Philatelic Periodicals

PHILATELIC PERIODICALS

9209 Index to Congress Books No. 1 – No. 72 (1935 – 2006) $35.00
Edited by John Kevin Doyle, 2007, 163p, Softbound. Arranged by author and by subject. This is the first major update since 1993. A useful resource for researching literally hundred of different philatelic topics with over 16,000 entries. . Edition limited to 250 copies.

1398 Complete American Philatelic Congress book run - Ex-Finkelburg $1,000.00 plus shipping
This is a very interesting run. The first 20 issues were issued as soft bound books, with very few of them as hard bound books. Nos. 1 – 14 are bound in to three volumes with bright red cloth covers. Nos. 15, 17-19 are soft bound, 16, 20 and beyond are in original publishers bindings. The run goes from no. 1 (1935) through no. 44 (1988) and is complete for the period. The run is in beautiful condition and fills two file storage boxes. $1,000.00 plus shipping.

1399 The Chronicle of the United States Philatelic Classics Society Whole Nos. 1-44 $200.00
Set of the original mimeographed issues punched to fit a three ring binder.

1400 The Chronicle of the United States Classic Issues $950.00
Whole numbers 45 to date. This is a complete run in excellent condition and contains a tremendous wealth of information on all aspects of the classic period.

1401 Mercury Stamp Journal $225.00
Published by Edwin Mueller, 1953 to 1961; Contains Volume 1, No. 1 through Volume 5, No. 62; complete and unbound. This is one of the most significant journals dealing primarily with European classics.

1402 Harry Hayes Philatelic Literature Auctions – Index to Lots and Realizations – Five Volumes $150.00
Compiled by Raymond Price, 1993-1998, five volumes, SB. Covers probably over 50,000 lots and arranged by publication date from before 1900 through the 1980’s. $150.00

1403 National Philatelic Museum Publications $230.00
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.

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