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* * * * *
CATALOGUE
OF
BOOKS ON PHILATELY
IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF THE CITY OF BOSTON.
ITEMS PRINTED IN THIS STYLE OF TYPE
$(Albrecht, R. F., and Company, publishers. *2234.22)$
WERE GIVEN BY
THE BOSTON PHILATELIC SOCIETY.
JANUARY, 1903.
PRESS OF D. H. BACON & CO.,
DERBY, CONN.
Consult the Card Catalogue Under Headings:
Envelopes,
Perforation,
Penny Postage,
Post,
Postage,
Postage Stamps,
Postal ----,
Postal Cards,
Postmarks,
Post Office,
Revenue,
Revenue Stamps,
Telegraph Stamps.
Also public documents.
CATALOGUE.
=Adenaw, Julius.= *2234.13
A complete catalogue of the revenue stamps of the United States,
including all private and state issues, and giving all minor
varieties, with the market value of every stamp.
New York, Scott Stamp & Coin Co. [1884?] 74, (1) pp 8^o.
$=Albrecht, R. F.=, and Company, publishers. *2232.22$
$Auction prices. An epitome of the prices realized for postage
stamps at R. F. Albrecht & Co.'s auction sales during four
seasons. (1892-95, sales 1-29.)$
= $New York, 1895. (4), 127 pp. 8^o.$
$=American Journal of Philately.= *2234.23$
$Monthly, Henry L. Calman, editor, first series, vol. 1, 1868.$
= $New York: Scott Stamp & Coin Co., second series, 1888-1902, 15v.,
illus. plates, 8^o. The issues for 1889 were edited by J. W.
Scott.$
=American Philatelic Association.= *2237.69
Books on philately in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. [Chicago]
1901. 7 pp. 8^o.
$=American Philatelic Association.= 2237.137$
$Catalogue of the American Philatelic Association's loan exhibit of
postage stamps to the United States Post Office Department, at the
World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893.$
$Birmingham, Conn. Bacon & Co., 1893. 68 pp. 8^o.$
$=American Philatelic Association.= *2230a.13$
$Official circular. Sept., 1893-Aug., 1895.$
= $[St. Louis, Mo., 1893-95.] v. L. 8^o.$
$=American Philatelic Publishing Company.= 2239a.121$
$"Our catalogue." The standard American catalogue of all the postal
issues of the world. Together with the revenue stamps of the
United States and Canada.$
= $New York. Albrecht & Co. [1894] (2), 592 pp. Illus. 16^o.$
$=American Philatelist.= Vol. 1-13. *6233.9$
$Chicago. American Philatelic Association. 1888-99. 13 v. in 7.
8^o.$
$The annual number for Dec., 1884, is published as vol. 8.
Previous to vol. 8 the periodical is called American Philatelist
and Year Book of the American Philatelic Association.$
$=Bacon=, E. D. 2237.59$
$Reprints of postal adhesive stamps and their characteristics.$
= $London. [1900.] viii, 168 pp. Illus. [Stanley Gibbons'
philatelic handbooks.] 8^o.$
$=Bacon=, E. D. *2236.47$
$And Francis John Hamilton Scott Napier.$
$Grenada: to which is prefixed an account of the perforations of
the Perkins-Bacon printed stamps of the British Colonies.$
$London. Stanley Gibbons, 1902 (4) 173 pp. Illus. Pls. [The
Stanley Gibbons Philatelic Handbooks] 8^o.$
=Bacon=, E. D. and Francis J. H. S. Napier. 2237.48
The stamps of Barbadoes, with a history and description of the
star-watermarked papers of Perkins, Bacon & Co.
London: 1896. xi., 119pp. Pls. [The Stanley Gibbons Philatelic
handbooks.] 8^o.
$=Bartels, J. M.=, Co., publishers. *2230a.2$
$Complete catalogue and reference list of the stamped envelopes,
wrappers, and letter sheets regularly issued by the United States.
1853-97.$
$Washington, 1897, 38 pp. Illus Pls. L. 8^o.$
$=Bartels=, J. M., Co. 2230a.3$
$March, 1899. J. M. Bartels' second complete catalogue and reference
list of the stamped envelopes, wrappers, letter sheets and postal
cards, regularly issued by the United States. 1853-1899.$
$Washington (1899) Unpaged. Illus. F^o.$
$=Bartels=, J. Murray & Co., publishers. 2239a.112$
$The standard price catalogue and reference list of the plate
numbers of United States adhesive postage stamps, issued from 1890
to 1898. 3d edition.$
$Washington, 1898, 37pp. 16^o.$
$Same. 2239a.113$
$Stamps issued from 1893 to 1899, 4th edition. With supplement,
1899, 1900, 2 parts in 1v.$
=Bazar=, Der. *6231.6
f[:u]r Briefmarken-Sammler, Jahrgang 1, No. 5-11. Heidelberg:
1869-70, 4^o.
=Bellars=, Henry John, and ---- Davie. 2237.53
The standard guide to postage stamp collecting ... 2d edition.
London. Hotten. 1864. 130 pp. Sm. 8^o
$=Boston Philatelic Society.= *2234.15$
$An historical reference list of the revenue stamps of the United
States, including the private die proprietary stamps. Compiled by
George L. Toppan, Hiram E. Deats and Alexander Holland, a
committee of the ... society.$
$Boston, 1899, 423pp. L. 8^o.$
$=Boston Stamp Book=, The. *2237.74$
$[Monthly.] Edited and published by John Luther Kilbon. Vol. 1-3.
May, 1895-May, 1898.$
= $Boston. Cassino & Co. [etc.] 1896-98. v. 12^o.$
=Bradt=, S. B. & Co. *6226.36
Catalogue of United States and foreign postage stamps, 1-9, from
July 25, 1891-Dec. 14. 1892. Sold at Cobb's library.
[Chicago, 1891, 92.] 9 pphs. in 1 v. 8^o.
$=Bright & Sons= *2237.68$
$"A B C" descriptive priced catalogue of the world's postage stamps,
envelopes, post cards, etc. 3d edition. Revised up to date.$
-- $London. Simpkin, Marshall & Co. [1898.] 2 parts in 1 v. Sm.
8^o. London. Simpkin, Marshall & Co. [1901.]$
$=Brown=, Frank P., publisher. 2239a.21$
$The standard postage stamp catalogue. 56th edition.$
= $Boston, 1896. xxxvi, 623, (4) pp. Illus. 16^o.$
$Two copies.$
$=Brown=, Mount. 2237.63$
$Catalogue of British, Colonial, and foreign postage stamps. 2d
edition.$
= $London. Passmore. 1862. vii, (1), 72 pp. 16^o.$
$Same. 4th edition. 1863. xi, (1), 85 pp. 2237.18$
=Brown=, Walter Lee. 6226.18 = No. 1 in *2224.6
Descriptive catalogue of the revenue stamps of Italy, from 1836 to
1878.
New York. J. J. Pusey & Co., prs. 1878. (2), 23, (1) pp. 8^o.
$=Brown=, William, of Salisbury. 2230a.23$
$A reference list to the stamps of the Straits Settlements,
surcharged for use in the Native Protected States.$
= $Salisbury, author, 1894. 108, (1) pp. Illus. Plates. 4^o.
Reprinted with additions and corrections from the Philatelic
Journal of Great Britain.$
=Chalmers=, Patrick. *2237.35
The adhesive postage stamp. Decision of the "Encyclop[ae]dia
Britannica." James Chalmers was the inventor of the adhesive
stamps. Also papers on the penny postage reform.
London: E. Wilson, 1886, 64pp. 8^o.
Chalmers, Patrick. *2237.37
The American Philatelic Association and the adhesive postage stamp.
London: E. Wilson & Co., 1887, 16pp. Sm. 8^o.
=Chalmers=, Patrick. 2237.30
How James Chalmers saved the penny postage scheme. Letter of the
Dundee bankers and merchants to the lords of Her Majesty's
treasury.
London: E. Wilson & Co., 1890, 71pp. 8^o.
[Relates to the adhesive postage stamp first proposed by James
Chalmers.]
=Chalmers=, Patrick. 2237.28
Mr. John Francis, of the Athen[ae]um, on the plan of Sir Rowland
Hill, 2d ed.
London: E. Wilson & Co., 1889, 48pp. 8^o.
[Relates to the adhesive postage stamp.]
=Chalmers=, Patrick. *2237.34
Submission of the Sir Rowland Hill committee, 2d edition, with
opinions from the press (4th series) on "the adhesive postage
stamp."
London: E. Wilson, 1886, 115pp. 8^o.
=Chicago Stamp News.= Vol. 1. *6233.10
Chicago, 1891, 1892. 8^o.
=Collin=, Henry, and Henry L. Calman. *2234.21
Catalogue of the stamps, envelopes, wrappers and postal cards of
Mexico. Including the provisional issues of Campeche, Chiapas,
Guadalajara, etc.
= New York: Scott Stamp & Coin Co. [1900?] (1), 117pp. Illus. L.
8^o.
$=Collin=, Henry and others. *2230a.25$
$Catalogue of the stamps, envelopes and wrappers of the United
States of America, and of the Confederate States of America, by
Henry Collin and Henry L. Calman, with the collaboration of John
N. Luff and George L. Toppan.$
= $New York: Scott Stamp & Coin Co., 1900. (4), 206pp. Illus.
