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TOPIC: ULTIME NOTIZIE DAL PASSATO pagina 10.
 
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Continuiamo
con le notizie provenienti dal passato... Questa volta sono più recenti e 
sono... in inglese...
Sono comunque utili informazioni da leggere!
Il link del sito da cui sono state prese le 
diverse informazioni è il seguente: 
http://www.stampnotes.com/pastnoteindexa.html
 
Le notizie in dettaglio riportate da quel 
sito, che qui ringraziamo THANKS A LOT!
sono:
Pastnotes Index - The First 300
Posted between July 13, 1999, and May 7, 
2000
Scroll down for The Next 208
Use [ctrl][f] to search.
	    
	
		
			
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			$1 Presidential, U S I R Watermark #64
 
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			1/2c Stamp Overprinted "Postage Due" #128
 
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			1851, 3c, Rarest Cover #79
 
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			1851, 5c. Unused Block Found #78
 
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			1865 Revenue Experiment #61
 
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			1869, Inverted Center Proofs #76
 
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			1912-1913. Panama-Pacific Used in Film Co. Advertising #71
 
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			24c Airmail Invert Proof #121
 
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			2c Parks Changing Color #65
 
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			4c to France -- 1870 #231
 
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			A Cover for Every Country #157
 
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			A Modern Postal History Item #286
 
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			A Pioneer Post Office in Greeley, Colorado, 1889 #67
 
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			Abnormals #180
 
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			Abraham Lincoln, Postmaster #106
 
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			Adams Express -- Australian Mail #108
 
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			Adams Express Poker Chip Stamps #107
 
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			Advertisements on Stamps and 'Adson' #260
 
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			Advertising Via First Day Cover #39
 
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			AEF Booklets #291
 
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			Afrika Corps Labels #292
 
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			Ahh! The Joys of Travel! #253
 
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			Airmail-Special Dely. 16c FDR Design #97
 
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			Airplanes on U. S. Stamps #102
 
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			Airpost 1941, 6c -- No Coils #122
 
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			Alaska Covers #158
 
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			Alfred H. Caspary Dies #211
 
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			Ambulante #294
 
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			American Mountain on Canadian Stamp #40
 
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			American Samoa Centennial First Day Report #282
 
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			An International Rocket Flight #49
 
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			Aniline #247
 
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			Another Stamp Quiz -- Quiz No. 46 #255
 
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			April Fool! #264a
 
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			Archer, Henry #298
 
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			Archer Perfs #251
 
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			Arranges Own Finds in Attic #3
 
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			Art Paper #179
 
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			Assassination of a President #73
 
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			Auction Improvement Suggestions #27
 
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			Authorized Imitations. U. S. Envelopes #151
 
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			Autogyro Mail for Philadelphia #118
 
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			Backstamping of Mail Ended #19
 
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			Balloon Monte and Balloon Post #252
 
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			Balloon Montes and Papillons #281
 
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			Batonne Paper #171
 
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			Bicycle Mail and 'Coralit' #256
 
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			Big Sales #116
 
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			Bisect #257
 
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			Bisected U. S. Stamps #140
 
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			Bishop Mark #258
 
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			Black Mounting Paper #112
 
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			Blood's Anonymous Poet #109
 
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			Bluish Paper Observations #72
 
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			Bogus #189
 
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			Bogus #290
 
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			Booklets #188
 
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			Booklets and 'Exploded' #259
 
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			Bureau Will Gum Your Farleys #103
 
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			Canal Zone and Cuba "Coil" Stamps #84
 
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			Canal Zone Early Counterfeits #85
 
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			Canal Zone Has Sticky Stamp Problem #44
 
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			Caspary-Hawaiian Missionary Cover #160
 
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			Catalogue Value #184
 
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			Catapult Mail #183
 
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			Century of Progress Imperforates #104
 
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			Certified Mail Stamp #33
 
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			Chalky Paper #178
 
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			Cheque Stamps #261
 
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			Christmas Mail #194
 
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			Christmas Topical Collections #166
 
