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The Philatelist

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1934

1981

1934-1981
Stamp collecting : how to identify stamps / compiled by James Watson

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1986

C1986
The argus philatelist

Date

1896
Notes on 19th century U.S. postal history; a special service pr epared by Stanley B. Ashbrook for a selected group of philatelists who are especially interested in U.S. postal history, postal rates, postal markings, and the unusual in U.S. domestic and foreign rate covers

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1951

1957

1951-57
The New Jersey philatelist

Date

1898
United States airmail stamps 1918 history and analysis of first day of sale postal use Joe Kirker

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2014
Home-made devices for stamp collectors

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1927
0.1 Franklin design file

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ca. 1912
Les chiffres-taxe de France, 1858-1928 : deux conférences faites aux Expostions Philatéliques de Troyes, 17 avril 1927 et de Dijon, 12 novembre 1928 / F. Doé

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1928

1929

[1928 or 1929]
Showcasing your stamp collection : a "how to" guide for creating original albums, supplementing ready-made albums / by C. E. Foster

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1976

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Smithsonian National Postal Museum

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Admission is always free!

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Our entrance is on the corner of First Street and Massachusetts Avenue NE.

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