Plates. Sm. f^o.$
$=Collin=, Henry, and Henry L. Calman. *2230a.122$
$A catalogue for advanced collectors of postage stamps, stamped
envelopes and wrappers....$
$New York: The Scott Stamp & Coin Co. 1890-1901. 1349pp. Illus.
Plates. 4^o.$
$=Coster=, Charles H. *2232.26$
$The United States locals and their history.$
$New York: Scott & Co., 1877, 111pp. Illus. 8^o.$
$=Coster=, Charles H. *2237.110$
$Les postes priv['e]es des Etats-Unis d'Am['e]rique. Bruxelles,
Moens, 1882, 85, 2v. in 1. Illus. [Biblioth[e']que des timbrophiles.]
16^o.$
$[Contents.--1. Les timbres adh['e]sifs. 2. Les envelopes
timbr['e]es.]$
$=Daily Stamp Item.= *2230a.31$
$Vol. 1, 2. January 1 to June 30, 1896.$
= $St. Louis, Mo. C. H. Mekeel Stamp & Publishing Co. 1896, 2v.
Portraits. F^o.$
$=Daniels=, J. H. 2237.31$
$A history of British postmarks, together with a list of numbers
used in obliterations in Great Britain and certain colonial
possessions. London: Gill. 1898 (5), 184pp. Illus. Sm^o.$
$=Deutsche Briefmarken-zeitung= 6230a.34$
$(Periodical) iii.-v. (3 vols.)$
=Dexter,= George. 2237.4
Catalogue of postage stamps, American and foreign, and U. S. revenue
stamps. (Anon.)
Cambridge: Sever and Francis. Two copies. 1868, 78pp. 16^o.
$=Deutsche illustrirte Briefmarken-Zeitung.= *2237.154$
$[Monatlich.], vol. 1, 1883, Leipzig: 1883, 108pp., illus., 8^o. On
the completion of this volume the publication was merged in
Illustrirtes Briefmarken-Journal.$
$=Diena, E.= 2237.148$
$I Francobolli del Ducato Modena e della Provincie Modenesi, 8^o.$
$=Diena=, Emilio. 2237.150$
$Les timbres-postes des Romagnes. Suivi d'une ['e]tude sur leurs
r['e]impressions par J.-B. Moens.$
$= Bruxelles. Moens, 1898, 95pp. Illus. 8^o.$
$=Dominion Philatelist=, 2234.31$
$(Periodical) ii.-iv. (3 vols.)$
$=Durbin= and Hanes. 2233.19$
$Descriptive catalogue of the postage stamps and stamped envelopes
of all nations. 18th edition.$
$= Philadelphia: Chambers printing house, 1891, 180pp. Portrait,
plates. 8^o.$
$=Earee=, Robert Brisco. *2237.64$
$Album weeds; or, how to detect forged stamps. 2d edition,
enlarged.$
$= London: Gibbons [1892] xii., 726pp. Illus. 8^o.$
$=Eastern Philatelist=, The. *2232.28$
$A monthly magazine in the interests of philately. Vol. 1 to date.$
$= Newmarket, N. H. Pinkham, 1893 to date. v. 8^o & 4^o. The title
is on the cover.$
$=Evans=, Edward Benjamin. *2234.104$
$A description of the Mulready envelope ... with an account of other
illustrated envelopes of 1840 and following years.$
$London: Gibbons, 1891, 8, 240pp. Illus. 8^o.$
$=Evans=, Edward Benjamin. *2230a.104$
$The philatelic catalogue of postal stamps, envelopes, wrappers and
cards, 1840-1890. St. Louis: Mekeel, 1891, (7,) 472, (2) pp.,
illus., Portr., 8^o.$
$=Evans=, Edward Benjamin. 2237.46$
$Stamps and stamp collecting. A glossary of philatelic terms and
guide to the identification of the postage stamps of all nations.
2d edition.$
$London: Stanley Gibbons, 1898, 68pp. Illus. Pls. 8^o.$
$=Ewen=, Henry L'Estrange. 2239a.31$
$Standard priced catalogue of the stamps and postmarks of the United
Kingdom. No. 6, 1898.$
$Bournemouth: Pardy, 1898. v. Illus. Sm. 8^o.$
$=Fabri=, Pio. 2237.97$
$Timbres des Etats de l'Eglise.$
$Bruxelles, Moens, 1878, (3), 41, (1) pp. Illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$Same. [In Moens, Jean Baptiste. Timbres des Etats de Toscana et
Saint Marin. Pp. 69-109. Bruxelles, 1878.]$
=Fellows=, Eleanor C. *2237.38
Truth _v._ Fiction, _re_ the Chalmers' claim. By the Postal
reformer's "home" secretary for 30 years.
London: R. Forder, 1892, 15 pp. 8^o.
[On the claim of Patrick Chalmers that his father, James Chalmers,
was the inventor of the adhesive postage stamp. Signed, Eleanor C.
Fellows.]
$=Filatelic Facts and Fallacies.= *2237.78$
$A monthly magazine for stamp collectors and dealers. [Edited by S.
Louis.] Vols. 1-6. October, 1892-September, 1898.$
$= San Francisco: Sellschop & Co., 1892-94. v. 8^o.$
=Firth=, Oliver. *2237.62
Postage stamps and their collection: a practical guide to philately
for all collectors.
-- London: Gill, 1897, (7), 188pp. Illus. Sm. 8^o.
$=Fiscal Philatelist=, The, *2237.65$
$And revenue stamp guide. A monthly journal, devoted to fiscal
collectors. Vol. 1. Edited by Fred Geo. C. Lundy, 1892-3.$
$London: Morley & Lundy (1893). Illus. Sm. 4^o.$
$=Friederich=, Rudolf. *2230a.37$
$Die Postwertzeichen Spaniens und seiner Kolonien.$
$= Berlin: Brendicke, 1894, 2 v. in 1. Illus. Plates. 8^o.
Contents.--1. Die Postwertzeichen Spaniens. 2. Auflage. 3. Die
Postwertzeichen der spanischen Kolonien. Benutzte B[:u]cher und
Zeitschriften, pp. xiii, xiv.$
$=Fulcher=, Lionel William. *2234.35$
$Catalogue of the revenue stamps of Spain and colonies, including
the American occupation and revolutionary issues.$
$= London: Morley, 1902, (4), 98pp. Illus. 8^o.$
$=Gelli, G.=, and R. Tani, publishers. 2237.133$
$Catalogue illustr['e] de timbres-poste et t['e]l['e]graphe, 3e
['e]dition$
$= Bruxelles [1902] (11), 536, 25pp. Illus. 8^o.$
$Bears date 1903 on the cover.$
=Girsewald=, Conway, Freiherr von. 2239a.107
The stamps of Switzerland--translated from the German. St. Louis:
Mekeel, 1893, 64pp. Illus. 24^o.
$=Glasewald=, A. E. 2239a.9$
$Die Postwerthzeichen von Griechenland. Nach den neuesten
Forschungen bearbeitet.$
$G[:o]ssnitz S.-A. Glasewald, 1896, 64pp. Illus. Pl 8^o.$
$=Gray=, John Edward. 2237.17$
$The illustrated catalogue of postage stamps, 4th ed.$
$London: E. Marlborough & Co., 1866, xvi., 180pp.$
$Sm. 8^o. Same, do., do., 5th ed.$
Same--Revised by Overy Taylor, 6th ed. *2237.11
London: E. Marlborough & Co., 1875, xv. (1), 523pp. Sm. 8^o.
$=Gray=, John Edward. 2237.16$
$A hand catalogue of postage stamps, 2d edition.$
$London: R. Hardwicke, 1863, xiv., 58pp. 12^o.$
$=Gremmel=, Henry. *2239a.125$
$Henry Gremmel's stamp catalogue of the western hemisphere, giving a
full description ... of all the postage stamps, ... together with
the present market value of every stamp.$
$= New York [189-.] 162pp. Illus. 16^o.$
$=Handford=, J. T. 2239.42$
$The illustrated postage stamp catalogue of United States and
foreign postage stamps, stamped envelopes, postal and money order
cards.... [4th edition.]$
$New York: Seebeck, 1882, (4), 112, (8) pp. Plates. 12^o.$
=Hardy=, William John, and E. D. Bacon. 2336.33
The stamp collector. A treatise on the issue and collecting of the
postage stamps of all nations. With fac-similes.
London: Redway, 1898, 300pp. Pls. Fac-similes. 8^o.
=Harrison=, Gilbert, 2287.49
And Francis John Hamilton Scott Napier. Portuguese India [Handbook
of its postal issues] with notes and publisher's prices.
-- London: 1893, 87pp., plates [The Stanley Gibbons philatelic
handbooks] 8^o.
$=Harrison=, Gilbert. *2230a.99$
$The Nesbitt stamped envelopes and wrappers of the United States of
America, with descriptions of the varieties of the dies.... Edited
and completed by E. D. Bacon.$
$London: Smith, 1895, 44pp. Plates. 4^o.$
$Published as a supplement to the London Philatelist.$
=Herrick=, William. *2234.19
Catalogue of the Russian rural stamps.