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			Circular Delivery Companies #185
 
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			City Despatch Post Die on Market #86
 
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			Coil Trailers #12
 
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			Collecting War Savings Stamps #283
 
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			Colours, Universal Postal Union #195
 
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			Columbian 1893 Deal Rejected #75
 
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			Columbian 1893, 4c Blue Error #120
 
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			Columbian 4c "Three-Leaf" Variety #135
 
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			Columbian Envelope Dies #10
 
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			Columbus and Cabot #165
 
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			Columbus and Cabot in Same Boat #74
 
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			Commemoratives in Sheets #91
 
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			Complaints #123
 
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			Conditionitis #13
 
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			Confederate "Reprints" #144
 
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			Confederate States. History in Covers #92
 
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			Consular Overprints #196
 
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			Controls and Cylinder Numbers #262
 
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			Counterfeit Automobile Stamps #38
 
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			Counterfeited War Savings Stamps #176
 
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			Counterfeiters "Buried" #139
 
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			Counterfeiting in Olden Days #154
 
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			Covers #156
 
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			Cow attacks letter carrier #193
 
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			Crests vs. Stamp Collecting #6
 
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			Cross Posts #186
 
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			Crown Watermarks #265
 
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			Curtailing Mail Service #54
 
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			Delivery More Certain If Unpaid #5
 
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			Design and Engraving of the Penny Black #272
 
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			Design Sources for the Trans-Mississippi Issue of 1898 #279
 
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			Dickenson Paper #187
 
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			Discounts on Civil War Revenues #46
 
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			Disinfected Mail #190
 
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			Do You Like Tapioca? #145
 
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			Dockwra's London Penny Post #191
 
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			Eagle Carrier Used for Revenue #22
 
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			Eagle Carrier Used for Revenue #43
 
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			Earlier Commemoratives on Cover #125
 
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			Earliest Alaska Cover #24
 
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			Early Auction Sales of Stamps #137
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part I #244
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part II #245
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part III #246
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part IV #266
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part V #267
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part VI #268
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part VII #269
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part VIII #270
 
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			Early History of the American Air Mail Service - Part IX #271
 
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			Early Postage Stamp Catalogs #9
 
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			Earthquake Letters from San Francisco, 1906 #15
 
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			Electric Eye Stamps on Thin Paper #14
 
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			Embossed #192
 
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			Exit "Defense" -- Now "War" #175
 
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			Expresses Carried Southern Mails #96
 
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			Extract From an Old Letter #149
 
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			Fake #212
 
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			Famous Philatelists Series - Edward H. R. Green #295
 
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			Farley Imperforates #87
 
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			FDR Started Stamps at 9 #29
 
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			First Bureau Postage Stamps #142
 
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			First U. S. Advertising Postmark #57
 
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			Fiscal #205
 
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			Forgery #213
 
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			"Franchise" Stamps #146
 
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			Frugality Disappeared with Advent of New Deal #42
 
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			Gibbons, London, Condemns Farley Issue #31
 
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			Gold Mailed to Fort Knox #293
 
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			Goldbeaters' Skin and Granite Paper #173
 
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			"Good Old Days" -- Rarities Cheap #20
 
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			Government Stamp Imitations #105
 
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			Graf Zeppelin 50¢ Stamp #1
 
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			Guide to Stamp Investment #95
 
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			Gum Breakers on Rotary Printings #159
 
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			Gum #214
 
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			Gum Staining, Ivory Head, Gum Watermarks #215
 
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			"Hawaii" Overprints. New Counterfeit #70
 
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			"Hawaii" Overprints. New Counterfeit #100
 
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			Hawaii Under United States #163
 
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			Hinges #216
 
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			Hotel Stamps #217
 
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			How Many 5c '47s? - Part I #232
 
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			How Many 5c '47s? - Part II #233
 
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			"Improved Postage Stamps" #234
 
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			India Paper #169
 
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			Informed Bidders Know Market Values #28
 
