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Posted 06/22/2020   3:23 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add 12pence to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Hello everyone,
I started collecting stamps in 1972, since then, my interest has changed a lot and I now only collect stamps that require some research material, so my philatelic book collection is nearly as valuable as my stamps. If there is an interesting book about a series of stamps, chance are that I will collect it; no book, no stamps.
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Two resources that will keep you overwhelmed with books are the Philatelic Union Catalog and the Stampsmarter - philatelic library. What are some of the books in your collection that inspire you?
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Thanks everyone, hooseirboy, here is just 1 example, Carroll Chase wrote the book " The 3c stamps of the United States 1851-1857 issue" We all know that book, but what make mine more interesting is the fact that it was own by Stanley B. Ashbrook and have a ton of side notes and correspondences letters.

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