-- New York: Scott Stamp & Coin Co., 1896, 128pp. Illus. L. 8^o.
=Horner=, W. E. V. *2332.55
History and catalogue of the stamped envelopes of the United States.
Philadelphia: L. W. Durbin, 1879, 52 pp. Illus. Sm. 4^o.
$=Horner=, W. E. V. *2232.14$
$The stamped envelopes of the United States, 3d edition.$
$Revised and continued by E. B. Hanes.$
$Phila.: Durbin and Hanes, 1889, 62pp. Illus.$
$[An earlier edition entitled, History and catalogue of the
stamped envelopes of the United States is on shelf-number
*2332.55.]$
$=Howes=, C. A. *2234.25$
$Photographs of a collection of Formosan stamps, the property of J.
N. Luff.$
$N. p. 1901, 6 photos. Size, 6-1/2 x 4-5/8 inches. Mounted.$
$=Illustriertes Briefmarken Journal= 2237.154$
$(Periodical) vol. xxii.$
$=Illustriertes Briefmarken-Journal=. *6230a.28$
$Zeitschrift f[:u]r Postwertzeichen-Kunde. Jahrgang 22.$
$= Leipzig: Senf. [1895.] v. Illus. 8^o.$
=International Collector.= *6226.17
Published monthly by the Collector publishing company. Vol. 1-4.
San Francisco, 1887-89. 4 v. in 1. Sm. 4^o.
Relates to postage stamps, coins, etc. The official organ of the
Philatelic society of America.
$=Internationaler Philatelisten-Verein=, *2233.17$
$Dresden.$
$Vertrauliche Mitteilung, No. 21, 15 Januar, 1899.$
$Dresden, Hesse and Becker (1899). 8^o.$
=Jioubukuro.= *5024.21
[Envelopes ornamented in colors.] 80 samples. L. 8^o.
$=Kalckhoff=, F. 2239a.29$
$Die Postkarten der deutschen Schutzgebiete und der deutschen
Postanstalten im Auslande.$
$Leipzig: [Naumann] 1902, 32pp. 8^o.$
$Berichtigter und erg[:a]nzter Sonderabdruck aus der Deutschen
Briefmarken-Zeitung.$
=Kenyon=, Brewster C. 2385.15
History of the postal issues of Hawaii. A list of the adhesive
postage stamps, stamped envelopes and postal cards of the Hawaiian
government.
= N. p., 1895, 26pp. Portr. 8^o.
$=Koefoed=, O. *2237.75$
$Danske Postfrim[ae]rker, 1851-1901. En historisk Afhandling
udarbejdet paa Grundlag af originale Aktstykker.$
$Kobenhavn, Jacobsen: 1901, 152, (4) pp., illus., portrs, pls.
8^o. [Some of the plates are colored.]$
$=Kohl=, Paul. *2239a.123$
$Freimarken-Katalog, 1902.$
$= Chemnitz: 1902, x, 736pp., illus. 16^o.$
$=Kropf=, H. 2230a.93$
$Die Postwertzeichen der Oster.-ungar. Monarchie. Prag: 1902,
430pp., 4^o.$
$=Koprovski=, Samuel 2237.93$
$Les timbres-poste ruraux de Russie. Nomenclature g['e]n['e]rale de
tous les timbres connus jusqu'[a'] ce jour, avec leurs prix de vente.
Pr['e]c['e]d['e] d'une introduction sur l'histoire des postes
rurales, avec notes g['e]ographiques et historiques.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1875, xxii, 3-108pp, Illus., 8^o.$
$=Kroetzsch=, Hugo. 2239a.16$
$Illustrierter ausf[:u]hrlicher Katalog [:u]ber deutsche
Postfreimarken.... Leipzig: Kr[:o]tzsch, 1896, x., 150 pp., illus.,
16^o.$
$=Kroetzsch=, Hugo. *2237.127.10$
$Die Postfreimarken der Grossherzogth[:u]mer Mecklenburg-Schwerin
und Mecklenburg-Strelitz. [Leipzig, 1894.] viii, 36, 16pp. Plates.
[Permanentes Handbuch der Postfreimarkenkunde. Theil 1, Abschnitt
10.] 12^o.$
$=Kroetzsch=, Hugo. *2237.127.11$
$Die Postfreimarken des Nordeutschen Postbezirks. [Leipzig, 1894.]
ix., (1), 140pp. Plates. [Permanentes Handbuch der
Postfreimarkenkunde. Theil 1, Abschnitt 11.] 12^o.$
=Longcope=, E. M. 9336 27a5
Things taxable. Stamp taxes under schedule A. Arranged and compiled
alphabetically.... [3d ed., enlarged.] Houston: 1898, 86pp. 16^o.
$=Le Grand=, A. 2237.100$
$Les ['e]critures et la l['e]gende des timbres du Japon. Bruxelles:
Moens, 1878, 43pp, illus. [Biblioth['e]que timbrolozique, 1.] 8^o.
[Extrait du Bulletin de la Soci['e]t['e] francaise de
timbrologie.]$
=Le Grand=, A. 2238.39
Le Grand's Manual for stamp collectors. A companion to the stamp
album. From the French. Trans., adapted and annotated by Henri
P[e']ne Du Bois. International ed.
-- N. Y.: Hurst [1896] 173 pp, 12^o. Two copies.
$=Lindenberg=, C. 2239a.17$
$Die Briefmarken von Baden unter Benutzung amtlicher Quellen
bearbeitet. Berlin: Brendicke, 1894, vi., (1), 171pp. 16^o.$
$=Lindenberg=, Carl. *2237.135$
$Die Briefumschl[:a]ge der deutschen Staaten, unter Benutzung amtlicher
Quellen. Heft 1-15.$
$= Berlin: Brendicke, 1892-95, 2v. and unbound parts, illus, 16^o.
Contents--_Band 1_: Heft 1, Braunschweig 2, Mecklenburg-Schwerin
und Mecklenburg-Strelitz 3, L[:u]beck 4, Thurn und Taxis 5, 6
Norddeutscher Postbezirk. _Band 2_: Heft 7, Oldenburg 8, Baden 9,
Hamburg und Bremen 10, Sachsen 11, 12 Hannover. _Band 3_: Heft 13,
Bayern 14, 15 W[:u]rttemberg.$
$=Lockyer=, Gilbert E. 2237.70$
Colonial stamps: also those of Great Britain. With geographical
and other notes.
= London: Stanley Gibbons & Co. [1887] vii. (1), 242pp., illus.,
Sm. 8^o.
$=London Philatelist=, *2230a.7$
$The monthly journal of the Philatelic Society, London. Editor, M.
P. Castle. Vol. 3-7, 10-11, 1894-98, 1901-2.$
$= London: 1894-1902, v. illus., plates, L. 8^o.$
$=Luff=, John N. *2230a.39$
$The postage stamps of the United States.$
$= New York: The Scott Stamp & Coin Co., 1902, (2), 417 pp.,
illus. 4^o.$
=Luff=, John N. 2237.60
What philately teaches.
-- New York: Scott Stamp & Coin Co., 1899, 75pp., illus. 12^o.
=Lundy=, Frederick George C. 2231.115
History of the revenue stamps of Mexico. St. Louis: Mekeel, 1891,
45pp., illus. map, 8^o.
$=Lundy=, Frederick George C., compiler. *2237.84$
$Handbook of the revenue stamps of Germany and Switzerland. Glasgow,
1896, 80pp 8^o.$
$=Lundy=, Frederick George C., compiler. *2237.85$
$Hand-book of the revenue stamps of Great Britain and Ireland. In
commemoration of the bi-centenary of the first stamp duty act,
29th June, 1694. London: Morley, 1894, 46pp., sm. 4^o.$
=MacLean=, [McLean], William Seward. 2237.29
McLean's stamp collector's guide, containing articles on leading
subjects; also lists of philatelic societies, and of periodicals
devoted to the science; also a directory of over two thousand
United States and Canadian collectors, 1889. Boston: W. S. McLean
[1889] 100pp. 8^o.
$=Martindale=, Isaac C. *2230a.33$
$Catalogue of [his] valuable collection of postage stamps to be sold
... October 24th and ... 25th, 1893. [And] List of prices realized
at the sale.$
$= [Philadelphia, 1893] (6), 173, 16pp, 8^o.$
=Mason's Monthly= *6226.3
Coin and Stamp Collectors' magazine. Vol. 1-6, 1867-72. Phila.:
Mason & Co. [1868-72] 6v. in 3, illus. 8^o.
$=Masson=, David Parkes. 2237.145$
$The stamps of Jammu and Kashmir.$
$= Calcutta [& Lahore] 1900, 01, 2v., illus., plates. [Philatelic
Society of India. Publications, vol. 4, 5] 8^o.$
=Mekeel=, Charles Haviland. 2231.116
The history of the postage stamps of the St. Louis postmaster,
1845-1847.
o Saint Louis, 1895, 25pp., illus., portr., fac-similes 4^o. From
the Philatelic journal of America [*6230a.10.14].
=Mekeel=, Charles Haviland. 2232.16
Descriptive priced catalogue of American postage stamps, including
also a priced list of Mexican revenue stamps, 2d edition.