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			Interrupted Perfs and Lecocq Machine #218
 
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			Laid Paper #170
 
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			Legal Illustrations #94
 
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			Letterpress #220
 
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			Line Block; Half-tone #224
 
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			Line Engraving #219
 
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			Litho., Lithography, Surface Printing #221
 
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			Mail From Sherman's Army #58
 
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			Market for U.S. "Seconds." #111
 
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			Measuring Grills #8
 
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			Metered Mail Advertising #68
 
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			Mint Mails Gold #23
 
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			Modern U.S. Covers #4
 
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			Moveable Box #168
 
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			Movement of Ships Concealed #55
 
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			Nazi Counterfeiting Plant #155
 
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			New 30c Airmail Stamps Discounted on Nassau Street #34
 
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			New Bileski Title Pages #161
 
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			New Canadians Dated "1943" #82
 
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			New Laws on Forged Postmarks #56
 
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			New Stamp for Doctors #60
 
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			New "Unofficial" Perforating Machine #164
 
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			Newfoundland -- New Provisional #113
 
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			Newspaper Stamps Not Used on Covers #21
 
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			Newspaper Stamps Not Used on Covers #114
 
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			Nicaragua's Stamps End Canal Dreams #289
 
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			No Mail to Spain in 1898 War #16
 
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			No More Agency Plate Block Sales #119
 
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			No More Auto Stamps? #51
 
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			Notes on an Early 'Booklet' #277
 
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			Notes on the Development of the Electric Eye Perforator - Part I 
			#284
 
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			Notes on the Development of the Electric Eye Perforator - Part II 
			#285
 
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			Notes on the Vin Fiz Flyer - Part I #206
 
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			Notes on the Vin Fiz Flyer - Part II #207
 
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			Notes on the Vin Fiz Flyer - Part III #208
 
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			Notes on the Vin Fiz Flyer - Part IV -- The Rest of the Story -- 
			Part I #209
 
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			Notes on the Vin Fiz Flyer - Part IV -- The Rest of the Story -- 
			Part II What Happened to Earle L. Ovington? #210
 
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			'Not-For-Use' and Overprint #226
 
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			Offered Without Comment #59
 
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			Old Postage Stamps to be Continued in use #229
 
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			On Saul Newbury #273
 
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			One to a Customer #7
 
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			Overland Mail #225
 
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			P.O.D. Experiment with Automobiles #81
 
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			Pacific Steam Navigation Company #237
 
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			Packet Letter #236
 
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			Paper and Pelure Paper #172
 
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			Paper Reference Collection #280
 
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			Paper, Double #197
 
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			Paris Exposition Cancel #18
 
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			Penny Post #241
 
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			People's League #240
 
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			Perforated Initials in Stamps #115
 
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			Perforation #263
 
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			Perimodrophily #37
 
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			Philippine O. B. Overprinted "Commonwealth" #117
 
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			Photo-Engraving #222
 
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			Photo-Gravure #223
 
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			Photo-litho or Photo-Lithography #239
 
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			Pigeon Post I #181
 
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			Pigeon Post II #249
 
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			Pigeon Post III #250
 
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			Pillar Boxes and Pillars, or Pillar Blocks #227
 
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			Pneumatic Tubes #275
 
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			Pony Express #174
 
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			Postage Due Stamps on Covers #127
 
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			Postage Increases #53
 
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			Postal Notes on St. Petersburg, Florida #143
 
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			Postal Savings Card #300
 
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			Postal War Tax of 1917 #177
 
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			Postmaster General Exhorts Postmasters in 1847 #297
 
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			Postmasters' Stamps #228
 
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			Presidential Medals Available #63
 
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			Printing #238
 
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			Propaganda Forgeries I #147
 
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			Propaganda Forgeries II #148
 
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			Ration Stamp Illustrations #93
 
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			Remembering the Mail - Part I #129
 
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			Remembering the Mail - Part II #130
 
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			Remembering the Mail - