The 5 Cent Christmas (1964)Stark, J . & Boerger, A .11 ppill’671 .65

3612 Luminescent U.S. Stamps . The 5 Cent Christmas (1965) . Stark, J . & Boerger, A .14 ppill’672 .00

7050 Tagged Stamps in Limelight Again as "Two Old Friends" Boerger, A . & Replay ’67 Look Coil Fiasco . (Scott 1045a)Stark, J .2 ppill’68 .30

UNITED STATES MAIL FRAUDS

318 Star Route Mail Frauds of the 1870-80s .Jones, Margaret5 pp ill’72 .40

301 The Great Postage Stamp Swindles of Fourth-Class Postmasters in the mid-1870s .Jones, Margaret S .5 pp’72 .25

MARGINAL MARK INGS AND IMPRINTS

500 Marginal Markings of the Bi-Color Issues (to 1938) .Hawkins, Fred A .2 pp’38 .30

UNITED STATES MARITIME MAIL

518 An Unknown New York Ship Marking .Willard, Edward L . 1 pill’69 .15

300 British Open Mail to France, with Emphasis on the American Packet Service . Hargest, George E . 7 pp ill ’73 .60

399 China and Japan Steam Service .AP3 pp ill’72 .30

213 Naval Agency Markings .Graham, Richard B .3 pp ill’69 .25

2502 Packet and Paquebot .Erle, Everett2 pp’69 .25

214 Pan & San Fran . S .S .Graham, Richard B .3 pp ill’73 .30

496 Steamboats on Lake Erie, 1839 .Wieringa, Theron1 p’70 .15

404 "Steam China" Postmarks .Milgram, James W .3 pp ill’77 .45

2577 Steamship Markings of Charleston .Wierenga, Theron1 p’76 .15

2578 Steamship Markings of Savannah, Ga . .Wierenga, Theron1 p’76 .15

2597 The Great Lakes: Steamboat, Steam and Ship Markings . Wierenga, Theron2 pp’70 .30

403 The Wreck of the Oregon: Picking up the Pieces .Harris, Robert Dalton 4 pp ill ’71 .60

400 U.S. Waterway Packet Marks .AP3 pp ill’69 .45

401 Waterways Route Agents .AP3 pp ill’70 .45

211 1827-1839 Mail Route Waterways Markings . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill ’74 .45

7193 A Lesson in Ship Letter Rates .Wirenga, T .1 pill’87 .15

3653 Beginnings of Steam Boat Mail on Lower Mississippi .Huber, L .V .15 ppill’602 .25

7072 Empire on the Great River . (Ohio River)Garber, W .5 ppill’63 .75

3585 F . A . Dentzel-Local Agent .Norona, D .2 ppill’36 .30

7052 Hamburg Packets-A Study .Norona, D .4 pp’31 .60

3816 John Ericsson and the Princeton .Parker, H .H .5 ppill’60 .75

7196 John Fitch, Inventor .Herst, H .1 p’87 .15

3580 Louisville and Cairo Steamboat . The Handstamped Marking .Newman, L .S .3 ppill’83 .45

3578 Nantucket Sound Steamboat Mail .Clark, D .N .7 ppill’831 .00

3756 Packetboat Markings .Wierenga, T .1 p’71 .15

3521 Purser Handstamps and Route Agent Postmarks .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

3579 Recovered From the Wreck of the Steamboat ALGOMA, Milgram, J .W . & Risvold, F .E .4 ppill’83 .60

7281 Salvaged Mail Markings: The Wreck of the S .S . Tahiti .Berthedot, H .J .3 ppill’82 .45

3704 Steamboat Mail Cancellations of the Great Lakes .Babcock, W .L .4 ppill’38 .60

7083 Steamboat Mail’ Coming up the River .Hannon, R .E .1 p’54 .15

3917 Steamship Markings on Early U.S. Covers .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

7016 The Hudson N .Y . "STEAM BOAT ."Hahn, C .M .3 ppill’80 .45

3587 The New York Ocean Mail Postmarks Via Panama to California and Oregon Polland, W .S .12 ppill’641 .80

7260 The Opposition Lines . & Handstamped Markings of the Opposition Lines . Wierenga, T .2 pp’72 .30

7282 The Sea Posts of Puerto Rico .Gordon, R .S .2 ppill’50 .30

7119 Thoughts on Steamboat and Steamship Covers .Wierenga, T .1 p’73 .15

3604 U.S. Classics . Steamboat Rates .Wierenga, T .1 p’70 .15

3783 U.S. Classics . Steamship Markings .Wierenga, T .1 p’70 .15

3918 Vessel-named Markings on U.S. Waterways Covers 1810-1890 .Milgram, J .W .17 ppill’842 .50

3860 "Way" Markings on Mail Ashore and Afloat .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

UNITED STATES MAXIMUM CARDS

3966 U.S. Maximaphily .de la Ferte-Senectere, G .11 ppill’801 .80

UNITED STATES METERED MAIL

2537 Meter Department News .Fladung, Ed3 pp’62 .45

2642 Meter Town Collecting .Katzenmeyer, Robt . G . 1 p’64 .15

2509 The Postalia Postage Meter .Swan, W .1 pill’61 .15

285 US Govt . Agency Use of Metered Postage .Baker, James H .9 ppill’781 .40

3685 Meters Are Fun .Hemenway, H .2 ppill’74 .30

3880 National Cash Register Meter Postage Designs .Thomas, W .K .4 ppill’59 .60

7468 Patriotic Meter Slogans .Harvey, A .5 ppill’44 .75

3538 Pitney Bowes and the Growth of the Postage Meter .Harvey, G .B .4 pp’83 .60

7151 Postage Meter Literature . (to 1957)Rossi, F .1 p’57 .15

3646 The Mailomat .Thomas, W .K .4 ppill’60 .60

7439 Topical Meter Slogans .Harvey, A .4 ppill’45 .60

7465 U.S. Metered Military Mail Listed on One Page in Specialty Catalog .Roscoe, E .J .2 ppill’90 .30

UNITED STATES MILITARY AND WAR ISSUES

3967 U.S. Army Lettersheet Used in Korea…by a Soldier of the Chinese Volunteer Army During the Korean War .Choy, A .3 ppill’85 .45

UNITED STATES MILITARY CONFLICTS

3654 The U.S. Legation Guard at Peiping .Gordon, R .S .1 p’61 .15

UNITED STATES MILITARY MAIL

195 A Report on 78 Days of Army Airmail Service During 1934 .Hecht, Arthur4 pp ill’69 .60

2535 Allied Military Stamps Issued in Italy and Sicily . Brown, Charles G . 3 pp ill ’45 .45

2605 Bagley, Cuba (U.S.P .O . in Guantanamo Bay Leased Area 1907-1909) . Gordon, Robert S . 1 p ill ’66 .15

276 British Protectorate Government Operated Post Office at Lunga, Guadalcanal During World War II . Jersey, Stanley C . 4 pp ill’68 .60

446 Cancellations found on U.S. Stamps used by the A .E .F . in Europe 1917-1920 . Preston, R . B . 4 pp’38 .60

203 Flag Cancellations used by the Navy Scouting Fleet .Billings, Bart4 ppill’78 .60

532 From the Halls of Moctezuma .Weinstein, Ray1 p’79 .15

282 In New Zealand: U.S. Navy Post Office, Christchurch .Startup, R . M .1 pill’68 .15

444 Mail from our Men in Vietnam .SPAJ6 ppill’67 .90

213 Naval Agency Markings .Graham, Richard B .3 ppill’69 .45

2508 Naval Covers .Dowle, Alfred H .3 PPill’61 .45

447 Naval Hero Honored on Stamps of Many Nations: John Paul Jones and his Ships . Wadleigh, John R .3 pp’79 .45

235 Naval Usages in the Confederacy .Milgram, James W .4 pp’71 .60

283 Postal History of American Prisoners of War .Gruenzner, Norman3 pp’79 .45

243 Soldiers Absentee Votes in 1864 .Graham, Richard B .4 pp’72 .60

2510 Spanish-American War Patriotics .McGrath, Thomas4 pp’61 .60

445 Test Flight Covers of the B-1 .Odrobina, Ralph S .2 pp’76 .30

299 The African Squadron and its Mails .Graham, Richard B .3 pp’71 .30

281 The Beginning of the American APO .Sackett, Richard W . 10 pp’781 .50

275 U.S. Marine Corps Offices in Haiti (1915-1934) . Gordon, Robert S .1 p’75 .15

277 U.S. Marine Corps Postal Operations in Santo Domingo; March June 1965 . Jersey, Stanley C . 2 ppill ’68 .30

278 U.S. Marine Corps Postal Service in Vietnam . Jersey, Stanley C . 4 pp ill ’67 .60

279 U.S. Marines in Korea (1950-1955) .Jersey, Stanley C . 6 pp ill’78 .90

280 U.S. Naval Lyceum Usages .Milgram, James W .4 pp ill’77 .60

370 U.S. Stamps used in Japan; U.S. Domestic Rates . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill ’70 .45

2536 WW I APOs; The 800 Mystery Series .Crowell, Harvey3 pp ill’63 .45

7051 A Letter From Archangel, Russia, 1918-1919 .Weststrate, D .F .4 ppill’85 .60

3522 A Letter From the U.S.S . Pensacola . (1876) .Wierenga, T .1 pill’88 .15

7370 A Nondescript Classic U.S. Postal Card of 1898 . (Cuba-Spanish American War) . Fricke, C .A .2 ppill’77 .30

3643 A Philatelic Souvenir of Pearl Harbor .Delancy, A .A .2 ppill’66 .30

7371 An Admiral Summarizes Some Cancellations of NATO SACLANT .Johnson, J .G .3 ppill’59 .45

7447 An Early Constitution Letter .Hitchins, C .S .3 ppill’47 .45

7239 Censorship Regulations Governing the AEF in Siberia During World War I . Opperman, D .R .3 pp’85 .45

3881 Collecting A .E .F . Covers .Sackett, R .W .6 ppill’80 .90

3865 Greetings From the Fleet .Dike, W .L .6 ppill’85 .90

3510 Guantanamo Bay . A Cuban Post Office in U.S. Territory .Ash, E .M .2 pp’39 .30

3893 How the Post Office Went to Sea .Dike, W .L .5 ppill’86 .75

3866 New Varieties Found on Postal Stationery From the A .E .F . in Siberia . Opperman, D .R .2 ppill’85 .30

7257 On Service in Russia . (North Russia 1918-19)Goodman, R .E .2 ppill’85 .30

7177 Operation Deepfreeze 1961 .Chemi, J .3 ppill’61 .45

3617 Private Handstamps of Army Censors in Siberia .Opperman, D .R .4 ppill’85 .60

3497 Regimental Corner Cards .Norona, D .1 pill’41 .15

3648 Some Notes on U.S. Military Post Offices in the Philippines 1898-1902 . Gordon, R .S .2 pp’61 .30

3562 Spanish American War Cover .Parks, T .1 p’51 .15

3628 Survey of Naval Cover Collecting .Luetge, W .J .1 pill’78 .15

3919 The American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia .Moskoff, W .3 ppill’85 .45

7388 The Army Postal Service .Shirk, G .H .6 ppill’47 .90

3931 The Bateman Letters .Wadsworth, R .7 ppill’821 .00

7298 The First Official Missile Mail Cover .Oliphant, R .C .1 pill’77 .15

7137 The Navy’s Own ‘Aerial Mail .’Bassler, R .E .2 ppill’81 .30

3854 The "R .F ." Overprints on the U.S. 6 Cent Airmail .(Scott C25 & U .C3)Gable, J .H .1 pill’48 .15

3963 The "R .F ." Overprints on the U.S. 6 Cent Airmail 1943-45 .Goodkind, H .M .3 ppill’48 .45

7470 The Search for Sgt . Chambers . Pacific Cover Odyssey .Jennings, C .4 ppill’83 .60

3589 The Society of the Cincinnati in Philately .Hume, E .E .5 ppill’34 .75

7309 Tips on How to Recognize Scarce Covers From Admiral Dewey’s Squadron at Manila .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’83 .30