= St. Louis: C. H. Mekeel Stamp and Publishing Co., 1891, 128pp.
L. 8^o.
=Mekeel=, C. H. *2234.114
Mekeel's complete standard catalogue of the postage stamps of the
world, 1894, 95. St. Louis: 1893-95, 2v. 8^o and 16^o.
=Mekeel=, Charles Haviland. 2280a.101
Mekeel's stamp collector's maps of the world. From original designs.
St. Louis, 1895, Mekeel, (8) pp. 4^o.
=Mekeel=, Charles Haviland. 2239a.105
A stamp collector's souvenir. St. Louis, 1892, 64pp. illus. portrs.
16^o.
=Mekeel= (C. H.) Stamp and Publishing Co. 2239.87
Mexico. [A description of Mexican postage stamps, envelopes, etc.]
-- St. Louis [1897?] 48 pp. illus., 16^o.
$=Mekeel's Weekly Stamp News.= *2230.112$
$Edited by I. A. Mekeel [and others]. Vol. 1-13. St. Louis, 1895-99,
12v. and unbound parts, illus., portraits, map, F^o. Two copies of
vol. 6-8, 10, 11. The incomplete set is kept in the children's
room. Vols. 1-10 were edited by I. A. Mekeel; 11 and 12 by C. E.
Severn and S. B. Hopkins; 13, by C. E. Severn alone. Nos. 26 and
47 of vol. 13 are wanting in the regular set, and Nos. 1-5 of vol.
6 in the "A" copy.$
$=Metropolitan Philatelist=, The. *2230a.11$
$[Monthly.] vol. 1-12, April, 1890-Sept. 1900.$
$--New York, Scott [etc.] 1890-1900, 12v, in 8, illus., sq. 8^o.$
=Millington=, H. Mackwood. 2237.72
An exhaustive catalogue of the adhesive postage stamps of the
British Empire, up to January, 1894. With a short descriptive
article on each colony.
= London, Gibbons, 1894, xi., (1), 283pp. illus., sm. 8^o.
$=Mirabaud=, Paul, and A. de Reuterski[:o]ld. *2230a.1$
$The postage stamps of Switzerland, 1843-62.$
$= Paris, Motteroz, 1899, (5), xi, (1), 266, (1) pp., illus.,
plates, F^o. Bibliography, pp. 241-259.$
=Mitchell=, William H., D.D.S. No. 2 in 2236.41
The standard reference list of the private local postage stamps of
the United States, including those used in Canada, Hawaiian
Kingdom and Mexico.
= Trenton: Sterling, 1887, xlii. pp. 8^o.
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2230a.35$
$Catalogue prix-courant de timbres-poste, t['e]l['e]graphes,
enveloppes at bandes, cartes, etc., etc.
= Bruxelles, Moens, 1892, 93, 3v., plates, L. 8^o. Contents--1.
Timbres-poste et t['e]l['e]graphes; 2. Enveloppes, bandes, cartes
and mandats; 3. Atlas.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2234.29$
$H['e]ligoland et ses timbres.$
$= Bruxelles: Bureau du journal le timbre-poste, 1897, (3) 272pp.,
illus., 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2231.118$
$Histoire des timbres-poste et de toutes les marques
d'affranchissement employ['e]es en Espagne, suivie de l'histoire des
timbres fiscaux mobiles, depuis leur origine jusqu'[a'] nos jours,
1840-1890.$
$= Bruxelles: Bureau du journal le Timbre-Poste, 1891, 564 pp.,
illus., L. 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.88$
$Timbres d'Egypte et de la Compagnie du Canal de Suez.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1880, 116 pp., illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2237.61$
$Les timbres de Belgique depuis leur origine jusqu'[a'] nos jours.
Bruxelles: Moens, 1880, 2 v. in 1, illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.98$
$Timbres de l'office Tour et Taxis, depuis leur origine jusqu'[a'] leur
suppression (1847-1867). Bruxelles, Moens, 1880, 107pp., illus.,
coat of arms. [Biblioth[e']que des timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2237.86$
$Timbres de la R['e]publique argentine et de ses diverses provinces.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1882, 2 v. in 1, fac-similes, 8^o. 150 copies
printed.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.89$
$Les timbres de Maurice depuis leur origine jusqu'[a'] nos jours, 2e
['e]dition, augment['e]e.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1878, 147pp., illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles,] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.99$
$Les timbres de Mecklenbourg-Schw['e]rin et Str['e]litz. Bruxelles:
Moens, 1879, 84pp. [Biblioth[e']que des timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.92$
$Les timbres de Prusse.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1887, 142pp., illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2232.45$
$Les timbres de Russie. Nomenclature g['e]n['e]rale de tous les
timbres-poste, timbres locaux, ruraux timbres-t['e]el['e]graphe,
enveloppes, bandes, cartes & cartes-lettres.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1893 (4), 62pp., plates, 4^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.90$
$Les timbres de Saxe depuis leur origine jusqu'[a'] nos jours.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1879, 104pp., illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.95$
$Timbres des duch['e]s de Schleswig, Holstein & Lauenbourg et de la
ville de Bergedorf.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1884, 94pp., illus., plates. [Biblioth[e']que
des timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.91$
$Les timbres du Wurtemberg (1847-1880).$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1881, 2 v. in 1, illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.96$
$Timbres des ['e]tats de Toscane et Saint-Marin par J. B. Moens, et des
Etats de l'Eglise par Pio Fabri. 2e ['e]dition augment['e]e.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1878, (1), 112pp., illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Mongeri=, F. 2237.87$
$Croissant-toughra (armoiries de l'Empire ottoman.) Bruxelles:
Moens, 1887, 26pp., illus., 8^o. [Especially in regard to this
device on postage stamps.]$
$=Morley=, Walter. *2237.80$
$Walter Morley's catalogue and price list of the revenue stamps of
the British colonies, Nov., 1895. London: (1895) 8^o.$
$=Morley=, Walter. *2237.82$
$Walter Morley's catalogue and price list of the stamps of Great
Britain, 2d edition, 1897. [London], [1897] viii., 191 pp., Sm.
8^o.$
$=Morley=, Walter. *2237.81$
$Walter Morley's complete catalogue and price list of British
railway letter fee stamps, Sept., 1898. London: [1898] v. Sm.
8^o$.
$=Morley=, Walter, compiler. 2237.83$
$Catalogue of the telegraph stamps of the world, Feb., 1900. London:
(1900), (4), 179 pp., plates, Sm. 8^o.$
$=Morley's Philatelic Journal=. *2234.27$
$A monthly paper for collectors of postage, revenue, telegraph and
railway stamps. Edited by A. Preston Pearce. Vol. 1-3, 1900,
1902.$
$= Catford: Morley, 1900-02, 3 v., illus., 8^o.$
$=Nankivell=, Edward J. 2237.152$
$Stamp collecting as a pastime. London: Gibbons, 1902, 68pp., illus.
[The Stanley Gibbons Philatelic handbooks.] 8^o.$
=Napier=, Francis John Hamilton Scott, and E. D. Bacon. 2237.33
Saint Vincent. [Handbook of its postal issues.] With notes and
publishers' prices.
-- London: 1895, 107pp., plates [The Stanley Gibbons philatelic
handbooks] 8^o.
=Napier=, Francis John Hamilton Scott, and Gordon Smith. 2237.44
South Australia [Handbook of its postal issues] With notes and
publishers' prices.
-- London, 1894, (7), 135pp., plates [The Stanley Gibbons
philatelic handbooks.] 8^o.
=Nast=, F. A. 2237.139
A tentative price list of entire U. S. envelopes, arranged according
to J. W. Scott's system, with the corresponding numbers, according
to Prof. Horner. N. Y.: The J. W. Scott Co. [188-.] 51pp., 12^o.
$=Nast=, F. A. 2237.139$
$A tentative price list of entire U. S. envelopes, arranged
according to J. W. Scott's system, with the corresponding numbers,
according to Prof. Horner. New York: The J. W. Scott Co. [1888?]
51pp., illus., 8^o. The title on the cover is J. W. Scott's
catalogue....$
=Ogilvie=, W. T. 2236.31
Handbook for the collector of postage stamps, illus. London:
Sonnenschein, 1892, 125pp. [The young collector] Sm. 8^o.
$=Parker=, E. Y., publisher. 2239a.119$
$The pocket standard catalogue of the revenue stamps of Canada.
Toronto: 1899, 23pp., 24^o.$
=Pemberton=, Edward L. 2237.27
The stamp collector's handbook, 2d ed. London: Stanley Gibbons &
Co., 1878, x. (1), 340pp., illus., Sm. 8^o.
