Check my
WW I page
for links that relate directly to that research,
and my new book on domestic military camps
of WW I.
For a list of many collectors and dealers, try: Collecting Postal Stamps
Collectors of covers and postal history often need to understand how items were dated. Various nations have over the years, used different calendar systems. These links should help you with everything you would ever want to know about calendars, at The Calendar Zone and Calendars Through the Ages.
Please visit the Machine Cancel Society web page.
Bob Track's Worcester, Massachusetts Page
Excellent Web Site for the US Second Bureau Issue (1902) Stamp
Here is a monumental work-in-progress of
Danish Postal History
Check out the RPO Postmark Page!
Identifying the U. S. Washington-Franklin Issues
U. S. Postal Bulletins Online
Important historical info at your fingertips!
Jim Mehrer sells
both postal history and
materials. He also runs regular auctions.
Jim Forte has a deep stock of
postal history material.
He is maintaining an online list of
all US post
offices.
Freeman's offers many postal history listings
Gary Anderson offers state postal history.
Collectors Club of Chicago has some excellent
philatelic resources (see their main page).
Stamp Shows and Stamp "Yellow Pages"
Scanning covers or stamps?
Try:
Scanning Info and Resources.
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