3807 U.S. Bicentennial Honors Battle of the Virginia Capes .Wadleigh, J .R .2 ppill’81 .30

7407 U.S. Mail Agency at Vera Cruz in 1914 .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’91 .30

3806 U.S. Marines on Stamps .Hyzen, L . & Snedeker, E .W .1 pill’78 .15

3647 U.S. Nuclear Powered Submarines Record Historic Under North Pole Cruises . Chemi, J .7 ppill’611 .00

3979 V… .Mail .Smith, C .E .3 ppill’58 .45

3845 V-mail Solved Wartime Logistical Problems .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’83 .30

7372 Whatever Happened to the Inter-Allied Games . & A Philatelic Sequel . Schirmer, J .2 ppill’79 .30

7170 World War 2—The Beginning and the End… .A Philatelic Record .Murphree, I .3 ppill’60 .45

UNITED STATES MONETARY SYSTEMS

2613 Reason for the nickname ‘Greenbacks’ York, Norton D .2 pp’66 .20

314The Reason for Philatelic and Numismatic Relationship .York, Norton D .4 pp’68 .30

UNITED STATES MONEY ORDERS

545 Money Order Business .Wieringa, Theron1 p’70 .15

UNITED STATES NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL ISSUES

3911 Finding the Yellow Thumbprint .Mooz, W .E .7 ppill’841 .00

UNITED STATES OFFICES ABROAD

176 Ten cent 1869 covers from the Shanghai China Consular Post Office .Laurence, Michael3 pp’75 .30

7189 A United States Double Print . (China) (Scott K16a)Tuchinsky, M .2 pp’64 .30

3757 Mission Mail from Corisco Island . (West Africa)Whittle, K .A .6 ppill’80 .90

3490 Offices in China .Mosiondz, P .1 p’87 .15

7128 Rare U.S.-Japan Cover Discovered . (1874 cover from U.S. Consular Post Office-Hakodate, Japan . 1 pill’72 .15

7233 U.S. Yokohama Post Office Cover Discovered in Washington .1 pill’76 .15

7153 United States Postal Agencies in Japan .Gordon, R .S .1 pill’58 .15

UNITED STATES OFFICIAL MAIL

3874 A Philatelic and Historical Study of U.S. Department Stamps .Barcan, A .J .3 ppill’60 .45

7157 Collect U.S. Official Stamps .Evans, W .L .5 ppill’58 .75

3875 Designs of the U .S Departments .Combs, W .V .7 ppill’591 .00

7392 Hunting the Officials in 1874 .Du Bois, R .D .4 ppill’82 .60

3939 Markings on the 3-Cent War Department .Bonesteel, C .H .1 pill’52 .15

7393 Official Stamps Get Test for Penalty Mail .Faries, B .2 ppill’82 .30

3876 Penalty Franks and Postage Stamps: U.S. Departmental Mail, 1877-1985 . Howard, W .S .8 ppill’85 1 .20

7461 The Franking Privilege and How Official Stamps Were Created Because Of Two Congressional Acts . Evans, W .I .4 ppill’57 .60

7022 The 1-Cent Agriculture Stamp of 1879 .Mooz, W .E .6 ppill’87 .90

3885 U.S. Penalty Covers .Grayson, D .N .7 ppill’801 .00

UNITED STATES OVERPRINTS AND SURCHARGES

7203 The ‘Potato R .F .’Bussey, L .E .6 ppill’88 .90

UNITED STATES PAPER

2522 Notes on Postal Paper 1847-1866 .Unthank, Wilbur F .2 pp’40 .30

2544 Paper for U.S. Stamps .Drake, Ronald I .5 pp’63 .75

578 Postal paper of the US 1894-98 First Bureau Series .Unthank, Wilbur F .2 pp’41 .30

577 Postal paper of the US National Banknote Issue 1861-66 . Unthank, Wilbur F .2 pp’40 .30

3909 Rotary Press "Double Papers ."Post, E .E .3 ppill’68 .45

UNITED STATES PAPER – WATERMARKS

3487 Stitch Watermarks .Wierenga, T1 p’69 .15

UNITED STATES PARCEL POST

416 The Parcel Post Red Terror(ibles) of 1912-1913 (Scott Q1-12) . Lawrence, Frank E . 2 pp’41 .30

581 The Reason for U.S. 4-cent Parcel Post "Rural Carrier" Design . York, Norton D .2 pp’70 .30

7226 A Look at the 1913 U.S. Parcel Post System .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

3976 Parcel Post Stamps .Mosiondz, P .1 p’87 .15

UNITED STATES PLATE BLOCKS AND NUMBERS

3823 A Rare Plate Block is Found . No . 22176 of 1938 20 Cent Presidential First Right Side Block . (Scott 825) .1 pill’60 .15

7394 Plate Number Collecting .Hahn, G .C .4 pp’47 .60

7161 Sometimes it Pays to Know Which Side is Up .Rabinowitz, R .1 pill’86 .15

3516 The New USPS Plate Numbers . An Explanation of the System .4 ppill’81 .60

UNITED STATES PLATES AND PLATING

2592 How Do I Plate?Wierenga, TheronI p’70 .15

166 Notes on the 3¢ 1857 Type II Plate Numbers and Imprints . Chase, Carroll2 pp’71 .20

2589 Plating the 5¢ tof 1847 .Hart, Creighton1 p’70 .15

579 Plating the 3¢ 1851 .Wierenga, Theron3 pp’70 .45

2542 Reconstructing Sheets in Miniature ($5 .00 Hamilton Liberty Series of 1956) . Opperman, David R . 5 pp ill ’63, .75

2612 Recutting Plate Varieties on the 3¢ 1851-1857 Stamps . Allen, C . N .9 pp ill’37 1 .45

2599 Some additional plate varieties on the 2¢ 1890 Issue .Wierenga, Theron1 p’70 .15

499 Valley Forge Plate Defect (Scott #645) .Ganser, Mal1 p’29 .15

UNITED STATES PNEUMATIC MAIL

415 Pneumatic Mail Systems of the U.S.Ames, F . H .5 pp’56 .45

UNITED STATES POLAR MAIL

7049 Deep Down Cold . & On Top of the World . (Nuclear submarines covers in transit of the North Pole) . Vogel, H .5 ppill’86 .75

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE EQUIPMENT

7229 Decoding a Partial Bar Code .Quine, D .B .3 ppill’88 .45

3493 The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly . (Early mail trucks) .Bruns, J .H .3 ppill’87 .45

7194 The Ideal Dumping Ground . (Mail Boxes) .Bruns, J .H .2 ppill’87 .30

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE SORTING CODES

3494 The Great ZIP Debate .Lamarre, T .1 pill’87 .15

UNITED STATES POST OFFICES

461 Sources of Post Office Listings .Wieringa, Theron1 p’69 .15

3492 A Coming of Age . The Post Office Department Turns to Typewriters .Bruns, J .H .3 ppill’87 .45

7035 New Mail Services . (1972) Fellows, R .2 ppill’72 .30

UNITED STATES POSTAGE DUES

573 An Early one (J38 with 4/6/1895 PM) .Phil Gossip1 p ’38 .15

2602 The Reasons for White Lines on Postage Due Stamps .York, Norton D .2 pp ill’66 .30

2501 U.S. Postage Dues; A Real Challenge .Opperman, David R . 4 pp’60 .60

7227 ‘Boring’ Due Stamps Offer Endless Variety .Kaufman, L .2 ppill’86 .30

3980 Postage Due Stamps, 1879 .York, N .D .1 pill’58 .15

3817 Postage Due Stamps Outlive Usefulness .Boughner, F .2 ppill’86 .30

3818 Prepaid and Due Stamps, Then and Now .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

7171 The Origins of Postage Due in America .Hahn, C .M .2 pp’81 .30

7010 The Search Goes On . (Earliest use of postage dues .)Bower, W .R . & Arfken, G .B .4 ppill’87 .60

UNITED STATES POSTAL CONVENTIONS

541 The Treaty of Berne 1874, the Convention of Paris 1878, and the Postal Unions . Hargest, George E . 17 pp ill’792 .25

UNITED STATES POSTAL HISTORY

539 Boston Celebrates Washington Bi-Centennial . Sente, Marjory3 pp ill’79 .45

533 Century-Old General Store/Post Office reconstructed at Smithsonian . AP2 ppill’71 .30

295 First Western Mail Route set in 1794 .AP6 pp’69 .90

459 Good-bye Penny Post!Meyer, Henry A .23 ppill’633 .00

253 8Illustrated Covers and Lettersheets .Milgram, James W .2 ppill’63 .30

2643 Moving the Overland Mail to the Central Route . Wierenga, Theron1 p’77 .15

290 Postal Usages Reflecting Events and Personalities of Nation’s Founding Era . Milgram, James W .12 pp ill’761 .75

2614 Postal History and Popularity .Wierenga, Theron1 pill’70 .15

455 Postal History and Stamps: A Colorful Combination 1847-1890 (Photos of 72 covers) . Graham, Richard B .52 pp ’787 .00

284 Rereading a Famous Letter from Philadelphia July 4, 1776 . Apfelbaum, Earl P .L . 4 pp ill ’76 .30

582 The Birth of United States Stamps (Facsimile of a "Mulready" Envelope submitted by Senator Daniel Webster to Congress 19 June, 1840) .1 p ill ’40 .15

304 The Burden of the Far West: U.S. Mails and Turner Thesis . Scheele, Carl H .8 pp ill’71 1 .20

543 The Camel Express .Pfeiffer, Frances H .5 pp’29 .75

153 The Earliest Known Use of a Regular United States Postage Stamp .AP2 pp ill’72 .30

310 The Reason for Establishing the Bureau of Engraving and Printing .York, Norton D .1 p’67 .15

311 The Reason for Establishing the Rural Free Delivery .York, Norton D .7 pp’67 1 .00

312 The Reason for - Genesis of our U.S. Postal System . York, Norton D .2 pp’68 .30

313 The Reason for Origin of the First U.S. Postage Stamp .York, Norton D .4 pp’67 .60

305 The Western Post Office under Buchanan and Lincoln . Scheele, Carl H . 11 pp ill ’71 1 .50

297 U.S. Postal History 1851-1861 .Beals & Alexander22 pp ill’733 .00

537 X-Rayed Mail (Oakridge NL 1973) .Lebo, L . E .2 pp ill’79 .30

7379 American Colonial Postal History Outline .Fink, A .1 p’76 .15

3618 British Prison Ship System During War of 1812 with Examined Postmark . (Early censorship of mail) .Milgram, J .W .6 ppill’64 .90

