Whats In Your Library?

You just know I'll get you back, don't you?

Your karma is in good shape

Many pages ago, Rod posted this:



For those who may not know, here it is:

Here's a couple of new visitors to my house.

First a looseleaf 1965 publication, somewhat enjoyed by the silverfish I think!




Second, a book that ties up two of my interests very nicely indeed

Kellow's Stamps of Victoria
SG Commonwealth and Empire 2007
SG British Commonwealth 1999
Parkinson's New Zealand Postage Due 1912
Samuel's New Zealand Postage Dues Second Type
Comprehensive Colour Catalogue of Australian Stamps (4th edition)
van Dam's Canadaian Revenue Catalogue 2009
ACSC Kangaroos Sections 1 & 2 1999 edition
ACSC KGV Sections 3, 4 and 5 2001 edition
ACSC Postage Dues ection 10 1999 edition
Campbell's Australian Numeral Cancellations: A Compendium 1983
JRW Purves: A Philatelic Biography
Australian Post Office booklets (x9)
Lancaster's The Pictorial Stamps of Tasmania
Campbell Paterson's New Zealand Catalogue (updated to 1983)
JRW Purves' The Victorian Postage Dues (signed by author)
THe Australian Philatelist: Vol 1 No 1 to Vol 3 No 2

Gee,
I posted an approval of your catalogues
a couple of hours ago Jubilee,
I must have hit the cancel button by mistake

Nice bulletins/magazines/catalogues.

I am really not sure anymore if I like
stamps or stamp literature better?

I picked up Holmes Handbook and Catalogue of Canada and B.N.A. (1943) seven years ago when I was not actively collecting stamps. It is turning out to be an excellent reference book.

My first acquisition for my stamp library collection. From Amazon no less! Now if anyone can hook me up with the One Cent at a reasonable price, I'd be eternally grateful.

Otto, great library item. The one cent book prices have really increased the past couple of years.

Got my textbook, I hereby proclaim that I am a student of The United States One Cent Stamp of 1851 to 1861!





Edit: never mind being reasonable.

I have Stanley Gibbons sitting on my shelf

As to an online resource I use the following link from time to time as well:

http://www.allworldstamps.com/index.asp

I have Stanley Gibbons sitting on my shelf

As to online resource I use the following from time to time:

http://www.allworldstamps.com/index.asp

This arrived today,
a freebie from Kirk S...with more postage paid
than I earn in a week

This random act of kindness will not go
unpunished, I shall have my revenge,
I shall send him mint Australia, causing him
to have another country to collect...Bwa hahahahaha.

You're an evil retibutionist (is that a word?) Mr. Rod222.

I've just taken on Machins -- I'm not sure I could handle Australia