Provides a lavishly illustrated tour of the 100 greatest U.S. postage stamps.

For each air letter and aerogramme, information is provided on first day of use, quantity issued, history and design, format, dimensions, paper, printing varieties and special flights, cachets, and cancellations.

(2022) American Air Mail Catalogue Vol. 4, 7th Edition. Canadian pioneer flights, SCADTA, semi-officials, government flights, airship, balloon, helicopter, anniversary, aerogrammes and air letter sheets, Canadian Forces and Warplane Heritage covers, Canadian Air Mail Field cancels, airmail rates, markings, astro. Newfoundland.

The famous cover is the only known example of the Alexandria, Virginia, postmaster provisional stamp printed on blue paper. This is a story of an old resident and the stamp on an old letter drawing attention to an old city where there once was an enterprising postmaster.

Book measures 6 x 9

(2003) U.S. First Flights (since 1978 deregulation), Glider Mail, First Jet Flights.

(2005) U.S. Foreign Contract Routes (FAM), Alaska, Canal Zone.

(2014) U.S. Contract Air Mail (CAM) Routes 1-34, Philippine Islands, Foreign Flag U.S. Flights.

An entirely new volume devoted to Polar Aerophilately.

(2017) U.S. Contract Air Mail (CAM) - First Flights Covers: AM Routes 1-28; U.S. Pioneer Airmail Flights 1910-1916; Canal Zone Airmails 1918-1979; Amelia Earhart; Gliders; and U.S. Government Airmail Flights.

The October 1863 issue of Appleton’s Postal Guide may be the only issue to every appear of what was announced as a quarterly publication. A new postal act with major changes in rates and postal procedures had gone into effect on July 1, 1863, and the Guide includes a summary of the new laws and regulations. The Guide includes a complete list of post offices in the United States.

2004. A guide listing hundreds of country names and markings used on difficult to identify stamps.

Based on exhaustive research by Bellefonte resident Kathleen “Kitty” Wunderly, the second edition of Bellefonte and the Early Air Mail 1918-1927 tells the story of Bellefonte, Pennsylvania’s role in the early days of U.S. Airmail Mail. Wunderly’s expanded work offers a unique, local perspective on the men, the machines and the challenges of airmail service in America.

A look at the early postal history of Bermuda, the story of its links with the rest of the world, and more.

Buffalo Cinderellas details the fascinating life stories of two men who distributed souvenir stamps for the 1901 Pan American Exposition. One was a reputable man, and the other was a traveling charlatan who later drifted into the darkness of forgery and swindling. Collectors and non-collectors alike enjoy the history and tales!

Published 2016. This book presents the commemorative postage stamps issued during 1950.

2006. Includes 8-page color section. A comprehensive study of postal markings used in Chicago from 1831 until the mid-1950’s. This is most exhaustive study of post office operations in a major American city. It serves as a template for the study of any period of the American mails.

This book is a continuation of the series highlighting the finest BWI collections. Freeland’s St. Lucia is the definitive collection with much material from the pre-stamp era, the St. Lucia Steam Conveyance Company, the early Perkins Bacon issues through to the De La Rue keyplate issues. More modern stamps are not neglected and there are sections on the Postal Fiscals as well as the Postal Stationery. Illustrated in full color throughout, this is a worthy successor to the previous Classic Collections publications.

A chronology, includes volume 1 and volume 2, 306 photos and illustrations.

Dorothy Knapp: Philately and Family is the definitive biography and complete works of the most famous cachet artist in the history of philately.

The Catalog provides the most comprehensive research source for plate number information on United States postage and revenue stamps, including tax-paid revenue stamps, with listings for overprinted Possessions postage, Allied Military government stamps and other back-of-the-book stamps, dummy and test stamps, MDI “Blue Cover” booklets and partial Plate numbers on booklet and coil Stamps.

Printed 2019 by British West Indies Study Circle

This book is based on the original written by the late Derek Sutcliffe; it has been thoroughly revised and largely re-written. It continues the aim of presenting the Jamaica Encyclopaedia in a new softbacked format with many illustrations now in full color.

The most comprehensive book on United States stamps and stamp collecting.

This engaging children's history book makes a great present for young collectors. Beautiful Newfoundland stamps provide the illustrations, including the world's first dog stamp and the first portrayal of Queen Elizabeth the Second. Travel to Canada's easternmost province and the waters that surround it for a delightful journey. Suitable for ages 5-9.

This book is a culmination of collecting and researching Florida Confederate covers.

More than 250 illustrations enhance the 21 chapters devoted to the forwarding of all classes of mail.

Reprint of revised 1990 edition. Printing inks, paper, watermarks, gum perforations, and much more.