7023 Colton’s 1856 U.S. Post Office Directory .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

7357 Earliest Prussian Closed Mail .Radin, A .2 ppill’84 .30

7024 Early American Postal Days .Konwiser, H .M .3 pp’31 .45

3689 Early Mail Contracts on the Santa Fe Trail .Dike, S .H .5 ppill’59 .75

7004 First Stamp in the United States . (New York City Dispatch Post) .York, N .D .1 p’58 .15

3961 Forwarding Rules Evolved in 19th Century .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

3631 First Adhesives in U.S. Two Pressure Bearing Stamps .York, N .D .2 pp’64 .30

3941 Genuine Letter Found in a Bottle . (Impressed American sailor on a British ship, letter of 1806) . Milgram, J .W .3 ppill’84 .45

7330 How the First Postage Stamps Came to United States .Burt, F .H .2 pp’40 .30

7336 Letters From Adventurers Record History in Making .Swetland, M .W .3 ppill’70 .45

3532 Mail Swindles .Herst, H .1 p’87 .15

3995 Pacific Mail in the 1880’s .Willard, E .L .2 ppill’72 .30

3637 Postal History in Newspapers .Hecht, A .3 pp’60 .45

3486 Postal History Source . Index to Journals of Continental Congress .Hecht, A .4 pp’63 .60

7149 Postal History Sources .Hecht, A .2 pp’58 .30

3994 Pricing Postal History Material .Rapp, W .F .3 ppill’80 .45

7138 Privateers Once Dominated Anglo-American Mail Route .Jones, R .2 pp’72 .30

7363 Prussian Closed Mail Transit Letters Via the United States . Some Very Rare Covers . Radin, A .4 ppill’84 .60

3551 Robert H . Morris’ Letter Book of 1847-1848 .Boggs, W .S .6 pp’56 .90

7415 Spittoon-free Mail Pickup for Low Hemlines .Hotchner, J .2 ppill’96 .30

7292 The First Publication in America of the Postal Act of Queen Anne .Hahn, C .M .6 ppill’82 .90

3721 The First Run of the Overland Mail .Burton, W .N .7 ppill’511 .00

3727 The (In)Famous Star Route Frauds .Bennett, R .L .1 pillUnk .15

3936 The Jackass Mail Route of 1857-1858 .Emery, W .H .4 ppill’83 .60

3531 The Mails Respond to Crisis .Bruns, J .H .2 ppill’87 .30

7283 The News of Yorktown .Hahn, C .M .3 ppill’81 .45

3677 The Old Boston Post Road .Morse, F .5 pp’55 .75

7139 The Prussian Closed Mail and Prussian Closed Mail Rates .Radin, A .28 pp’834 .00

3949 Trail of Tears .Smyth, G .A .3 ppill’83 .45

3795 Travelin’ the Mail Routes .Johnston, R .E .2 ppill’81 .30

7089 U.S. Government Documents as Sources of Postal History .Tingley, R .R .3 pp’49 .45

7264 United States Carrier Service in New York City, 1847 .Brazer, C .W .1 p’52 .15

7431 When Was U.S. Postage the Best Bargain?Dickson, F .S .5 ppill’89 .75

3942 Zevely Family Was Active in United States Postal Service .Norona, D .39 ppill’695 .85

3552 Zoned Addresses . The Early Experiments .Scheele, C .H .7 ppill’671 .00

UNITED STATES POSTAL MARKINGS

2553 A Mini-collection of Que - Ex - Zees (Town names beginning with Q, X,,Z) .

Hawse, George W .1 p’69 .10

207 About Describing Post Marks .Graham, Richard B .3 pp ill’72 .45

208B . F . Stevens Dispatch Agent .Graham, Richard B .2 pp ill’69 .30

627 Canadian Handstamps representing US Postage .McDonald, Susan7 ppill’76 1 .00

224 "Charge to My Post Office Account" (Handstamped Chargebox markings used during the stampless cover period) . Milgram, James W . 10 pp ill ’751 .50

224 A A Sequel: "Charge to My Post Office Account ."Milgram, James W .3 ppill’77 .45

199 Clover Port and Kelley’s Island: Postal Markings Oddities .AP3 ppill’71 .45

209 Chicago Postmarks with Initials .Graham, Richard B .3 ppill’72 .45

405 Collecting Transit Markings .Towle, Charles L .8 ppill’731 .20

220 Fancy Townmarks of Cloverport, Kentucky . Jarrett, D . L .5 pp’75 .75

515 Fives and Tens and combinations of 5 or 10 with town names .Norona, Delf5 pp ill’29 .75

425 "FORWARDED BY:"Milgram, James W .9 ppill’791 .25

212 Forwarded Mail and ’Remission’ Labels .Graham, Richard B .3 ppill’72 .45

514 Held for Postage .Milgram, Persson, Leonard8 ppill’791 .20

2603 Ithaca’s Valentine Cancel .Hutchinson, Robert A 2 ppill’70 .30

226 ‘Kicking Mule’ Cancellations . Waud, Morrison5 ppill’76 .750

222 Lykens, PA, Semi-Fancy Townmark .Jarrett, David L .2 ppill’70 .30

520 Markings on advertised letters to 1870 . Milgram, Persson, Leonard 16 ppill’791 .60

517 Postmarks bearing the letters USA .Stegnitz, Paul H .1 pill’46 .15

225 Postal Markings and Services (1851-1860) Their Definition and Classification . Simpson, Tracy W .5 pp’73 .75

206 Registry Marks of U.S. Expositions .Crow, Ray B .3 ppill’76 .45

2503 Rate Markings on U.S. Stampless .Milgram, James W .1 p’61 .15

512 Saga of the ’Kicking Mule .’Kenwiser, Henry M .2 pp’37 .30

2559 Some POs Will Offer 4th July Cancels in Lobby: Some by Mail .STAMPS2 pp’76 .30

216 Ship, Steam, Steamboat & Way Markings . Graham, Richard B .3 ppill’69 .45

291 Special Postal Markings (Precancels) .Schall, G . William3 ppill’78 .45

218 Stampless Period Town and Rate Handstamps .Harris,Robert Dalton 17 ppill’702 .00

511 Standardised Handstamp Cancellations on the Bank Note Issues . Burr, Gilbert M . 56 pp ill’35-36 8 .00

424 Straight Line Town Postmarks after 1855 . Evans, William4 pp’33 .60

423 Straight Line Postal Markings .Chambers, Robert F . 11 ppill’291 .50

205 The American Bishop Mark .ter Braake, Alex L . 4 ppill’75 .60

452 The Twenty-eight Washingtons of U.S. Oettinger, J .A .7 ppill’321 .00

172 The United States 1851 Issue on Cover . Graham, Richard B .3 ppill’74 .45

521 Twentieth Century Fancy Cancellations . Walker, W . & Sente M . 6 ppill’80 .90

201 U.S. Foreign Mail Agreements . AP2 ppill’70 .30

204 U.S. Machine Cancellations .Bond, Arthur H .4 pp’71 .60

367 U.S. Postmarks showing Depreciated Currency Rates 1863-1879 .Coles, William C . 22 ppill’753 .00

202 U.S. Rates and Numerals 1845-1856 (Handstamped Postal Rate Numerals) .AP3 ppill’74 .45

157 "Way" and "Steam" Markings on US 1847 Covers . AP3 ppill’73 .45

426 "Way" Markings .Wieringa, Theron1 pill’71 .15

7054 ‘WAY’ Postmarks .Milgram, J .W .24 ppill’853 .50

211 1827-1830 "Mail Route" Waterways Markings . Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill ’74 .45

411 1847-56 United States Year-dated Cancellations .Chase, Carroll4 pp’28 .60

7437 A Curious Postmark-A Curious Story . (IAMHN) .Sloane, G .B .1 pill’38 .15

7041 A List of the Waterbury’s .Wittemore, F .B .4 pp’29 .60

2593 "Advertised ."Wieringa, Theron1 p’70 .15

3833 ADVERTISED .Norona, D .3 ppill’35 .45

3858 American Colonial Postal Markings .Connett, E .V .6 ppill’56 .90

3952 An Unusual "Usage" of a Carrier Backstamp .Truax, R .A .1 pill’40 .15

7186 Bull’s Eyes .Hughes, T .C .2 ppill’87 .30

3910 Covers Marked "Fraudulent" .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’77 .30

7261 "E .S . Miller ."Truax, R .A .2 ppill’39 .30

7446 Fancy Cancellations .2 ppill’61 .30

3998 Free City Delivery and Carrier Markings .Wierenga, T .1 p’71 .15

3832 Holton (Holcomb) of Mallet Creek: Postmark Supplier .Graham, R . B .2 ppill’86 .30

7114I FM . Incoming Foreign Mail Cancellations .Atherton, H .P .5 ppill’53 .75

7338 Is Running Chicken Really a Turkey?O’Keefe, D .1 pill’83 .15

7329 Modern Straight Line Cancellations . (1940)Clover, R .S .1 pill’40 .15

3718 Mr . Barry’s Oval Cancellations .Phillips, G .H .5 ppill’80 .75

3717 New Bird in an Old Nest . ("Bird in a Nest" Cancel of NY 1866)Hines, S .1 pill’80 .15

7423 Obsolete Postal Terms Survive on Covers .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’87 .30 3804 Postal "Voided ."1 pill’75 .15

7167 Presidential Postmarks .Brown, W .M .1 p’77 .15

3574 "R" in Blue on Ten-Cent 1847 Cover .Konwiser, H .M .4 ppill’34 .60

3667 Railroad Way .2 ppill’75 .30

3588 Red and Black Postmarks of the United States .Konwiser, H .M .2 pp’51 .30

7376 Something Different in Fancy Cancels . (Hebrew Letters YHVH and Menorah Cancels) Jennings, C .2 ppill’79 .30

7256 Still Kicking! (‘Kicking Mule’ Cancel) .Wright, P .P .3 ppill’83 .45

3900 Strife Creates ‘Mails Suspended’ Covers .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’87 .30

3812 Supplementary Mail Markings on U.S. Postal Cards .Marks, J .G .3 ppill’60 .45

7458 Flags of the Barr-Fyke Machine .Segnitz, P .H .2 ppill’47 .30

3744 The BULLY is a Bully Fancy Cancel .Jarrett, D .L .3 ppill’85 .45

7075 The Case of the Redundant Flag Cancels .Barlow, W .P .2 ppill’63 .30

7061 The Final Kick . The Port Townsend ‘Kicking Mule .’Parker, H .H .3 ppill’54 .45

7061 AThe Port Townsend "Kicking Mule" . Additions & Corrections .Cornell, L .H .2 ppill’55 .30

7187 U.S. Classics . E .S . Zevely, Cumberland, Maryland .Wierenga, T .1 pill’87 .15

3794 U.S. Despatch Agency Markings, 1866-1916 .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

7030 U.S. Machine Postmarks From the 1890’s .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

7214 "Ward and Adams" .Truax, R .A .2 ppill’38 .30

3864 What’s a Nice Cancel Like You Doing on a Stamp Like This? (Waterbury Running Chicken Cancel on a Revenue Stamp) Trepel, S .R .2 ppill’78 .20