$=Perlep=, A. 2237.159$
$Katalog der Stempelmarken aller Staaten. Kreuz a Ostbahn: Moersig
[1880] vii., 224pp., plate [Philatelistische Bibliothek, band 6],
8^o.$
$=Permanentes Handbuch= der Postfreimarkenkunde mit Lichtdrucktafeln
... gleichzeitig Beibuch zum Permanente-Sammelwerk in losen
Bl[:a]tter von Hugo Kr[:o]tzsch. [Auch Vierteljahrs Nachtr[:a]ge.]$
$= Leipzig: Kr[:o]tzsch, 1894-1887, 17 v. in 9, illus., plates, maps,
12^o.$
$Theil 1. Deutsche Staaten. Abschnitt 1-13, 15 *2237.127$
$Theil 1. Abschnitt 4. 2. Auflage *2237.128$
$Theil 2.$
$Theil 3. Russland *2237.130$
$Vierteljahrs Nachtr[:a]ge. *2237.131$
$=Permanentes Handbuch der= *2237.131$
$Postfreimarkenkunde. Vierteljahrs-Nachtr[:a]ge zum Permanenten
Handbuch der Postfreimarkenkunde und dem Permanent-Sammelwerk in
losen Bl[:a]ttern von Hugo Kr[:o]tzsch. Jahrgang 1-3, 1894-1896.$
$= Leipzig: Kr[:o]tzsch, 1896, iv., 204pp., illus. plates, 12^o.$
$The Permanentes Handbuch, Theil 1, is on shelf-number *2237.127;
Theil 3, *2237.130.$
$=Philatelic Californian=, The. *2233.21$
$Vol, 1, 2, October, 1893-December, 1895.$
$= San Francisco: California Philatelic Press Club, 1893-95, 2v.,
illus., 8^o. A monthly publication.$
$=Philatelic Era=, The *2237.77$
$A semi-monthly magazine devoted to stamp collecting. W. W. Jewett,
editor and publisher. Vol. 6-8, September, 1892-August, 1894.$
$= Portland, Me., 1892-94, v., illus., 8^o. This magazine appeared
monthly previous to September, 1893. The Philatelic Literary
Review was published as a supplement to vol. 6 of the Philatelic
Era, from September, 1892, to August, 1893.$
=Philatelic Journal=, The, of America. *6230a.10
An illustrated monthly magazine in the interest of stamp collecting.
Edited by Charles Haviland Mekeel. Vol. 1-14. Philatelic
Publishing Co., St. Louis, 1887-96, 13v., 8^o.
=Philatelic Journal=, The, of America. *6230a.16
Special ed., vol. 2, No. 24, Feb., 1887. Ed. by Chas. Haviland
Mekeel.
-- St. Louis: Philatelic Pub. Co., 1887, 44pp., illus., portrs.,
8^o.
$=Philatelic Journal= *6231.62$
$of Great Britain, and philatelic review of reviews: official organ
of the International philatelic union. Ed. by Percy C. Bishop,
vol. 1-8. London: 1891-8, 8v., illus., portrs., 8^o.$
$=Philatelic Journal=, The, of India. *2230a.17$
$The monthly journal of the Philatelic Society of India. Editor, C.
Stewart-Wilson, vol. 3-6, Jan. 1899-Dec., 1902.$
$= Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co., 1899-1902, 4 v., illus.,
plates, folded tables, L. 8^o.$
$=Philatelic Monthly and World=, vol. 19-21. *6230a.45$
$= Philadelphia, 1893-95, 2v., illus., 8^o.$
$=Philatelic Record=, The. *2237.103$
$Vol. 6-11, 18-24, February, 1884-December, 1902.$
$= London: Pemberton, Wilson & Co., 1884-1902, 13v. in 7, illus.,
portraits, 8^o. The portraits are photographs.$
$=Philatelic Record and Stamp News=. *2231.121$
$Edited by Edward J. Nankivell. Vol. 19-21, 1897-1901.$
$= London: Buhl & Co. [1897-1901]. v., illus., portraits, plates,
8^o.$
$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2232.18$
$The postage stamps, envelopes and post cards of Australia and the
British colonies of Oceanica.$
$= London, 1887, (6), 147, (1) pp., plates, L. 8^o.$
$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2230a.19$
$The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers, post cards, and telegraph
stamps of the British colonies, possessions and protectorates in
Africa, parts 1-2. London: 1895, 1900, 2v., illus. pls., L. 8^o.$
$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2230a.15$
$The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers, post cards and telegraph
stamps of British India and Ceylon. [With a supplement, by J. A.
Tilleard, entitled, "Notes on the De la Rue series of the adhesive
postage and telegraph stamps of India."] London: 1892, 1896 (4)
lvii., 32pp. 24 pls., L. 8^o.$
$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2230a.41$
$The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers, and post cards of the
North American colonies of Great Britain.$
$= London, 1889, 67pp., plates, L. 8^o.$
=Philatelic World=, The; vol. 3. N. Y.: 1885, 8^o. *6238.36
$=Philatelist, Der= 2230a.120$
$(Periodical) Dresden: v.-xi. (7 vols.)$
$=Post Office=, The. *2230a.9$
$A monthly journal for stamp collectors. Vol. 1-8, 1891-99.$
$= New York [1891-97] 8v. in 5, illus., portraits, 8^o. Edited by
Alvah Davison, 1891-94, Henry Gremmel, 1892-93, Crawford Capen,
1894-95-96-99.$
$=Postage Stamps.= Catalogues. *2237.125$
$[Priced catalogues of auction sales of postage stamps. March 17,
1892-May 30, 1893.]$
$= [Chicago, etc., 1892, 93] 31 pamphlets in 1 v., plate, 8^o.$
$=Postwertzeichen-Kunde= 6230a.25$
$(Periodical) 1893-4.$
=Rebellion Envelopes.= *4410.14
[A collection of envelopes bearing patriotic pictures, issued during
the Civil war.] Mounted in scrap books, 5v., f^o. [A few of these
were issued in the Confederate States.]
Same. *"20th" 100.2
[Four envelopes and 884 pictures cut from envelopes] 4^o.
$=Reinheimer=, A. 2237.161$
$Illustrierter Preiskatalog der deutschen postalischen
Entwertungsarten. Dresden: Internationaler Philatelisten-Verein,
1894 (3), 52pp., illus., 8^o.$
=Revista filatelica=, La. *2232.60
Publicaci['o]n mensual. Eduardo F. Cottilla [y I. A. Mekeel], editor
[es] vol. 1, 2. St. Louis: Mekeel stamp and pub co., 1892-95, 2v.
8^o.
$=Revue Philatelique=, 6230a.41$
$(Periodical) iv.-vi. (3 vols.)$
=Ribeiro=, Joao Pedro. **D. 192.9
Dissertacoes chronologicas e criticas sobre a historia e
jurisprudencia ecclesiastica e civil de Portugal, publicadas por
ordem da Academia R. das sciencias de Lisboa. Lisboa: Na
typografia da mesma academia, 1810-13, 3v., Sm. 4^o. [Contenta ...
vol. iii., parte 2, sobra o uso do papel sellado nos documentos
publicos de Portugal.]
=Robert=, Victor. *2235.131
Catalogue illustr['e] de tous les timbres-poste ['e]mis depuis 1840
jusqu'[a'] 1894 ... et leur prix de vente, 2e ['e]d. Paris: Robert
[1894] 10, 349pp., illus., 8^o.
$=Robie=, Lewis, 2239.40$
$Stamp hunting. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1898, 257pp.
[The modern authors' library, No. 127] 12^o. This is a chatty
account of a travelling drug salesman, who made a specialty of
collecting revenue stamps.$
$=Roggenstroh=, Hermann. 2230a.97$
$Die Postwerthzeichen von Rum[:a]nien. Moldau, Moldau-Walachei,
F[:u]rstenthum Rum[:a]nien, K[:o]nigreich Rum[:a]nien ...
Magdeburg [1893?] 20pp., plates. [Verein f[:u]r Briefmarkenkunde.]
f^o.$
$=Rommel=, Otto. 2239a.18$
$Die Postwertzeichen des Bergedorfer Postbezirkes.$
$= M[:u]nchen: Larisch, 1892 (7), 56pp., illus., 8^o. Literatur,
pp. (5, 6).$
$=Rothschild=, Arthur de, Baron. 5649.19$
$Histoire de la poste aux lettres depuis ses origines les plus
anciennes jusqu'[a'] nos jours. Paris: Librairie nouvelle, 1873, (3),
335 pp., 12^o. A later edition is entitled, Histoire de la poste
aux lettres et du timbre-poste [5649.166]$
$=Rothschild=, Arthur de, Baron. 5649.166$
$Histoire de la poste aux lettres et du timbre-poste depuis leurs
origines jusqu'[a'] nos jours. 3e ['e]dition.$
$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1876, 2v., 12^o. An earlier edition is
entitled Histoire de la poste aux lettres [5649.19].$
=Salefranque=, L['e]on. 2231.56
Le timbre [a'] travers l'histoire, avec dessins et fac-simil['e]s.
Rouen: imp. E. Deshays et cie, 1890, 126pp., 4^o.
$=Schueller=, Friedrich. 2232.30$
$Die Persische Post und die Postwerthzeichen von Persien und
Buchara. D[:o]bling: Im. Selbstverlage des Verfassers [1893] 90 (4)
pp., plates, L. 8^o.$
$=Scott Stamp and Coin Co.=, 2237.47$
$[Catalogue] 1898, [N. Y., 1898,] illus. 16^o.$
$=Scott Stamp and Coin Co.=, 2237.57$
$The standard postage stamp catalogue, 55th-61st ed., 1895-1902. N.
