Stamps and Postal History Links

March 20, 2006

My Links

Check my WW I page
for links that relate directly to that research,
and my new book on domestic military camps of WW I.

My Show-N-Tell Page

General Links

Try Joe Luft's list. He has links to everyone in the stamp world on his pages!

Collectors of covers and postal history often need to understand how items were dated. Various nations have over the years, used different calendar systems. This link tells you everything you would ever want to know about calendars.

Please visit the Machine Cancel Society web page.

The Philatelic Computing Study Group is an affiliate of the APS. They have excellent links on their pages for computer-related stamp and postal history matters. Highly recommended!

Personal Pages

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!

The Postmark Museum

Commercial Pages

Linns Stamp News

Identifying the U. S. Washington-Franklin Issues

Jim Mehrer sells both postal history and
materials. He also runs regular auctions.

Jim Forte has a deep stock of postal history material.

Rustco is an excellent dealer.

Freeman's offers many postal history listings

Ed Hines has some remarkable material.

Gary Anderson offers state postal history.

Stamp Auction Central

Stamp Shows and MORE..

Scanning Resources

Scanning covers or stamps?
Try: Scanning Info and Resources.

A few scanning tips

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