3971 Wheel-of-fortune Cancels Were Widely Used .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’89 .30

3859 19th Century Auxiliary Post Markings .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

7313 20th Century Fancy Cancels .Walker, W .C .6 ppill’82 .90

UNITED STATES POSTAL MARKINGS – SLOGANS

3759 ‘Advertised’ Markings Date to Before 1800 .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’87 .30

7295 Checking a Million Defense Stamps For Slogan Cancel Scarcity Ratios . Olson, O .J .4 ppill’82 .60

3675 Early U.S. Machine Cancels With Slogans .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

7225 First U.S. Advertising Postmark .Sloane, G .B .1 p’49 .15

7076 Inverts in Postal Slogans .Das, E .2 ppill’63 .30

7367 Read Those Special Cancels-Don’t Just Save Them .Phillips, G .H .4 ppill’77 .60

UNITED STATES POSTAL OFFICIALS

2565 Ben Franklin gets the Postmastership and loses it 21 years later, as a rebel . Kahn, S . S .3 pp’76 .45

2566 Benjamin Franklin - Printer, Author, Inventor, Diplomat, Scientist, Postmaster General .York, Norton D .4 pp’80 .60

458 Benjamin Franklin and the Pioneer Printer-Postmasters Foundation of the U.S. Means & Konwiser11 pp ill’76 1 .50

2564 Dating the Postmaster General .Hecht, Arthur2 pp’66 .30

417 Hunting for Franklin .Gross, E . Tudor12 pp’28 1 .50

302 James Holbrook: Special Agent for U.S. Post Office . Laurence, Michael3 pp ill’75 .45

531 Nathanael Greene on Public Service .Stevens, Theodore A . 3 pp ill’79 .45

2514The Country Postmaster (Autobiography of V . Geddes, Brookfield, Conn . 1941-58) . Hecht, Arthur3 pp’68 .45

542 The First Postmaster: His Life and Times .Kottcamp, H . A .2 pp ill’79 .30

2606 The Reasons for PMG Blair’s Postal Reforms . York, Norton D .2 pp’66 .30

454 The Postmasters General of the U.S.Ball, Charles 1 .4 pp ill’47 .60

307 Thomas Lemuel James, Reform Postmaster in the Gilded AgeWilson, Jeremy5 pp ill’76 .75

3841 A Point of Accuracy . "The Ledger of Benjamin Franklin ."1 p’76 .15

3514 PMG Payne and Postal Pair .Bowyer, M .J .1 p’78 .15

3499 Postmasters General of the United States . #2 Richard Bache .Morse, F .I .1 p’51 .15

3504 Postmasters General of the United States . #3 Ebenezer Hazard .Morse, F .I .1 p’51 .15

3825 Postmasters General of the United States . #4 Samuel Osgood .Morse, F .I .1 p’51 .15

3586 Postmasters General of the United States . #5 Timothy Pickering .Morse, F .I .2 pp’51 .30

7117 Postmasters General of the United States #8 Jonathan Meigs .Morse, F .I .1 p’52 .15

3587 Postmasters General of the United States . #9 John McLean .Morse, F .I .1 p’52 .15

7311 Postmasters General of the United States #11 Amos KendallMorse, F .I .1 p’53 .15

3847 Postmasters General of the United States . Gideon Granger .Morse, F .I .1 p’52 .15

3852 Postmasters General of the United States . Joseph Habersham .Morse, F .I .1 p’52 .15

UNITED STATES POSTAL OPERATIONS

7150Don’t Give Your Postman a Nixie . (Post Office terminology) .1 p’56 .15

UNITED STATES POSTAL RATES

2572 A Very Special Cover to France (British Open Treaty Mail pre-1857 from Western U.S.) . Starnes, Charles J . 1 p’76 .15

373 Ashbrook and Foreign Rate Covers .McDonald, Susan M .3 pp ill’73 .45

627 Canadian Handstamps Representing U.S. Postage .McDonald, Susan M . 7 pp ill’76 1 .00

557 Freight Money Covers and a Reprise .Hahn, Charles12 pp ill’791 .75

483 Notes on Postage Rates to Canada from 1875 (to 1936) .Norona, Delf2 pp’36 .30

2573 Postage Rates to France - 1870-1876 .Wierenga, Theron1 p’76 .15

372 Postal Rates Between China, Hong Kong and U.S., via England 1849-75 . Hargest, George E .13 pp’681 .70

2621 Postal Reform - Cheap Postage .AP5 pp’66 .75

2587 The Ferriage or Exchange Office Rate .Wierenga, Theron1 p’70 .15

484 The French Phantom Rate (1870) .Wierenga, Theron2 pp’76 .30

366 The Retaliatory and Restored Rates on U.S. Mail to Britain .AP3 ppill’70 .45

368 The 1913 Fourth Class Follies .Gobie, Henry M .8 ppill’771 .20

37 U.S. Circular Rate Usages 1845-1861 .Milgram, James W .10 ppill’781 .50

375U.S. Domestic Postal Rates (1792-1855) . Norona, Delf4 pp’28 .60

371U.S. Domestic Postal Rates, 1792-1845 .Graham, Richard B .3 ppill’73 .45

3967 Authorized Non-profit Political Committees? (Bulk third class matter mailed by a qualified political committee .) .Fishburn, F .3 ppill’86 .45

7254 Depreciated Currency Covers: A Note on the Peak Rates .Hahn, C .M .2 ppill’79 .30

3960 Drop Letters .Milgram, J .W .11 ppill’801 .65

3953 High Rates on Early Stampless Covers .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

7099 New Parcel Post Rates . Feb . 1, 1960 .1 p’60 .15

7471 New Postal Rates . (Effective April 3, 1988) .1 p’88 .15

3513 Postage Rates During the Stampless Period .Wierenga, T .1 p’71 .20

7473 Rates to Canada Baffle Many U.S. Mailers .Baumann, F .W .2 ppill’90 .30

7472 Selected Domestic Mail Rates: 1968 to Date . (1989) .1 p’89 .15

3658 Short Paid Postage Charge of July 1958 .Tibbils, E .G .1 pill’61 .15

7088 Stampless Covers: High Rate of Postage . (1840 letter with $13 .31 ¼ postage .) . Sabin, W .B .1 pill’60 .15

3848 The One Cent Canadian Postal Card Rate of 1875 .Floyd, F .G .1 p’36 .15

7045 U.S. Domestic Letter Postage Rates-1792-1931 .Norona, D .18 ppill’322 .40

3749 Unprepaid Carrier Letters of 1860-1863 .Wierenga, T .1 pp’71 .15

3819 19th Century Circular and Book Rates .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’85 .30

UNITED STATES POSTAL STATIONERY

7245 A "New York Point System" Postal Card .Fricke, C .A .2 ppill’85 .30

7382 Brief Synopsis of Penny Postal Cards .Mueller, B .R .2 ppill’76 .30

7321 Collecting and Cataloging Entire Envelopes .Perry, T .D .4 ppill’54 .60

7222 Cutouts on Envelopes .Jarrett, D .L .7 ppill’881 .00

3887 Die Making and Notes of 1861 Third Nesbitt Issue .Dickinson, H .S .4 ppill’59 .60

3861 Die Making and Notes on 1863 Fourth Nesbitt Issue .Dickinson, H .S .2 ppill’60 .30

3639 Die Making and Notes on Fifth and Last Nesbitt Issue .Dickinson, H .S .4 ppill’60 .60

7152 Early "Penalty" Envelopes .Perry, T .D .4 ppill’56 .60

7071 Early Stamped Envelopes .Ward, P .H .2 ppill’63 .30

3737 First U.S. Embossed Stamped Envelopes .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’89 .30

7246 Is the Tiffany Die Legend True?Mintz, A .1 pill’86 .15

3750 Making Stamp Dies for Nesbitt Envelopes .Dickinson, H .S .6 ppill’56 .90

3943 No Paper Tiger: The U.S.P .S . Stamped Envelope Agency .Wolfsiffer, K .4 ppill’83 .60

7449 Notes on New U.S. Varieties . The Isaiah Thomas Reply Card Error . (Scott UY32a) . Gulka, J .1 p’82 .15

7013 Pioneer (Souvenir) U.S. Postal Card: "Advertising First Day ."Fricke, C .A .1 pill’84 .15

3730 Postal Card Contractors and Suppliers .Falberg, B .3 ppill’80 .45

7285 Recuts: Fact or Fallacy .Kohr, H .F .5 ppill’50 .75

3981 Reused U.S. Postal Cards .Fricke, C .A .4 ppill’84 .60

7230 Second Die of the 24 Cent Bi-color Envelope Confirmed .Weimer, J .R .1 pill’88 .15

3925 Seeing Double! (Double surcharge of 6 cent airmail surcharged on 2 cent envelope . Scott UC8) .Naves, G .W .1 pill’46 .15

7381 Snippets That Sneaked Through the System . (Postal Stationery "cutouts") . Fricke, C .A .4 ppill’85 .60

7284 The Allentown Adpostals .Berthelot, H .J .7 ppill’811 .00

7218 The First U.S. Postal Cards .Brazer, C .W .1 p’39 .15

3605 The Hancock Shaker Community . (Scott U575) .Lincoln, L .L .2 ppill’77 .30

7131 The Mighty Midget in the Postman’s Bag . The Story of United StatesPostal Cards .Bates, W .6 ppill’52 .90

7364 The Story of the Three Bears . (Scott UX10, UX11 and a privately produced "miniature" card .) .Marks, J .G .3 ppill’58 .45

7293 The U.S. 10 Cent Air Letter . (Scott UC16) .Hahn, G .C .7 ppill’501 .00

3760 Two Additional Dies of the Two Cent Envelope Stamps of 1887-94 .Love, T .R .3 ppill’51 .45

7433 Two Dies for 5 Cent Air Envelope! (Scott UC14 & UC15) .Collins, F .D .1 pill’46 .15

7070 U.S. Envelope Changes . (Sept 12, 1953) . .Perry, T .D .1 p’53 .15

7091 U.S. Envelope Stamps . Master Dies and Hubs .Perry, T .D .13 ppill’551 .75

7092 U.S. Stamped Envelope Knives of 1899 .Perry, T .D .4 ppill’49 .60

7265 United States Dayton Stamp Envelope Dies of 1910 .Perry, T .D .6 ppill’51 .90

7219 United States Envelope Stamps . Some Unrecorded Varieties .Kohr, H .F .7 ppill’501 .00

3626 United States Star Die Envelopes and Their Carrier Usage .Johnstone, D .B .5 ppill’60 .75

3693 Watermarks Identifying Manufacturers of United States Envelope Paper . (To 1950) . Perry, T .D .19 ppill’512 .85

7190$2,000 19th Century Envelope Found . (Scott U171) .1 pill’64 .15

UNITED STATES POSTAL TREATIES

3920U.S. International Treaty Stamps .Lugo, S .13 ppill’831 .95

UNITED STATES PRE-ADHESIVE (STAMPLESS) COVERS

536 Four Colonial Covers Relating to Eleazor Wheelock (Founder and first President of Dartmouth College) . . Johnson, N . J .5 pp ill’71 .75

