What Areas Do You Collect?

In terms of covers and postal history:
Most seriously:
-US Coast Guard Postal History
-Christkindle
A little less so:
-Israel First Day Covers
-Tennessee Postal History (very narrow to the Bartlett/Ellendale/Union Station area)
-US First Day Covers are more of just an accumulation in an album.

Bump...

I have a general pre-1940 worldwide collection in Scott International albums and a more "specialized" collection of classic airmail stamps (pre-1950) in a combination of Vintage Reproduction pages and custom Steiner pages.

Chris2015,
I'd like to see some of your vintage Airmail pages.
I too collect W/W Airmail (pre 1950 or so for most countries)

I use Steiner pages too, but have not gotten around to figure out how to customize them.

Dave N.
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Dave,
Here's a few examples of my modified Steiner pages from my classic WW airmail collection...

Pretty awesome there Chris2015!
How are you modifying the Steiner pages?
They sure look good. And the stamps too. You obviously have a very advanced collection...

Dave N.

Dave,

Thanks for the comments. I completely use PowerPoint. Wrote a guess blog post about it a while back you can read here.

http://bigblue1840-1940.blogspot.co...s-using.html

Chris

More can be see in this thread:


https://goscf.com/t/61436 br /

Nice collection Chris.

Regarding the original poster's question, I don't have much postal history and certainly nothing as extensive as the Iowa guys. Have added several items in the past year; mostly in my Portuguese collecting area (1895 - two small covers from Horta; 1900 cover from Angra; post WW II cover from Sao Tome and postcard from India; also late 1890s missionary cover from Inhambane). I'm told that Inhambane covers are very uncommon and almost all are missionary in origin. Also added two pre-WW I postcards; and one cover; from Pago Pago.

I collect stamps and FDCs having signatures of different people

I collect Queen Victoria Commonwealth
but I do buy Edward Vll and KGV Commonwealth as well

I find all old stamps interesting, modern not so much.