Old Waybills
By Alvin f. Harlow, 1934, 504p, HB. The romance of the express companies as told in typical Harlow fashion. We have one copy left in stock at $75.00 each.

Rocket Mail Catalogue and Historical Survey of First Experiments in Rocketry
By Stephen H. Smith, 1955 edition, 64p, 3-ring binder, Reproduction of an early work on rocket mail. Useful! $25.00

Ashbrook Special Service – The Phillips copy
This is a high quality reproduction along the lings of the “Bilden reprint”. The text is black and all of the photos are in place and were reproduced as half tones on glossy photo stock. It is housed in three two-inch binders. Over 600 pages of Ashbrook’s research with the focus on postal history. While we have not handled this particular reprint before it is on a par with the quality of the Bilden reprint. $600.00 plus FedEx Ground shipping

Catalogue of the Crawford Library of Philatelic Literature at the British Library
The Printer’s Stone 1991 reprint edition of the 1911 book along with the 1926 and 1938 supplement. There is also a new preface by D. R. Beech. The book used for this reprint is Sir Edward D. Bacon's personal copy which has a few manuscript corrections and a number of notes, was used to produce the reprint edition of 500 copies. Originally published at $185.00, we have one copy left at $150.00.

NATIONAL PHILATELIC MUSEUM Booklets
The National Philatelic Museum, in Philadelphia at Broad and Diamond Streets was the brainchild of banker and collector Bernard Davis. It opened on December 5^th, 1948. For the next ten years it hosts many philatelic exhibitions, and even offered a curriculum in philately in concert with Temple University. During it’s glory years it published a total of 36 booklets that pertained to the various exhibitions and the social side of philately. A partial list of the booklets subject matter includes: France, Airpost, Pan-American, Bavaria, Germany, NSW, Switzerland, Ben Franklin and American Philatelic Congress. We have one complete set available at $230.00 and we will ship it postpaid.

Hawaii – Its Stamps and Postal History
By Meyer, Harris, et al, 1948, 412p, HB. This is still the best reference on Hawaii. This copy has been superbly rebound in gray cloth. This is the first copy that we have had in over a year.  Ex-Goldberg $250.00

Iowa Postal History Publications
This group comes from the estate of an Iowa postal history collector. It includes: A hard bound copy of the Bulletin of the Iowa Postal History Society April 1954 to Feb. 1956, (with tip ins), Index to Abandoned Towns, villages and Post Offices in Iowa, A reference list of the opening and closing dates of 530 post offices, and a copy of E.N. Sampson’s U.S. Territorial Postmark Catalog with Iowa listings updated. This is a marvelous opportunity for an Iowa specialist. $100.00.

Postal Markings of Michigan – Period V (1900-1963)
By David M. Ellis, 2005, 200p approx., 3-ring binder. A comprehensive reference that includes much data and tracings. A marvelous resource. $50.00

The Paper and Gums of U.S. Postage Stamps: 1847 to 1909 
By Roy White, 1983, 118p, 5-ring binder with dust case. Includes text and 20 plates with high magnification photos of different paper types and gums used. The subject of repairs and regumming is also well covered. $350.00

Mal Brown’s 9X1 Files
A file storage box filled with article clippings on the New York Postmaster Provisional. Includes articles, auction records, all of the monographs written about the NYPM and includes a copy of the most recent book by Stanley M. Piller. It would take a lifetime to duplicate these records. A once in a lifetime opportunity. If interested, please call and we will be happy to go through the contents with you. $500.00 + FedEx ground shipping.

John D. Pope’s Custom Elbe Pages
We have two lots of 100 pages that we purchased a few years ago from Elizabeth Pope. They were custom made for John by Elbe and fit a Governor album (page size: 9 ½” wide by 11 ½” tall). They are on heavy card stock, gilded on the age ends, and have the unique Elbe linen hinge. One lot has a thin double rule border; the other has the Scott National border. Each lot is $125.00 + shipping. These pages originally cost $2.00 each

Christie’s - New York City 
A fairly complete run, from sale No. 1, 1981 through 1992. Highlights include: Grunin - 1851-57, Klein, Weill, American Banknote Co. and a host of other important sales. Christie’s dominated the auction market for U.S. material during this period of time. Just $495.00 plus FedEx Ground shipping. Only two available at this price.

Sotheby, Park, Bernet Stamp Auction Company, Inc.
A complete run from sale No. 1 through No. 63 (1977 through 1982). This is an extraordinary run of sales, featuring much of the best United States material offered during the six years that Sotheby’s ran stamp auctions. The run Includes: lshikawa's 1 ¢ blues, Hawaii and China Steam, Juhring’s 1869’s, Russo’s Blackjacks, two magnificent inland waterway sales, Homan Estate Worldwide, Grunin Postal History, DeVoss Panama, fabulous western express, a superb special delivery collection and much, much more. Just $595.00 plus FedEx Ground shipping. Only two available at this price.

Sieger Zeppelin Post Katalog 1981 – 20^th edition
Privately hard bound in black cloth. Pencil annotations and yellow high lighting by owner. Ex-Szymanski. $10.00

Sieger Zeppelin Post Katalog 2001 – 22^nd edition
Privately hard bound in blue metallic cloth. Pencil annotations and yellow high lighting by owner. Ex-Szymanski. $10.00

The Norman Serphos Collection of Flown covers of the World
HR&Co., not numbered, May 19-22. 1941, 2404 lots, some illustrations throughout, HB. Serphos was president of Scott Stamp & coin at the time of the sale. A fabulous air mail collection. Some pages wrapped at bottom. Privately bound, Ex-Szymanski. $50.00

A Canadian Military Postal History Anthology
By the Canadian Military Mail Study Group, 1991, 233p, Soft bound. A excellent survey of military mail. $35.00 

Slogan Postal Cancels of Canada
By David Proulx, 1978, 140p, GBC Binding. Comprehensive listing. $15.00