215 Pictorial Postmark on Pre-stamp Covers . Graham, Richard B . 2 pp ill ’71 .30

553 Quaint Quaker Postmarks on New Jersey Stampless Covers . Coles, William C . 3 pp ill ’70 .45

UNITED STATES PRECANCELS

2646 A Brief on Precancels and a Precancel by Definition .Auld, Norman2 pp’77 .30

2591 Boerger discusses those so-called (1969) Christmas Precancels (Sc 1384a) . . Boerger, Alfred1 p’69 .15

286 Harrisburg (PA) Legislative Precancels (1864-1869) . Christ, E & Graham, R . 2 pp ill ’70 .30

534 Parcel Post Precancels .Gunesch, Adolf1 p’69 .15

291 Special Postal Markings (Precancels) .Schall, G . William3 pp ill’78 .45

2552 The Christmas Story Told in Precancels . Defenbaugh, Chas . R . 1 p’69 .15

448 U.S. Precancel Coils .Gunesch, Adolf1 p’69 .15

7066 Double-line Collecting .Gunesch, A .1 ppill’63 .15

3690 Early Bar Precancels .Frank, R .C .8 ppill’251 .20

7055 Extending Your U.S. 20th Century .Rich, S .G .2 ppill’54 .30

7301 Hand-set and Machine-set Patterns of B11 and B13 .Barrett, L .G .1 pill’39 .15

3867 Harrisburg Legislative Precancels .Hooper, R .M .3 ppill’85 .45

3610 Hawaiian Precancels are Easy to Find, With a Few Exceptions .Kingman, J .2 ppill’92 .30

3826 New Rules Require Handstamps on Precancels .Laurence, M .1 pill’86 .15

7191Object Lesson . Don’t Let the Size of PSS’s Easy-to-use Catalog Faze You . Kingman, J .2 ppill’87 .30

3972 Pioneer Precancels .Gunesch, A .1 pill’66 .15

3962 Popular Way to Collect Precancels . (The synoptic approach) .Gunesch, A .1 pill’61 .15

7014 Precancelled Stampless Covers .Ackerman, H .S .2 pp’31 .30

3973 Precancelling of Kansas and Nebraska Overprints .Gunesch, A .1 p’67 .15

7383 Precancels-1851 .Brien, M .M .2 ppill’48 .30

7294 Remember the Harding Precancels? Stamps Don’t Always Go Up .Herst, H .3 ppill’82 .45

3575 Seeing Illinois Via the Precancel Route .Mulford, M .2 pp’34 .30

7100 Stamp Condition (and Bureau Precancels) .Lyman, F .E .2 pp’65 .30

3787 U.S. Precancels . Bureau Print Liberty, MO . 1½-Cent Bureau Coil .Gunesch . A .1 p’69 .15

7463 U.S. Precancels . Liberty, MO 1½-Cent Bureau Precancel .Gunesch, A .1 pill’69 .15

7359 U.S. Precancels . Collecting Commemorative Precancels .Gunesch, A .1 p’67 .15

3607 U.S. Precancels . Differences Between Precancel Types .Gunesch, A .1 pill’70 .15

3788 U.S. Precancels . Three Rare Precancels)Gunesch, A .1 pill’70 .15

UNITED STATES PRODUCTION

7000 Continental Bank Note Company .York, N .D .4 pp’58 .60

3743 Differentiating the Hard and Soft Papers .Sanguinetti, H .1 p’38 .15

7269 Encyclopedia of Designs, Designers, Engravers, Artists of the United States Postage Stamps . Schriber, L .81 ppill’6212 .00

3784 Happy Birthday . Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s Stormy Early History Recalled . Faries, B .4 ppill’87 .60

3834 Identifying Flat-rotary Printing .Collins, F .D .1 pill’46 .15

7192 Patents and Stamps . The Charles F . Steel Patent #70,147 issued in 1867 and the United States Stamp Issues of 1867 to 1875 .Faber, S .G .2 ppill’50 .30

7275Stamp Printing: Wet, "Dry," and No Water at All .Faries, B .3 ppill’82 .45

7224The Design of U.S. Stamps . Criteria Suggested for Evaluating and Comparison of Issues . Lana, R .E .3 ppill’88 .45

3568 The Grill and Other Patents of Charles F . Steel Relating to Postage Stamp Production, 1867-1875 . Haverbeck, H .D .20 ppill’563 .00

7015 The Printing of United States Postage Stamps .Berwick, C .C .3 pp’31 .45

7021 U.S. Has Issued 2,222 Stamps in 14 Decades .Wright, L .3 ppill’87 .45

3897 1916-22 Flat Plate and Rotary Press Issues .Hatton, W .H .2 ppill’85 .30

UNITED STATES PRODUCTION – GUM

7312The Stamp Gum Story: From Shiny to Dull .Faries, B .7 ppill’821 .00

UNITED STATES PRODUCTION – INK

559 Liquid Dyes get a Stamp of ApprovalNeilson, George3 pp ill’71 .45

7258 Review of Encyclopedia of the Colors of United States Postage Stamps . Vol II by Roy H . White .Hahn, C .M .5 pp’83 .75

UNITED STATES PRODUCTION – PERFORATION

7430 Private Perforations .Cabeen, R .M .1 pill’46 .15

UNITED STATES PRODUCTION - PRINTING

505 Printing the Overrun Countries Issue .Steczynski, Myron E . 4 pp ill’76 .60

380 The Reason for the Resumption of Dry Paper Intaglio Printing . York, Norton D .2 pp ill’68 .30

381 The Reason for Suppression of ‘Steam Plate-Printing Machines,’ and Resumption of Use of Four Plate Printing Presses .York, Norton D .3 pp’67 .45

2563 The use of Offset Printing for Hard-to-reproduce items . . Graham, Richard B . 2 pp ill’76 .30

UNITED STATES PROPAGANDA

260 Abolitionist Letter Sheets .Milgram, James W .9 pp ill’711 .25

262 The Charleston SC PO Affair (Anti-slavery Propaganda to Southern States 1835-36) . Rosenblatt, Florence 3 pp ill’76 .45

UNITED STATES PROVISIONALS AND FORERUNNERS

237 Confederate Provisional; Three Camden (SC) Covers .Nielsen, J . V .2 pp ill’68 .30

420 The New York Postmaster’s Provisional . MacGuffin, Paul 24 pp ill ’363 .40

421 The New York Postmaster’s Provisional; A review of this stamp and its Catalog Listings . Boggs, Winthrop S . 8 ppill’52 1 .20

2647 Who has the Stamp? (Alexandria Provisional) . Tebbs, Charles B . 6 pp ill ’64 .90

3745 New York Postmaster Stamp .York, N .D .1 pill’58 .15

7480 New York 5-Cent Envelope .Konwiser, H .M .1 p’49 .15

7481 Provisionals .Rose, J .2 ppill’87 .30

3954 St . Louis "Bear" Stamps .Sloane, G .B .2 ppill’48 .30

3565 The Baltimore Postmaster Stamps – 1845 or 1846?Norona, D .4 ppill’34 .60

UNITED STATES RAILWAY MAIL

402 A Telegram to the ‘Sticks’ (Potomac Postal Cars - Post-Civil War Railway Mail Service) . Harris, Robert D .3 pp’71 .45

2576 An Explanation for Philately: Railway marking on 1827 Boston Cover with brief outline of earliest Railway History . Heinen, R . J . 2 pp ill ’76 .30

495 RPOs North (Michigan Upper Penninsula) . Munson, Cecil E . 3 pp ill ’69 .45

406 The Fast Mail (Fast Mail Postal Service Markings - 1875-1876) .Towle, C .L .3 pp ill’68 .45

407 The Last U.S. Railway Mail Car .Turner, Craig J .5 pp ill’72 .75

494 The Railroad Postmarks of the Route between New York and Philadelphia . Hall, Arthur G .5 pp’43 .75

7133 From the Collection of……(Street car R .P .O . service in U.S.) .Clark, D .N .2 ppill’85 .30

3698 Hear That Train A Comin’?Lamarre, T .2 ppill’87 .30

7303 Manuscript Railroad Postmarks .Remele, C .W .7 ppill’541 .00

7262 Narrow Gauge R .P .O . Postmarks .Truax, R .A .1 pill’39 .15

3649 Origin of U.S. Railway Post Office .2 ppill’60 .30

7434 Railway Mail Service: France Preceded U.S.Cabeen, R .M .1 p’46 .15

3849 The B and O, the Railroad That Grew Up With the U.S.Bateman, C .7 ppill’521 .00

7403 The Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Company .Herr, A .W .1 p’47 .15

7332 The Eastern Railroad .Herr, A .W .1 p’46 .15

7247 The Hudson River Railroad .Herr, A .W .1 p’47 .15

7331 The Last R .P .O .5 ppill’73 .75

7115 The Mad River and Little Miami R .R .Wilkinson, R .M .6 ppill’52 .90

3489 The Michigan Central Railroad: Its Early History & Postmarks .Johnson, C .E .4 ppill’82 .60

7337 The Milwaukee and Mississippi R .R . and its Postmarks .Hustis, R .L .10 ppill’521 .50

3596 The Pioneer Zephyr .Johnson, C .E .5 ppill’83 .75

7399 The Providence and Stonington R .R .Herr, A .W .1 p’46 .15

7236 The Railway Post Offices of Baltimore .Miller, M .25 ppill’393 .75

7273 The Steubenville and Indiana Railroad .Campbell, J .S .5 ppill’50 .75

3722 The Street Railway Post Office in Philadelphia .Clover, R .S .2 ppill’37 .30

3644 Train Robbery Mail .Parks, T .2 ppill’66 .30

7302 U.S. Mail Car . First Experimental Run, July 28, 1862 .Fergus, W .L .1 ppill’54 .15

UNITED STATES REGISTERED MAIL

456 Registry MailKonwiser, Harry M .1 p’38 .15

206 Registry Markings of U.S. ExpositionsCrow, Ray B .3 pp ill’76 .45

583 U . S . Registry before 1855Milgram, James W .1 p’61 .15

7457 Numbers!Gobie, H .M .5 ppill’89 .75

7479 Registry Forerunners Dating the Philadelphia "R" Markings .Hahn, C .M .5 ppill’81 .75

3527 Registry Markings on U.S. Mail .Hahn, M .1 p’38 .15

7274 The United States Registry Seal .Herst, H .2 ppill’82 .30

7082 U.S. Registry Labels . A Preliminary Study .Mueller, B .A .5 ppill’54 .75

UNITED STATES REVENUES

391 Another kind of Sticker with Philatelic Twists . Riley, Richard F . 11 pp ill’771 .50

487 Bibliography of Revenue Stamps of the US Territories, Possessions, and Occupied Areas .

Chabot, Eliot C .14 pp’792 .00

392 Caveat Emptor - 19th Century American Scene (Match and Medicine) . Riley, Richard F .4 pp’75 .60

2527 Common Counterfeits and their Detection: U.S. Revenues Second and Third Issues Documentary and Proprietary Series of 1871-1875 (Scott R103-151) . AP2 pp ill’65 .30

387 Good… Whatever Ails (Barnes Private Die Medicine Stamps RS 15-23, Lyons Manufac . Co . RS 167-8) . Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’70 .30

