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I'm just getting started, so my stamp book library is small.
Scott 2012 United States Pocket Stamp Catalogue.
Scott Specialized Catalogue 2011
2007 Scott Catalogues
Scott 1999 Classic Specialized Catalogue of Stamps and Covers 1840 - 1940.
Encyclopedia of United States Stamps And Stamp Collecting by Steven J. Rod, United States Stamp Society and Rodney A. Juell
Advanced Stamp Collecting: A Serious Collector's Guide to the Collection and Study of Postage Stamps and Related Materials"
Krause, Barry
Linn's Stamp News subscription
Scott's Monthly Stamp Journal, the 1976 issues.
History of the Postage Stamps of the United States by John Kerr Tiffany. (Kindle edition.)
Stamp Collecting -- The Definitive-Everything you ever wanted to know
by Michael Bebasso
The Micarelli Identification Guide to U.S. Stamps -- Regular Issues 1847-1934
Guide to Stamp Collecting, by Janet Klug.
The Stamp Atlas by Wellsted, Rossiter, Flower.
Standard Handbook of Stamp Collecting, by Richard McP. Cabeen
The Stanley Gibbons Book of Stamps and Stamp Collecting
Postal Reform and the Penny Black by Douglas N. Muir
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I have only the 2004 U.S. Postal Service Guide and a couple Mystic Catalogs and Publications. Soon, I will have a 2007 Scott Specialized I bought used from Amazon. |
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Just picked up another book from a used book store  Its got some really pretty pictures. Of course thats not the only reason I bought it.  |
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[quote][ Is there a chick in the centrefold /quote]
There are chicks everywhere. Usually standing in the water. :) |
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New addition to my library. 200 page tome published in 1978, picked up at Salvation Army thrift shop. Figure I can use all the help I can get.  |
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Some of the books in my library:
Nederland 1852 ( Plating the first issue of the Netherlands, 16 volumes )
Billig's Handbook #19: Japanese Occupation of South-East Asia
The 1995 Plate Number Coil Catalog
Zumstein Spezialkatalog Schweiz |
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Yes. I love the Airmails -- what sort of info is in the catalogue? It must be VERY detailed if there are 3 volumes.
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KIrk,
Everything you wanted to know about airmails, 1st Flights, airport dedications, Do-X flights, glider flights, some forgein (sic) between the two editions that is, the American Airmail Society is working to finish the sixth Edition and working on the 7th. drop me a line or a scan and I'll research it out for you.
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Unsure Collin, I just found it on Amazon after looking for a list of Railway Station Postmarks in GB. Your guess as good as mine. Produced by the "Railway Philatelic Group" so there is a fair chance it envelops England Scot Wales and perhaps Ireland. |
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Posted 08/07/2012 03:26 am
also have Vol 1 and 3 and complete 5th edition. Any body jealous?