Explore early Hawaii history and postal history with Hawaii Foreign Mail to 1870 — a boxed set of three hardcover volumes. Generous color illustrations and clear, compelling copy on 1,233 golden-edge pages bring the era to life, making each volume entertaining to read. You’ll also gain a broad understanding of the pioneer stampless covers to or from fur and sandalwood traders, whalers and missionaries, the use of Hawaii and United States postage stamps on Hawaii mail and the postage rates and markings to 1870.

Chapters on 13 aspects of U.S. postal history, plus two appendices including one on research resources.

(2020) Three of the best known American genre paintings from the 19th century are examined to find out what they reveal about the postal system of the times, what post office the artists might have depicted, and where the paintings fit in the narratives of three of the big upheavals in the early 19th century.

2021, full color. The Postal History of St. Simons Island, Georgia is another venture into a new field by offering a look into one aspect of Georgia postal history, a state with very few published resources. Author Steve Swain not only lives in Georgia, he is also the editor of Georgia Post Roads, the journal of the Georgia Postal History Society. He is well versed in his subject and relates the full story with tales dating back to the formation of the United States.

2022, full color. Author Jeff Lough specializes in the postal history of Kansas and is working on a multi-volume set of books that will cover the entire state. But he lives in Douglas County and therefore begins his story with one of the most populous of the state's 105 counties. With more than 150 supporting images, you'll learn all about the Douglas County post offices, postmaster, postal markings, and resources for this significant Kansas county.

2023, full color. Author James W. Milgram, M.D. Many of the postal markings used to cancel stamps from New York City during most of the 1860s are striking. James W. Milgram M.D. has documented more than 500 different types on domestic mail, most of which could be termed fancy cancels. These domestic killers are different from the New York killers used on foreign mail. These domestic markings have never been fully recorded and presented as a group. They are the largest group of fancy cancels known from the classic 1860s period of fancy cancels, so this monograph is a valuable reference for anyone interested in United States fancy cancellations. Each color illustration provides a catalog number, a description of the marking, a dated postmark from the cover that bears the marking, and a cross reference to the Skinner-Eno drawings, if one exists (most do not). The monograph is 8.5x11 heavy coated paper, all color, perfect bound with thick covers

Explains and illustrates the postal history of California from 1849 to 1869.

A comprehensive guide to the U.S. 1954 set of definitive stamps.

Offered on behalf of the American Philatelic Research Library, Sale 1157, Thursday, May 11, 2017, the sale of Position 76 of the famed McCoy Block of the Inverted Jenny.

(2022) With introduction of auxiliary markings basics.

The long-awaited companion volume to Richard Winter's essential North Atlantic Mail Sailings 1840-75 documents sailing data of steamship companies that carried non-contract mails on the North Atlantic. A highly-detailed reference volume.

3 part series, 7th ed., loose leaf, 3-hole punch format. 17 illustrations, 9 documents and 1 chart.

3 part series, 7th ed., loose leaf, 3-hole punch format.

Reprint of Elliott Perry’s work published in 58 issues over his lifetime. Emphasis on issues of the 19th century, locals, carriers and express posts plus match and medicine stamps. Arranged by subject matter.

The Philatelic Literature Review, published quarterly and available by subscription, is one of the few journals concentrating on the publication of philatelic material. In addition to reporting on recent library acquisitions, the PLR provides reviews of books, catalogues and research papers. Ongoing features include publishing updates from new releases and research, to literature awards, and news of worldwide philatelic libraries.

The Philatelic Literature Review, published quarterly and available by subscription, is one of the few journals concentrating on the publication of philatelic material. In addition to reporting on recent library acquisitions, the PLR provides reviews of books, catalogues and research papers. Ongoing features include publishing updates from new releases and research, to literature awards, and news of worldwide philatelic libraries.

The Philatelic Literature Review, published quarterly and available by subscription, is one of the few journals concentrating on the publication of philatelic material. In addition to reporting on recent library acquisitions, the PLR provides reviews of books, catalogues and research papers. Ongoing features include publishing updates from new releases and research, to literature awards, and news of worldwide philatelic libraries.

The Philatelic Literature Review, published quarterly and available by subscription, is one of the few journals concentrating on the publication of philatelic material. In addition to reporting on recent library acquisitions, the PLR provides reviews of books, catalogues and research papers. Ongoing features include publishing updates from new releases and research, to literature awards, and news of worldwide philatelic libraries.

The Philatelic Literature Review, published quarterly and available by subscription, is one of the few journals concentrating on the publication of philatelic material. In addition to reporting on recent library acquisitions, the PLR provides reviews of books, catalogues and research papers. Ongoing features include publishing updates from new releases and research, to literature awards, and news of worldwide philatelic libraries.

The Philatelic Literature Review, published quarterly and available by subscription, is one of the few journals concentrating on the publication of philatelic material. In addition to reporting on recent library acquisitions, the PLR provides reviews of books, catalogues and research papers. Ongoing features include publishing updates from new releases and research, to literature awards, and news of worldwide philatelic libraries.