489 H*A*I*R Private Die Medicine Stamps (RS 15-26, Demas Barnes) . Holcombe, Henry W . 4 pp ill ’71 .60

2500 Imperforate Stamps of U.S. - Department Official Issues Overprinted "SPECIMEN ." Francis, A .P .2 pp’61 .30

2610 Louisiana Feed Stamps 1926-1948 .Hubbard, Elbert S .1 pill’69 .15

393 Louis Robie and his Stamps .Riley, Richard F .6 ppill’76 .90

388 Matches . . Upstream on the Canal: American Match Company of Amsterdam (Scott R012) . Holcombe, Henry W .3 ppill’68 .45

385 Metallic Tax Stamps for Cotton .Bangs, Clarendon2 pp’33 .30

383 Mexico/U.S.A . Revenue Stamps (Occupation of Vera Cruz - 1914) . AP2 pp ill’76 .30

488 Motor Vehicle Tax Stamps . . are they Underpriced? (Scott RV 1-53) .Hahn, George C .1 pill’46 .15

394 Multiples of the U.S. Private Die Proprietary Stamps .Riley, Richard F . 8 pp ill ’74 1 .20

395 New Historical Light on Dr . John Bull (Private Die Proprietary Stamp Note) . Riley, Richard F .3 pp’74 .25

593 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #48: Bennett Peters and Co . Holcombe, Henry W .2 pp’40 .30

567 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #32: Celebrated Bitter Cordial . Holcombe, Henry W .2 pp’38 .30

594 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #49: Dr . D . H . Seelye & Co . Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’40 .30

572 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #44: Dr . M . Perl & Co .Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’38 .30

596 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #51: Dr . S . Brown Sigesmond . Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’40 .30

564 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #29: Frederick Brown .Holcombe, Henry W . 3 pp ill’38 .45

492 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #27: G . G . Green .Holcombe, Henry W . 3 pp ill’38 .45

570 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #42: Jacob Lippman & Bro . Holcombe, Henry W . 1 p ill’39 .15

569 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #40: J . E . Schwartz & Co . Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’39 .30

566 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #31: Johnson Holloway & Co . Holcombe, Henry W . 2 ppill’38 .30

493 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #28: J . W . Campion & Co .Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp’38 .30

571 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #43: Kennedy & Co . Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’39 .30

595 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #50: Mercado and Seully .Holcombe, Henry W . 1 p’40 .15

490 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #25: Rumford Chemical Works . Holcombe, Henry W . 3 pp’38 .45

491 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #26: Rev E . A . Wilson .Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp’38 .30

568 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #37: Thomas E . Wilson, MD .Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’39 .30

565 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #30: T . J . Husband .Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp ill’38 .30

2526 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #52: T . W . Marsden .Holcombe, Henry W . 2 pp’40 .30

597 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: U.S. Proprietary Medicine Co .J . S . Burdsal & Co .Holcombe, Henry W . 4 pp’41 .60

397 Redemption of the Civil War Revenues .Trettin, Kenneth3 ppill’77 .45

2616 Stanley Stearns: Duck Stamp Designer .Chemi, James M .11 ppill’661 .50

398 Survey of U.S. Revenues .Turner, George T .12 pp’411 .50

396 The Case of the Unperceived U.S. Watermark (Scott RS 14d) . Riley, Richard F . 5 pp ill ’77 .75

386 The Low Value Proprietary Stamps of 1871-1875: Plate Varieties . Bedford, C . W .4 pp ill’33 .60

390 The Osgoods of Norwich, Connecticut .Kiener, Bert3 pp ill’73 .45

364 The Revenue Stamps of the Kahului Railroad . .Hill, Russell 0 .2 pp’65 .30

2611 Three on a Match . . .Stamp (14 Benjamin Franklin Match Stamp Scott RO 132) . Holcombe, Henry W . 5 pp ill ’66 .75

382 U.S. Lock Seals: What are they?AP1 p ill’76 .15

563 US Internal Revenue Service Marijuana Tax Stamp is "Transfer ."AP2 pp’71 .30

384 What’s a Hydrometer?Alfano, Louis1 pill’76 .15

389 Will the Real Atwood Please Stand?Holcombe, Henry W .4 ppill’72 .60

3901 A Look at Early Issues of U.S. Tobacco Stamps .Freeman, F .8 ppill’641 .20

3533 "A Nation Tested ." (Liquor Tax Stamps) .Partin, W .1 pill’87 .15

3665 Abram Goldback of Richmond . A Virginia Pioneer in the Match Industry . Holcombe, H .W .3 ppill’61 .45

3837 Alcohol-related Tax and Tax Paid Revenue Stamps .Friedberg, R .2 ppill’93 .30

7384 Collecting Match, Medicine Stamps .Hubbard, E .S .1 p’69 .15

7456 Consular Service Fee Stamps .Dye, J .W .4 ppill’83 .60

3738 Customs Cigar Stamps Beautiful and Topical .Friedberg, R .2 ppill’89 .30

7180 Druggist Forms and Stamps .1 pill’61 .15

3488 Family Right: A Matter of Impostal History .Riley, R .F .2 ppill’82 .30

3912 In Search of the Secluded Silk . (Silk Paper Varieties Scott R1-102) .Higdon, D .5 ppill’84 .75

3500 Insurance Cancellations .Barr, J .H .2 pp’41 .30

7409 Iowa Cellophane Stamps . (Cigarette Tax Stamps) . .Mueller, C .F .1 p’39 .15

7408 Joyce Holding Reveals a Match Stamp’s Story . (Scott RO68 & RO57) . Friedberg, R .2 ppill’91 .30

3741 Nostrum Wizard Cured Neither Disease Nor War . (History of McLean’s R .S . 170) . Riley, R .F .5 ppill’85 .75

3850 Notes on the 50 Cent Mortgage . (Scott R59) .Bacherach, J .L .1 pill’36 .15

7056 Notes on United States Revenues . Cancellations .Nicklin, J .W .1 pill’28 .15

3611 Perf Freaks and Paper Creases on Revenues .Friedberg, R .2 ppill’87 .30

7202 Prediction of the Number of Existing Copies of Rare Stamps From Auction Records . Gates, C .E .2 ppill’92 .30

7001 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes . (Spanish-American War Series) . Addendum .Holcombe, H .W .1 p’58 .15

7417Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: S .D . Howe; J McCullogh .Holcombe, H .W .5 ppill’42 .75

7231 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes . Dr . D . Jayne and Son .Holcombe, H .W .6 ppill’39 .90

3739 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #19 H .R . Stevens .Holcombe, H .W .2 ppill’38 .30

3740 Private Die Proprietary Stamp Notes: #20 Dr . Kennedy .Holcombe, H .W .3 ppill’38 .45

3775 Researcher Discovers ABNC’s Playing Card Past .Martin, P .1 pill’92 .15

7067 Revenue-Secret-Marks . (Proprietary & Documentary Revenue Stamps of 1898) . Hale, R .F .1 p’54 .15

7063 Revenues in Unexpected Places . & The "M & M" Revenues-How They Came About . Holcombe, H .W .3 pp’54 .45

7145 Silver Tax Fiscals Resulted From 1934 Act .Friedberg, R .2 ppill’86 .30

3566 State Excise Stamps Prior to 1930 .Hubbard, E .S .1 p’69 .15

3664 State Fruit Tax Stamps Paid for Promoting Sales . (WA state) .Carver, F .E .1 p’61 .15

3686 The Book Wine Stamps .Lesher, R .E .5 ppill’83 .75

7450 The New "Book-makers" Stamp .Sloane, G .B .1 pill’51 .15

3970 The 10 Cent Certificate Cracked Plate Variety Revenue Stamp .Klink, G .K .2 ppill’80 .30

7046 The 50 Cent Conveyance . (Scott type R5) .Bradbury, W .W .1 pill’31 .15

3540 Two Hundred Tons of U.S. Papers . (The "Sterling" Internal Revenue Stamp "Stubs") . Schuhmacher, H .1 p’56 .15

3955 U.S. Internal Revenue Stamps . 1871 to 1875 .Barr, J .H .1 pill’47 .15

3567 U.S. Narcotic Stamps .Hubbard, E .S .1 pill’69 .15

7181 U.S. Revenue Varieties . (Scott R154)Phoenix, J .1 pill’61 .15

7440 U.S. Varieties . $1 .92 Newspaper Stamp . Cracked Plate (Scott PR71)Sloane, G .B .1 pill’38 .15

7248 United States Beer Stamps-The Aristocrats of Revenues .Ball, C .I .5 pp’47 .75

7223 United States "Foreign" Stamps . (Consular fee stamps)Barton, C .H .1 p’39 .15

7414 United States Migratory Bird Hunting Stamps . (Duck Stamps)Rossi, F .8 ppill’421 .20

7201 Validation of Rarity From Search of Auction Records . (Scott R31c and selected Match and Medicine stamps) Riley, R .F .8 ppill’881 .20

3707 Warner’s Safe Cure Co .Holcombe, H .W .2 ppill’57 .30

7174 When is a Tax Stamp Not a Tax Stamp? (1891 ExportFermented Liquor Stamp) Irwin, R .2 ppill’96 .30

7400 100-Proof Revenues .Partin, W .2 pp’86 .30

UNITED STATES SAVINGS ISSUES

7064 The Fifty-star Flag on U.S. Savings Stamps . (Scott S7) .Peakes, G .L .1 pill’63 .15

UNITED STATES SEALS AND LABELS

288 Customer Pre-sorted Facing slips and Tray Labels . Gitlow, Stuart4 pp ill’79 .60

535 Facing slips .Gitlow, Stuart2 pp ill’79 .30

221 Leominster, Massachusetts Adhesive Labels . Jarrett, David L . 5 pp ill ’78 .75

3964 USPS Pressure Sensitive Package Labels .Gitlow, S .10 ppill’801 .50

UNITED STATES SE-TENANT ISSUES

181 A Primer on Se-Tenants . . .Sarno . Edward F .5 pp ill’75 .75

UNITED STATES SOUVENIR CARDS

287 Non-Philatelic Souvenir Cards: Survey . Delaney, Arthur A . 3 pp ill’71 .45

720 4 Barcelona Souvenir Cards Found Counterfeited .1 pill’72 .15

7451 Souvenir Cards Counterfeited .Criswell, G .2 ppill’82 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIAL DELIVERY

294 International Special Delivery Mail .dos Passos, Cyril F . 7 pp ill’671 .00

457 The Genesis of U.S. Special Delivery System .Markovits, Robert L . 1 p’71 .15

7175 Beginning of U . S . Special Delivery Mail .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’86 .30

3913 Not True to the Die .Gobie, H .M .4 ppill’85 .60

7410 Special Delivery Part-perforate Error Found on the Pacific Coast .Sloane, G .B .1 pill’39 .15

3600 U.S. Special Delivery Issues-Undeveloped Field for Study .Markovitz, R .L .1 pill’68 .15

3937 "When All Else Fails"-Then Authoritatively Expertize . (U.S. Special Delivery cover Oct . 1, 1885) . Gobie, H .M .12 ppill’841 .80

7390 When Special Delivery Was Really Special .Fingerhood, H .2 ppill’82 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1847

308 A Quest for Officially Consummated U.S. 1847 Stamp Contract . York, Norton D .5 pp ill’68 .75

173 Illegal Late use of the 1847 Issue .Hart, Creighton C . 6 pp ill’73 .90

309 The Reason for . . A Contention that the First Issuance of U.S. Postage Stamps was not in 1847, but in 1842 .York, Norton D .1 p’68 .15