Y.: [1895]-1902. [Several copies of recent editions.]$
$=Scott=, J. Walter. 2239a.127$
$Standard stamp catalogue, 25th thousand.$
$= New York: The J. W. Scott Co. [189-] (2), 212pp., illus.,
12^o.$
$=Scott=, J. W. 2239a.127$
$Standard stamp catalogue ... New York: The J. W. Scott Co. [1891]
(2), 210pp., illus., 8^o.$
=Seltz=, C. M. 2237.5
The postage stamp collector's hand-book. A descriptive catalogue of
all postage stamps issued from 1840 to the present time. Boston:
C. M. Seltz, 1867 (3), 20pp., 16^o.
$=Senf=, Richard, 2237.113$
$Handbuch s[:a]mtlicher Postmarken, Briefumschl[:a]ge und
Streifb[:a]nder. [7. Auflage nebst einem Nachtrag.]$
$= Leipzig: Senf [1891, 96] xvi., 632, 154pp [Dr. Moschkau's
Handbuch f[:u]r Postwertzeichen-Sammler; band 1] 8^o.$
$=Senf=, Gebrueder. *2239a.117$
$Gebr[:u]der Senfs illustrierter Postwertzeichen-Katalog, 1899.$
$= Leipzig: 1899, v., illus., 16^o.$
=Stamp-collector's Magazine=, The, *6226.12
Illus., vol. 1-12. London: E. Marlborough & Co., 1863-74, 12v., Sm.
4^o
$=Stamp News Annual=, 2230a.95$
$1891-5. (6 Nos. in 1 vol. All that were published.)$
$=Stamp News=, The. *2230a.29$
$A monthly illustrated journal for stamp collectors and dealers,
vol. 7, 8, 10; 1891, 92, 94.$
$= London: Buhl & Co., 1891-94, 3 v., illus., portraits, 4^o.$
$=Stanley Gibbons= & Co. *2232.57$
$Descriptive catalogue and price list of British, colonial and
foreign postage stamps, post cards, etc. London: 1881, 63, 54pp.,
illus., sm. 4^o.$
$=Stanley Gibbons=, Limited, publishers. 2237.51$
$Priced catalogue of stamps (1899), 12th edition, parts 1-4.$
$--London: [1899] 4 v. illus., /sm. 8^o.
Contents--1. British empire; 2. Foreign countries; 3. Local
postage stamps; 4. Envelopes, post cards, etc. (Two copies of Pt.
4.)$
Same. 2237.52
$(1900-1901) part 1, 2, 13th edition [1900] 2 v.$
$Same. 1902.$
$=Stanley Gibbons Monthly Journal=. *2230a.5$
$[A philatelic periodical] edited by Edward B. Evans, vol. 3-8, 11
July, 1892-June, 1898; July, 1901; June, 1902.$
$= London, 1892-1902, v., illus. plates, L. 8^o.$
$=Sterling=, E. B., compiler. No. 1 in 2236.41$
$Sterling's standard descriptive and price catalogue of the adhesive
postage and stamped envelopes of the United States, 6th
edition.... Also, the standard reference list of the private local
postage stamps, by W. H. Mitchell.$
$= Trenton, N. J., 1887, 74, xlii. pp., portrait, 8^o.$
$=Sterling=, E. B., compiler. 2236.40$
$Sterling's standard descriptive and price catalogue of the revenue
stamps of the United States, 5th edition. Trenton, 1888, 168 pp.,
8^o.$
$=Sternheim, Carl= 2239a.27$
$Catalogue Deutsche Privatpost-marken.$
$=Sternheim=, Carl. 2239a.27$
$Katalog der deutschen Privatpost-Marken. Sch[:o]neberg-Berlin: Im.
verlage des Verfassers [1902] vii. 124pp. 16^o.$
$=Suppantschitsch=, Victor, *2233.15$
$Bibliographic, zugleich Nachschlagebuch, der gisammten deutschen
philatelistischen Literatur seit ihrem entstehen bio ende, 1891,
nebst einem Alriss der Geschichte der Philatelie mit besonderer
Ber[:u]cksichtigung Deutschland's und einerkurzen Geschichte der
philatelistischen Literatur. M[:u]nchen: Larisch, 1892-94, 748 (1)
pp., 8^o.$
$=Suppantschitsch=, Victor. *2237.73$
$Die Entstehung und Entwicklung der philatelischen Literatur in der
zweiten H[:a]lfte des xix. Jahrhunderts. Wien: Im. Selbstverlage des
Verfassers, 1901, 63pp. 8^o.$
$=Suppantschitsch=, Victor. 2239a.129$
$Grundz[:u]ge der Briefmarkenkunde und des Briefmarkensammelns.$
$= Leipzig: Weber, 1895, vi., 221pp., portrait, illus. [Webers
illustrierte Katechismen.] 16^o.$
=Thornhill=, W. B. 2237.45
Shanghai [Handbook of its postal issues] with notes and publishers'
prices.
-- London: 1895, 78 pp., plates [The Stanley Gibbons philatelic
handbooks] 8^o.
=Tiffany=, John Kerr. *2231.50
A reference list of publications relating to postage stamps and
their collection. Compiled by request for the Boston Public
Library. [St. Louis] 1871, (38), pp., MSS. 4^o.
=Tiffany=, John Kerr. 2236.30
History of the postage stamps of the United States of America. St.
Louis: C. H. Mekeel, 1887, 272 pp. Portr. 8^o.
=Tiffany=, John Kerr. *6162.33
The philatelic library. A catalogue of stamp publications. St.
Louis: privately printed. [Cambridge: press of John Wilson & Son]
1874, vi, 109+pp, 4^o 1. p. [Note--150 copies printed, No. 1.]
=Tiffany=, John Kerr. 2230a.105
A St. Louis symposium [of philatelists] St. Louis: Mekeel, [1894]
16pp., Illus. 4^o. [From the Philatelic journal of America
(*6230a10.12)]
$=Tiffany=, John Kerr. *2237.111$
$Les timbres des Etats-Unis d'Am['e]rique depuis leur origine
jusqu'[a'] nos jours.$
$= Bruxelles, Moens, 1883, 3 v. in I., Illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 16^o. Contents--1. Les timbres-poste. 2. Timbres de
journaux, officiels, taxe, administratifs et essais. 3. Cartes
postales et leurs essais; de la fabrication des timbres-poste.$
=Tiffany=, John Kerr, and others. *2234.17
The stamped envelopes, wrappers and sheets of the United States by
John K. Tiffany, R. R. Bogert and Joseph Rechert, a committee of
the National philatelic society. New York: Scott Stamp and coin
co., 1892, (1), 126, (1) pp. Pls. L. 8^o.
$=Tilleard=, John Alexander. *2230a.15$
$Notes on the De La Rue series of the adhesive postage and telegraph
stamps of India. London: 1896, 32 pp., L. 8^o. ["A supplement to
the postage stamps, etc., of British India and Ceylon, published
by the Philatelic Society, London," with which it is bound.]$
$=Timbre-poste.= *2232.12$
$Le, et le timbre fiscal. Journal du collectionneur. Paraissant le
Ier de chaque mois. [Edit['e] par J. B. Moens.] Ann['e]e 1, 3-15,
17-38; 1863, 65-77, 79-1900.$
$= Bruxelles, Moens, 1863-1900, 8 v., illus., 8^o. Le timbre
fiscal appeared separately from 1877-79, and quarterly during
1877. From 1881 to 1896 it was published as a Supplement to Le
Timbre-poste, with which it was incorporated in 1897. Le
Timbre-poste was discontinued with the issue of December, 1900.$
=Trifet=, Ferdinand. [asterism] 2237.19
Descriptive price catalogue of postage stamps of all nations.
Appended a complete list of the Russian rural-posts stamps 9th
edition, illus. with 259 engrs. Boston: 1875, 67 pp., 8^o.
=Trifet=, Ferdinand. 2237.22
Descriptive price catalogue of the postage stamps of all nations,
[with supplement] 12th ed., revised and corrected. Boston: 1879,
58, 13 + 42pp., 8^o.
=United States= Internal revenue office. *9336.27--3
Law and regulations concerning documentary and proprietary stamps
under the act of June 13, 1898. August 22, 1898. Washington: 1898,
40 pp., 8^o.
=United States= Post office department. *9383.173a3
Report of the Third Assistant Postmaster General for 1890-91. 98-99,
Washington, 1891, 1899, 2 v., 8^o (This report deals chiefly with
the registration, stamp and classification of mail matter
divisions.) Earlier reports may be found in the annual reports of
the Post Office department [*7656.1., 1854, 56-95].
$=Walker=, L. H. J., and Jean Baptiste Moens. 2237.94$
$Les timbres de Natal.$
$= Bruxelles, Moens, 1883, (1), 60 pp., illus. [Biblioth[e']que des
timbrophiles.] 8^o.$
$=Weekly Philatelic Era.= *2230a.27$
$Published every Saturday in the interests of stamp collectors, vol.
9-16, September 1, 1894--September 23, 1902.$
$= Portland, Me., Jewett, 1894-1902, 7 v. in 6. F^o.$
$=Western Philatelist=, The. *2237.76$
$Vol. 1, 2 (no. 1-5), January, 1887--May, 1888.$
$= Chicago: Western philatelic publishing co., 1887-88, 2 v. in 1,
illus, portraits, plate, 8^o. No more was published.$
=Westoby=, William Amos Scarborough. 2387.39
The adhesive postage stamps of Europe: a practical guide to their
collection, identification and classification, Vol 1.