2521 1847 Banknote Issue .Unthank, Wilbur F .2 pp’40 .30

7347 Complete Sheets of 1847 Reproductions Discovered .Brookman, L .G .3 ppill’44 .45

7424 How Many 1847 Covers?Hart, C .C .2 ppill’55 .30

7482 Notes on the 1847 Issues of the United States .Kenworthy, W .V .2 ppill’55 .30

7348 Territorial Usage of the United States 1847 Stamps .Chase, C .1 p’46 .15

3827 The Double Transfers of the U.S. Five Cent, 1847 .Ashbrook, S .B .6 ppill’36 .90

3872 The First Stamps of the U.S. Early Usage of the 1847 Issue .Ward, P .H .2 ppill’61 .30

3699 The 1847 Issue .York, N .D .2 ppill’57 .30

3491 The 1847 10-Cent on Cover .Herst, H .1 p’87 .15

7385 Valentines Used With Stamps of the 1847 Issue .MacBride, V.D.12 ppill’481 .80

7404 1847 Valentine Covers .Pope, E .C .6 ppill’57 .90

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1851

3753 Appeal of the Three Cent 1851 .Shaughnessy, L .J .2 ppill’50 .30

7276 Bisected U.S. #36 . Prices Realized Upon Halves of the 12 Cent Imperforate 1851 Issue . (Now Scott 17a)Miller, M .2 pp’29 .30

7483 Identification of Plate 1e Stamps Made Easier by Tests . (Scott 10) .Hahn . C .M .1 pill’85 .15

3835 Paper Variety . (Scott 17-thin paper)Ashbrook, S .B .2 pp’36 .30

7277 Scott #17 Puzzler . Now Ain’t That a Mess?Jennings, C .3 ppill’82 .45

7182 The Inverted Transfers on the 1 Cent of 1851 .Wierenga, T .1 p’72 .15

3687 The 3-Cent 1851 First Day Cover .Thomas, H .M .1 pill’69 .15

7094 U.S. 1-Cent Stamp of 1851, Plate One Early .Neinken, M .L .4 ppill’54 .60

7068 U.S. 1-Cent Stamp of 1851 . Some Notes .Platt, R .S .4 ppill’54 .60

3634 U.S. 1-Cent 1851 . ‘The Big Flaw .’Luerssen, G .V .1 pill’64 .15

3536 Varieties and Recutting Combinations on the 3 Cent 1851 .Wierenga, T .2 ppill’70 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1851-1856

408 Some Notes on the US 5¢ 1856 .Ashbrook, Stanley B . 2 pp’41 .30

3680U.S. Stamps of the 19th Century . The 1851-1856 Issue .Chase, C .4 ppill’38 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1851-1857

186 US 1¢ Stamp of 1857: A New Look at Plate #5 .Wagshal, Jerome13 pp ill’701 .75

159 90-cent US Stamps of the 1857, 1861, and 1869 Issues .Baker, David J .2 pp ill’68 .30

3517 Collecting the U.S. 3 cent 1851-57 Stamps and Other Stamps of the Issue . Simpson, T .W .7 ppill’511 .00

3842 The U.S. Ten-Cent Stamp of 1855-57 .Ashbrook, S .B .89 ppill’3613 .00

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1851-1860

7443 A Color Study of the 3-Cent 1851-60 Issues .Hahn, C .M .2 pp’78 .30

3855 Early Used Covers of the 12-Cent Stamps of the 1851-60 Definitives .Fisher, L .S .1 pill’70 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1851-1861

7418 Out of Sight, But Not Out of Mind . (One cent issue 1851-61) .Neinken, M .L .4 ppill’77 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1855-1857

3546 United States, 1855-1857 Issues . No Dream, This One!Fiero, E .A .6 ppill’51 .90

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1856

3894 Why the 1856 5-Cent Jefferson?York, N .D .2 pp’64 .30

3982 Why the 5-Cent Jefferson, Scott 12?York, N .D .1 pill’58 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1857

3645 The 30-cent of 1857 . Earlier Use Than Previously Recorded .Hamer, R .2 ppill’58 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1857-1860

3681 U.S. Stamps of the 19th Century . The 1857-1860 Issues .Chase, C .4 ppill’38 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1857-1861

3569 Earliest Known U.S. 1857-1861 Issue .Shields, O .1 pill’83 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1860-1890

7327 The Postmaster General’s Postage Stamp . Ninety Cent Issue .Turner, C .J .33 ppill’735 .00

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1861

150 A First Day Cover of the 1861 Issue .AP2 pp ill’75 .30

188 Black Jacks used Abroad .Wolf, Paul J .4 pp ill’74 .60

580 Black Jacks Abroad - An Update .Wolf, Paul J .6 pp ill’80 .90

180 Collateral Material and a US ‘Black Jack’ Collection .Ruthrauff, Raymond W . 5 pp ill ’75 .75

171 The 1861 Premieres Gravures - A status change .Graham, Richard B . 3 pp ill ’73 .45

154 The 10 cent "First Design" of the 1861 Issue .AP3 pp ill’70 .45

2580 1861 Issue - as Non-normal stamps .York, Norton D .3 pp’66 .45

3746 A Problem Concerning the 10-Cent 1861 Type 2 U.S. Postage Stamp . dos Passos, C .F .5 ppill’56 .75

3746 AThe 10-Cent 1861 Type 2 With ‘Tag’ Markings .dos Passos, C .F .2 ppill’59 .30

7146 Comments on the 3-Cent Pink of 1861 .Wylie, W .W .1 p’55 .15

3800 Earliest Known Uses of U.S. 1861 Stamps .Graham, R .B .2 ppill’87 .30

3608 Identifying Grill Types on U.S. 1861 Stamps .Hatton, W .H .2 ppill’84 .30

7047 In the Catalog of U.S.-But They Don’t Exist . (Scott 60, 60a & 70b) .Rich . S .G .1 p’48 .15

3547 The Black Jack "Preston" Shift .Hahn, C .M .12 ppill’851 .80

3668 The Initial U.S. 1861 Issue .York, N .D .9 ppill’611 .35

7333 U.S. Adhesives of 1861-Day of Issue .Perry, E .1 p’38 .15

3682 U.S. Stamps of the 19th Century . The 1861 issue .Chase, C .5 ppill’38 .75

3640 U.S. 1861, 33 Facts Concerning the August Issue .Perry, E .4 pp’33 .60

7286 3-Cent 1861 Stamp Offers Many Possibilities .Hatton, W .2 ppill’86 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1863

7444 A Black Jack Puzzler . (1888 New York City Cover)Ruthrauff, R .W .2 ppill’82 .30

7352 Why Jackson’s Portrait on the 2-Cent Black Jack?Baker, H .J .1 p’65 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1867

3683 U.S. Stamps of the 19th Century . The 1867 Issue .Chase, C .4 pp’38 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1869

161 The US 1869 Issue: A General History . Birkinbine, John4 pp ill’69 .60

162 The U.S. 1869 Issue: Collecting Aspects .Birkinbine, John9 pp ill’691 .35

163 The U.S. 1869 Issue: Some interesting 3¢ Stamps .Birkinbine, John6 pp ill’69 .90

7211 The 3 Cent Issue of 1869 .Lederer, H .A .2 ppill’38 .30

3684 U.S. Stamps of the 19th Century . The 1869 Issue .Chase, C .5 ppill’38 .75

7037 United States 1869 Issue: Once Rejected But Now Respected .York, N .D .8 pp’641 .20

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1870

7147 Double Impression National Bank Note 3 Cent . (Scott 147b) .1 pill’57 .15

3895 Why the 1870 Grilled 12 Cent is a Rarity Unused .Carter, E . F . & McGee, J .F .2 pp’45 .30

3553 1870 2-Cent Jackson . A Stamp Design Mystery . (Scott 135) .Williams, E .F .1 pill’67 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1870-1873

7183 Recent Article and a Rediscovered Stamp Reopen Old Debate on the 24 Cent Continental . (Scott 164) Laurence, M .2 ppill’86 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1870-1879

3843 Distinguishing the U.S. 2 Cent Stamps of 1870-1879 .Rich, S .G .2 ppill’49 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1870-1881

7353 3-Cent Bank Notes Divided by Paper, Engraving .Hatton, W .H .2 ppill’86 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1870-1883

7360 Variety of Challenges to Choose From With 2 Cent Jackson Bank Note .Rose, J .2 ppill’85 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1870-1887

3719 Notes on the U.S. 3 Cent Green .Andres, P .G .3 ppill’51 .45

7287 The U.S. 3-Cent Green, 1870-1887 .Bonesteel, C .H .4 ppill’50 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED - BANKNOTE 1870-1890 ISSUES

414 Colors and Dates on the 20 1890 .Rich, Stephen G .2 pp’51 .30

2598 Distinguishing the Banknotes .Wierenga, Theron1 p’70 .15

574 High values of the Banknotes on cover . AP2 pp ill’71 .45

498 The Banknote Issues of 1870-90 .Brookman, Lester G . 69 pp ill’41 9 .00

182 The 904 small Banknote of 1890 on original cover .Searing, Richard M .3 pp ill ’77 .45

187 The U.S. Banknote Issues .Waud, Morrison4 ppill’73 .60

576 US Banknote issue - 10-cent Jefferson 1870-1889 .Perry, E .7 ppill’32 1 .00

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1873

3926 Discovery-Scott 164 Now a Fact!Weinberg, R .L .1 p’79 .15

7484 U.S. Varieties . Double Paper Stamps of 1873 .Sloane, G .B .1 p’39 .15

71181873 ‘Secret Marks’ or ‘Die Cancellations’ Controversy .York, N .D .3 pp’73 .45

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1873 – OFFICIAL

366 3The 1-Cent Navy Double Overprint Error .Mooz, W .E .2 ppill’87 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1873-1879

3828 Notes on Shifted Transfers . 10 Cent Bank Notes .Bedford, C .W .3 ppill’31 .45

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1878-1881

7266 Notes on the U.S. 3-Cent Green 1878-1881 .Hargest, G .E .7 ppill’571 .00

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1879

7126 A New Cracked Plate . (2-cent banknote 1879, Scott 183) .Wierenga, T .1 pill’72 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1879-1890

3983 American Bank Note Co ., 1879-1890 Issues .York, N .D .2 pp’58 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1883

7027Collecting the U.S. 2-Cent Red Brown of 1883 .Hatton, W .H .3 ppill’86 .45

7396 Notes on U.S. No . 210 .Willard, E .L .13 ppill’461 .95

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1887

3829 The U.S. Two-Cent Green of 1887 .Jones, H .M .4 ppill’36 .60

3933 The 3-Cent Vermilion Was a Bank Note Misfit .Herst, H .2 ppill’88 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1890

7017Notes on Shifted Transfers—2-Cent 1890 .Bedford, C .W .3 ppill’31 .45

7259 The Flames and Thin Shanks on the 1-Cent 1890 . &Michales, W .C . Notes on the Flames and Thin Shanks on the 1-Cent 1890 .Hahn, M .8 ppill’391 .20

7122The 4-Cent Lincoln of the 1890 Issue . Does it Exist Printed on Both Sides? Kelley, B .1 p’80 .15

3650 2-Cent Carmine . New Yorker Finds Earlier First Use for 1890 Stamp .Lidman, D .1 p’61 .15

7101 United States: 1890 2-Cent Date of Issue .Piper, E .D .1 p’57 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1890-93