-- London, Gill, 1898, vi, (1), 399 pp., illus., sm 8^o.
=Westoby=, William Amos Scarborough. 2237.32
Penny postage jubilee. A descriptive catalogue of all the postage
stamps of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland issued
during fifty years. London: Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington
1891, xi, (4), 94, (3) pp. illus. 8^o.
Same, new edition, with addenda, 1892, xi, (6), 94 pp *2237.40
$=Wilson=, Charles Stewart. 2237.146$
$British Indian adhesive stamps surcharged for native states, Part
1, 2.$
= Calcutta, Chakravarti, 1897, 98, 2 v., plates. [Philatelic Society
of India, publications, vol. 1, 2] 8^o. Contents--1. Chamba,
Faridkot, Gwalior. 2. Jhind, Nabha, Patiala. The title is on the
cover.
$=Wolsieffer=, P. M. *2237.107$
$Wolsieffer's auction sale[s] of rare stamps, January 30, 1897-July
14, 1900. Held at the Great Northern Hotel. [Priced catalogues].$
--Chicago: 1897-1900. 20 parts in 1 v., plates, 8^o.
$=Wright=, Hastings Elwin *2230a.21$
$and Anthony Buck Creeke, Jr., compilers. A history of the adhesive
stamps of the British Isles available for postal and telegraph
purposes, with an introduction by Gordon Smith. London Philatelic
Society, 1899, xxvi, 263 pp., fac-similes, 12 pls 26 diagrams, L.
8^o.$
$=Yvert= and Tellier 2239a.25$
$Catalogue prix-courant de timbres-poste, 6e ['e]dition. Amiens, 1902,
xxxi, (1), 702 pp., illus. 12^o.$
=Zschiesche=, Alwin. 6229a.40
$Katalog [:u]ber alle seit 1840 bis Jan. 1868 ausgegeben
Briefmarken. Leipz. Zschiesche, 1868, iv, 32 pp, 16^o.$
* * * * *
Boston Philatelic Society.
Organized March 4, 1891.
M. H. LOMBARD, President. C. A. HOWES, Secretary. L. L. GREEN,
Treasurer.
Extract from the Constitution:
ARTICLE I.
SECTION 1. This Society is constituted to encourage and promote:
(1). The study of postage, telegraph and fiscal stamps, stamped
envelopes, newspaper and other bands, and postal cards, their history,
engraving, printing and other details.
(2). The detection and prevention of forgeries and frauds.
(3). The preparation and publication of papers and books bearing upon
these subjects, and the undertaking of all such matters as may
incidentally promote the above objects and contribute to the increase of
the science and practice of Philately.
* * * * *
_Meeting, Third Tuesday of each month at Elks' Hall, 24 Hayward Place,
Boston., 8 P. M._
_Visitors cordially welcomed._
LIST OF MEMBERS.
* Indicates Charter Member.
* 1. GILMORE, GEO. L. Lexington, Mass.
* 2. SPRAGUE, F. W., 2d. 10 Tremont St., Room 77, Boston.
* 4. WOODWARD, H. E. 1 Dunreath St., Roxbury, Mass.
* 5. SIRCOM, S. R. 287 Washington St., Boston.
* 6. HUMPHREY, H. D. Dedham, Mass.
* 7. VAN DERLIP, W. C. 15 Berwick Park, Boston.
* 9. BATCHELDER, A. W. Salem, Mass.
10. COBURN, W. E. Everett, Mass.
21. WOODWARD, C. E. 1 Dunreath St., Roxbury, Mass.
25. HOLTON, E. A. 8 Summer St., Boston.
27. KING, H. F. P. O. Box 33, Boston.
29. ROBINSON, W. E. Appleton St., Malden, Mass.
30. RICHARDSON, F. P. Salem, Mass.
31. MASON, E. H. 70 Kilby St., Boston.
32. GREEN, L. L. 47 Tremont St., Boston.
47. HARRIS, HOWARD P. 12 Northey St., Salem, Mass.
52. QUINBY, H. C. 52 Wall St., New York City.
54. THAYER, OLIVER, 2d. Salem, Mass.
57. CORBETT, H. 1413 Washington St., Boston.
69. BROWN, F. P. 339 Washington St., Boston.
72. ABBOTT, DR. CHAS. E. Andover, Mass.
76. MOTT, LUTHER W. Oswego, N. Y.
77. DEATS, H. E. Flemington, N. J.
78. PHELPS, E. S. 165 West Canton St., Boston.
81. BANKS, WM., JR. 44 State St., Boston.
82. JOHNSON, J. F. 383 Lexington St., Auburndale, Mass.
83. STURGIS, ELLIOT T. 125 Milk St., Boston.
88. LEBON, CHAS. P. 42 Waumbeck St., Roxbury, Mass.
89. OLNEY, HON. FRANK F. Providence, R. I.
96. CUTTER, CHAS. W. 138 Harvard St., Brookline, Mass.
98. DODGE, FRANK F. 6 High St., Boston.
99. JEWETT, WM. W. 502 Congress St., Portland, Me.
104. PITMAN, FRED H. 45 Dartmouth St., Somerville, Mass.
109. SMITH, FRED S. 11 South St., Boston.
111. DAVIS, A. D. 332 Palisade Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.
116. BURT, FRANK H. Room 1046, Tremont Bldg., Boston.
120. AYER, F. W. Bangor, Me.
121. DREW, B. L. 122 Oxford St., Cambridge B., Mass.
127. HOLLAND, ALEXANDER 40 Grace Court, Brooklyn, N. Y.
128. LINTON, CHAS. E. 59 Franklin St., Cambridge A., Mass.
132. NOLEN, WM. W. 2 Manter Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
137. NUTE, HENRY O. 863 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
143. WOLCOTT, CHAS. W. Dedham, Mass.
146. TOPPAN, GEO. L. 321 Main St., Racine, Wis.
148. PIERCE, WM. T. Watertown, Mass.
150. NEWELL, WARREN 39 Dudley St., Roxbury, Mass.
151. MACY, ARTHUR H. 39 Dudley St., Roxbury, Mass.
152. ANDREINI, J. M. 29 West 75th St., New York City.
155. PATTEN, FRANK W. Box 35, West Lynn Sta., Mass.
156. ALTHEN, EDW. C. 369 N. State St., Elgin, Ill.
162. FROST, WALTER L. 42 Hancock St., Boston.
169. PETERS, GEO. E. West Newton, Mass.
172. SMITH, FRANKLIN E. 56 Fairmont Ave., Newton, Mass.
174. RICE, H. J. c/o Blodgett, Merritt & Co.,
16 Congress St., Boston.
175. LYONS, J. H. 27 Bromfield St., Boston.
177. HOWES, CLIFTON A. 334 Broadway, Cambridge A., Mass.
179. CARPENTER, ERNEST M. 21 Bromfield St., Boston.
180. LUFF, JOHN N. 18 East 23d St., New York City.
181. LOMBARD, BENJAMIN, JR. 1566 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass.
192. CLARK, DAVID O. Hingham, Mass.
193. STEVENS, EDWIN A. 52 Magnolia St., Boston.
194. BARKER, W. S., JR. Medford, Mass.
197. KIDDER, HENRY A. Arlington, Mass.
199. ROCKWELL, J. W. Medford, Mass.
201. BOGERT, R. R. 160 Nassau St., New York City.
207. CAPRON, J. F. 26 Bromfield St., Boston.
208. WOLSIEFFER, P. M. 1010 Atwood Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
209. ROTHFUCHS, C. F. 38 Munroe St., Roxbury, Mass.
210. DUTCHER, FRANK J. Hopedale, Mass.
211. WYLIE, WILLARD O. Beverly, Mass.
213. TENT, FRANK 47 Oxford Road, Newton Centre, Mass.
214. LOMBARD, M. H. 2 Lagrange St., Winchester, Mass.
215. DUNNING, A. W. Newton, Mass.
216. FLAGG, GEO. A. 100 Fairmount Ave., Malden, Mass.
218. TUTTLE, GEO. R. 87 Nassau St., New York City.
220. DRAKE, C. S. 142B Warren St., Roxbury, Mass.
223. IRELAND, GORDON Holyoke House 21, Cambridge, Mass.
225. BROWN, WALTER L. 410 Pleasant St., Worcester, Mass.
227. CONE, JOHN J., JR. 4 Russell Park St., New Dorchester, Mass.
229. MEARS, HENRY A. 21 Gray St., Cambridge, Mass.
230. LORING, ROBERT B. 95 South Market St., Boston.
231. WAYNE, A. A. 73 Glendale St., Dorchester, Mass.
232. SMITH, H. 42 Dudley St., Medford, Mass.
233. BURNS, R. F. 36 Union St., Boston.
234. MARSHALL, W. H. 141 Washington St., Cambridge A, Mass.
235. DODGE, FRANK A. 223 Franklin St., Cambridge A, Mass.
238. COLSON, WARREN H. 15 Crombie St., Salem, Mass.
239. SAWYER, EDWIN F. 101 Washington St., Brighton, Mass.
241. MASON, HENRY T. 385 Washington St., Cambridge A, Mass.
242. PORTER, H. L. 10 Columbus Sq., Boston.
243. PUTNEY, FREEMAN, JR. 21 Bromfield St., Boston.
244. WELLS, CLINTON G. 933 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md.
246. ELDREDGE, WM. D. P. O. Box 1352, Boston.
247. BURLEIGH, DR. CHAS. 199 Pleasant St., Malden, Mass.
248. STONE, CHAS. H. 91 Antrim St., Cambridge A, Mass.
249. BARRETT, LOUIS G. 613 Phillips Bldg., Boston.
250. WALL, JAMES H. Worcester, Mass.
253. POWERS, CHAS. F. 376 Massachusetts Ave., Boston.
254. WOODWARD, HOWARD H. 1 Dunreath St., Roxbury, Mass.
256. FOSTER, F. APTHORP 28 State St., Boston.
257. SCHLENKER, SAM Brenham Texas.
258. NASH, FRED J. 243 School St., Somerville, Mass.
259. STONE, WM. C. 384 Union St., Springfield Mass.
261. GATES, WALTER L. Teaticket, Mass.
263. PORTER, JAMES M. 80 Water St., Boston.
264. CREHORE, FREDERICK M. Newton Lower Falls, Mass.
265. CROSBY, CLIFFORD F. 348 Summer St., West Somerville, Mass.
268. INGRAHAM, JOHN 86 O St., South Boston, Mass.
270. PARKER, HERMAN, 217 Newbury St., Boston.
271. MORGENTHAU, J. C. 87 Nassau St., New York City.
272. BARTELS, J. M. 230 Washington St., Boston.
273. POWER, E. B. 167 Broadway, New York City.
274. MASSOTH, F. N. 1603 Marquette Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
275. MAKINS, J. H. 506 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
276. GIFFORD, T. MERRITT New Bedford, Mass.
277. WALDRON, GEORGE F. 59 Hudson St., Somerville, Mass.
279. BUTLER, W. R. 26 Rosedale St., Dorchester, Mass.
280. CROCKER, HENRY J. Crocker Bldg., San Francisco, Cal.
281. RHODES, ALBERT E. 36 Temple Place, Boston.
282. HOWE, LOUIS P. 235 Pleasant St., Marlboro, Mass.
283. SMITH, ROBERT BELDEN 7 Pine St., New York City.
284. LOW, EUGENE E. 11 Burnside Ave., West Somerville, Mass.
285. DENNISON, A. 86 Walnut St., Neponset, Mass.
287. SEVERN, C. E. 711 Journal Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
288. DONCYSON, S. T. S. 730 West 64th St., Chicago, Ill.
289. OESCH, JOHN J. 34 Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill.
290. KLEMANN, JOHN A. 237 Broadway, New York City.
292. BARNES, S. C. Amesbury, Mass.
293. TAYLOR, JOHN I. 228 Beacon St., Boston.
294. SAWTELLE, CHAS. W. 80 Water St., Boston.
298. SCOTT, JOHN W. 36 John St., New York City.
299. HUNT, JAMES T. Weymouth, Mass.
302. FOSTER, FRANCIS C. 15 Oxford St., Cambridge, Mass.
303. PICKMAN, DUDLEY L. 98 Beacon St., Boston.
304. VON PIRCH, REV. R. Berlin, Ontario, Canada.
305. MOFFATT, FRANK D. 181 Keap St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
306. LOVELL, W. O. 64 Maple St., Malden, Mass.
307. WEBER, ADOLPH H. 1809 Sutter St., San Francisco, Cal.
308. MARSTON, H. W. Amesbury, Mass.
309. JONES, FRED G. 2013 Brook St., Louisville, Ky.
310. MARTIN, EBEN S. 16 North Fourth St., Minneapolis, Minn.
311. BROWN, CHARLES A. Honolulu, Hawaii.
312. CAPEN, CRAWFORD 101 Miller Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
313. RICH, JOSEPH S. 489 Manhattan Ave., New York City.
314. SIMMONS, SAMUEL R., JR., 350 Alexander Ave., New York City.
315. CALMAN, HENRY L. 42 East 23rd St., New York City.
316. DORCHESTER, ERNEST DEAN Velasco, Texas.
317. ROBERTS, HOBART V. 420 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y.
318. CHASE, CHAS. N. Stoughton, Mass.
319. SHAW, HERBERT M. 44 Hastings St., West Roxbury, Mass.
320. DUNKHORST, H. F. 1005 7th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
321. FRASIER, JOSEPH A., M. D. New Bedford, Mass.
323. LOW, JOHN F. 34 Portland St., Boston.
324. VIETS, JAMES R. 26 Greystone Park, Lynn, Mass.
326. PALMER, CHARLES H. Wellesley, Mass.
327. ASHENDEN, E. HAROLD 17 Tudor Terrace, Auburndale, Mass.
328. FOSTER, DOUGLASS B. 22 Dana St., Somerville, Mass.
329. BRUNER, P. F. 27 West 58th St., New York City.
330. GURLEY, WM. F. E. 6153 Lexington Ave., Chicago, Ill.
332. EATON, D. T. Muscatine, Iowa.
334. LEGG, H. W. 26 Hancock St., Boston.
335. HOWARD, ROBERT G. Newton, Mass.
336. BERNICHON, JULES 4 Rue Rochambeau, Paris (9e Arrondt.)
337. GINN, FREDERICK ROBERT 143 Strand, London, W. C.
338. GASCOYNE, DR. W. J. 23 South St., Baltimore, Md.
339. NEVIN, CHARLES K. B. 71 Gardner St., Allston, Mass.
340. PARKER, CHARLES W., JR., 38 Thorndike St., Brookline, Mass.
341. HART, H. L. 71 Gottingen St., Halifax, N. S.
342. WILLADT, CARL Pforzheim, Germany.
344. PHILLIPS, CHAS. J. 391 Strand, London, W. C.
345. KOHL, PAUL Chemnitz, Germany.
346. SWAIN, WILLIAM N. 15 Merlin St., New Dorchester, Mass.
347. TARR, R. A. 3125 North Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa.
348. GOTTESLEBEN, R. M. Box 571, Denver, Col.
349. BROWN, ALLEN A. 30 Kilby St., Room 19, Boston.
350. LORING, GEORGE F. 53 State St., Room 1108, Boston.
351. BEDDIG, A. Hanover, Germany.
352. BARTELS, WALTER 230 Washington St., Boston.
353. GRIMMONS, CHAS. A. 72 Thurston St., Somerville, Mass.
354. PREVOST, JOHN W. 17 Spencer Ave., Springfield, Mass.
355. BARTSCH, RUDOLF C. 186 Temple St., West Roxbury, Mass.
356. CROCKER, JAMES H. 28 Thorndike St., Brookline, Mass.
357. RANDALL, W. H. Medford, Mass.
358. BROWN, CLARK W. 22 Ladd St., Watertown, Mass.
359. PARKER, FREDERICK W. Highland Ave., Somerville, Mass.
360. KELLEY, EDWARD DE Z. Care Adams Express Co., Boston.
361. HILLS, ISAAC Siasconset, Nantucket, Mass.
362. VAN MALDER, W. F. 145 Bourne St, Roslindale, Mass.
363. BARTON, CHAS. J. 85 Meridian St., Melrose, Mass.
364. COOK, FREDERICK S. 22 Sparhawk St., Brighton, Mass.
365. BIGELOW, CHAS. C. 4 Sargent Ave., Somerville, Mass.
366. GELLI, GUSTAVE 10 Rue des Fripiers, Brussels, Belgium.
367. HANSCOM, A. P. 180 Pearl St., Cambridge A, Mass.
368. MAYNARD, ROBERT D. 36 Oak Grove Ave., Springfield, Mass.
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Transcriber's Notes
Page 1 (title page): changed "*2234.23" to "*2234.22" (Albrecht, R. F.,
.. *2234.22)
Page 4: changed "fur" to "f[:u]r" (f[:u]r Briefmarken-Sammler)
Page 5: changed comma after "Patrick" to full stop (=Chalmers=,
Patrick.... *2237.35)
Page 7: changed "108p." to "108pp." (Leipzig: 1883, 108pp., illus.,
8^o.)
Page 8: added missing full stop after "3" (3. Die Postwertzeichen der
spanischen Kolonien.)
Page 13: added missing full stop ( ... 1891, 128pp. L. 8^o.)
Page 15: added missing opening bracket ([1897] viii., 191 pp., Sm. 8^o.)
Page 16: changed "hand books" (with no hyphen at end of line) to
"handbooks" (The Stanley Gibbons philatelic handbooks)
Page 17: added missing final full stop (plate [Philatelistische
Bibliothek, band 6], 8^o.)
Page 19: added missing open bracket ([Verein f[:u]r Briefmarkenkunde.])
Page 20: added missing opening bracket ([Several copies of recent
editions.])
Page 22: added missing final full stop ([1902] vii. 124pp. 16^o.)
Page 22: added (suspected) missing colon (Leipzig: Weber, 1895, vi.,
221pp.)
Page 23: added missing final full stop (vol. 9-16, September 1,
1894--September 23, 1902.)
Page 23: added missing close parenthesis in "... classification of mail
matter divisions.)"
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