158 1890-93 Issue: A Study of Heads .Angold, Francis5 pp’67 .75

3984 The 1890-92 Issue .York, N .D .2 ppill’58 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1892

3985 The Columbian Exposition Stamps .York, N .D .2 pp’58 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED - COLUMBIAN ISSUE OF 1893

2581 The Columbian Issue of 1893 .Brookman, Lester G .2 pp ill’76 .30

506 The Columbian Stamp Scheme of 1894 .Thomas, Edmund B .2 pp ’79 .45

168 US Columbian Issue: the "Big Q" of 1893 .Dreyfus, Daniel A .5 pp’68 .75

410 20 Added years of Research on the 2¢ Columbian .Copeland, L . H .8 pp ill’62 1 .20

3763 Newly Discovered Design Differences Make Some 5-Cent Columbian Proofs Essays . Rosenthal, J .2 ppill’86 .30

3754 The American Indians on our Columbian Commemoratives .Mook, M .A .2 ppill’57 .30

3528 The Two Cent Columbian . & 20 Added Years of Research on the 2-Cent Columbian . Copeland, L .H .21 ppill’633 .00

3507 U.S. Columbian 2-Cent Plate Varieties .Brink, W .C .5 ppill’39 .75

7221 U.S. Columbians Historical Notes From "Harpers Round Table" of 1896-97 .1 p’39 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1894

2531 The Reason for two types of the 1894 l¢ stamp .York Norton D .1 p’65 .15

3988 1894 $1, Types 1 and 2 . Why?York, N .D .1 pill’58 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1895-1898

3691 The Issue of 1895-1898 .York, N .D .2 ppill’59 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1898

3670 The Mystery of the Trans-Miss 5 Cent Design Solved . (Scott 288) & Origin of Fremont Design . Herst, H .4 ppill’61 .60

3986 The One-cent Omaha .Trettin, K .2 ppill’80 .30

3989 Trans-Mississippi Issue of 1898 .York, N .D .1 pill’58 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1902

7140The Five-Cent U.S. 1902 Imperforate .1 pill’63 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED - 1902-1903 ISSUES

2618 The 1902-1903 IssueKing, Beverly S .36 pp ill’315 .00

2530 The Reason for non-postage use of $2 (312) and $5 (313) .York, Norton1 p’65 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1907

7002 Some Background on the Jamestown Issue . (Scott 328-30) .Herst, H .4 ppill’80 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1908

3764 Complex History Makes #519 A Treasured Stamp .Schumacher, P .1 pill’93 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1908-1922

7095 Reasons for Changes in 1908-21 Series .York, N .D .5 pp’63 .75

3747 United States A140 Made Simple .Pollock, L .W .3 ppill’57 .45

SPECIALIZED - 1913 ISSUE

160 Panama Pacific Exposition IssueBaker, Philip E .4 pp ill’78 .40

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1914

3820Scott’s U.S. 424b Found Postmarked Mount Vernon, Wash .McConnell, E .1 p’75 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1916-1917

3659 Strange Case of the U.S. 1916-17 30-Cent Unwatermarked, Perf 10, Stamp . Chemi, J .4 ppill’61 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1916-1923

7073 Look-alike Stamps Have Different Values .Hotchner, J .M .2 ppill’89 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1917

7184 New Discovery on Sheet Format of the A .E .F . Panes .Lawrence, K .2 ppill’95 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED - 1917-20 ISSUES

419 The US Issue of 1918-20 .Lybarger, Donald F . 41 pp ill’37 6 .00

2529 The Thompson Creation: US War Stamp of 1917 .Hartmann, Leonard H . 1 p ill ’65 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1918-1923

3927 Five Types of Offset Printed 2-Cent Washington .Hatton, W .3 ppill’85 .45

3928 Offset 3-Cent and Rotary Press Sheet Stamps .Hatton, W .3 ppill’85 .45

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1920

7435 Pilgrim Tercentenary Commemorative Stamps of 1920 . Van Amburgh, J .E .1 p’38 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1922-1925

3801 The 1922-25 Set .Rose, J .2 ppill’88 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1922-1930

3830 The Hayes Eleven-Cent Stamp . (Scott 563) .Frampton, R .10 pp’311 .50

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1923

7172 A Half Millimeter Makes a Big Difference . (2 cent Harding memorial issue) .O’Keefe, D .1 pill’86 .15

7212 Plating Centerline Blocks of the Imperforate 2 Cent Harding of 1923 . Redhed, W .S . & Steimley, L .L .8 ppill’381 .35

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1929

3540 General Anthony Wayne, A Mason . ("Battle of Fallen Timbers" issue) . Needham, R .M .2 ppill’56 .15

7028 George Rogers Clark Commemorative Stamp . (Scott 651) .Purcell, G .W .2 pp’31 .30

3534 Light’s Golden Jubilee . (Scott 654-656) .LaMarre, T1 pill’87 .15

3821 Newton, Kansas . (Scott 658-668 Kansas overprints) .Herst, H .2 pp’82 .30

7018 The Story of the Stamp . (George Rogers Clark issue-Scott 651) .Ploch, C .A .2 pp’31 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1932

289 George Washington: Trouble with his portraiture!Henhoeffer, George9 pp’75 .50

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1934

3542 Wisconsin Tercentennial Commemorative Stamp . 1634-1934 .Wiese, N .H .1 pill’56 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1937

3535 The Northwest Ordinance . (Scott 795) .Millman, D .1 pill’87 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1938

7096 A Unique 30-Cent Deep Blue T . Roosevelt "Presidential ." (Scott 830)1 pill’60 .15

7469 Iowa Stamp Design . (Scott 838) .McGee, J .F .1 pill’38 .15

7412 Swedish-Finnish Tercentenary Issue . (Scott 836) .Hahn, G .C .4 ppill’42 .60

7213 United States Postage Stamps of 1938 .Kimble, R .A .12 ppill’391 .80

3934 10-Cent Prexys Common, But Some Usages Scarce .Suffet, S .L .2 ppill’88 .30

7141 ½-Cent Prexy Cover Singles Impossible to Discover . (Scott 803) .Suffet, S .L .2 ppill’88 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1940

598 Much Defense and Criticism meets Pony Express Stamp (Scott 894) . Weekly . Phila . Gossip1 p’40 .15

7350 Defense Issue Part-perforates . (Scott 899-901) .Sloane, G .B .1 p’42 .15

7349 Wyoming Statehood Stamp . (Scott 897) .Hahn, G .C .9 ppill’451 .35

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1942

3597 Chinese Commemorative Issue . (Scott 906) .Hahn, G .C .5 ppill’45 .75

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1944

7351 The Telegraph Centenary Stamp . (Scott 924) .Glass, S .7 ppill’441 .00

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1947

7288 Thomas A . Edison Commemorative Stamp . (Scott 945) .Hahn, G .C .15 ppill’502 .25

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1948

575 Statuarius Philatica: Solon Hannibal Borglum (Scott# 973) .Pedersen, Aksel Sand 2 pp ill ’79 .30

7405 Who Are the American Turners? (Scott 979) .Hoffman, H .1 p’48 .15

7113 George Washington’s Age . (Washington Bicentennial Issue Scott 704-15) .1 p’53 .15

7322 William Penn and His Holy Experiment . (Scott 724) .Weinberg, I .4 ppill’52 .60

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1953

7366 South of the Gila . The Story Behind the Stamp . (Scott 1028) .Graf, R .M .2 ppill’59 .30

7006 The Perry Stamp Design . (Scott 1021) .Faries, B .13 ppill’801 .95

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1954

7169 Lincoln, Douglas and Volk . The Story Behind the Stamp . (Scott A 483) . Graf, R .M .2 ppill’58 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1957

7148 A U.S. Issue is Born . International Naval Review Issue . (Scott 1091) .2 ppill’57 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1958

7452 Noah Webster, Journalist, Scholar, Lexicographer . (Scott 1121) .Fenner, F .2 ppill’58 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1959

7097 New 4-Cent Seaway Plate Numbers Found . (Scott 1131, Plate 26343) .1 p’63 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1960

7176 Broken Circles on Key ‘Credo .’ (Scott 1142) .Lustig, J .1 pill’61 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1961

7038 Senator George W . Norris, 1961 Centennial Stamp-Sketches and Rejected Models . (Scott 1184) . Faries, B .2 ppill’61 .30

7019 The 50th Anniversary of Naval Aviation . The Pictorial Story of the Development of This 1961 Commemorative Stamp . (Scott 1185) .2 ppill’61 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1962

7065 Source of the Homestead Stamp Design . (Scott 1198) .1 p’63 .15

7278 Will the Real Designer Please Stand Up? (Scott 1193) .Faries, B .17 ppill’812 .50

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1963

2601 Art and the Science Stamp (Sc #1237) .Faries, Belmont7 pill’631 .00

2617 Flags of the Americas (Sc #1234) .Faries, Belmont5 ppill’63 .75

2520 Historic Flag Series (Sc #1345-1354) .AP5 ppill’68 .75

2554 The Lincoln Profiles by Brady (Sc #1282) . AP2 ppill’66 .30

2590 The 6¢ Roosevelt Prominent American .Strake, Steven2 pp’70 .30

7185 Premo’s Photo . (Scott 1236 Eleanor Roosevelt issue) .1 pill’64 .15

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1964

7039 Story of the Creation of Memorial Stamp for John Fitzgerald Kennedy .2 ppill’64 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1965

3655 On the Record: Adlai Stevenson . (Scott 1275) .Faries, B .9 ppill’671 .35

3614 On the Record: Christmas 1965 . (Scott 1276) .Faries, B .5 ppill’67 .75

3556 On the Record: International Telecommunications Union .Faries, B .4 ppill’67 .60

3609 On the Record: Robert Fulton . (Scott 1270) .Faries, B .6 ppill’66 .90

3629 On the Record: Settlement of Florida . (Scott 1271) .Faries, B .11 ppill’671 .65

3615 On the Record: Traffic Safety . (Scott 1272) .Faries, B .5 ppill’66 .75

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1966

3661 On the Record: Humane Treatment of Animals . (Scott 1307) .Faries, B .4 ppill’67 .60

3791 On the Record: Indiana Statehood . (Scott 1308) .Faries, B .4 ppill’67 .60

3554 On the Record: Migratory Bird Treaty . (Scott 1306) .Faries, B .5 ppill’67 .75

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1967

3555 Eakins Stamp: Its Production . (Scott 1335) .Lidman, D .2 ppill’67 .30

3765 Inverted Flag on U.S. Astronaut Space Stamp . (Scott 1331-2) .1 pill’68 .15

7040 On the Record: Twin Space Stamps . (Scott 1331-2) .Faries, B .10 ppill’691 .50

7241 The Marshall Plan . (Scott 1289) .Hunter, W .R .2 ppill’79 .30

UNITED STATES SPECIALIZED – 1968

7154 A New Die Proof for Holmes and How to Identify it . (Scott A720) .Faries, B .3 ppill’80 .45

7386 Letter About American Flags . (Scott 1345-1354) .Lentz, W .D .1 p’69 .15

7267 On the Record: Arkansas River Navigation . (Scott 1358) .Faries, B .4 ppill’70 .60

7279 On the Record: Hemis Fair ’68 . (Scott 1340) .F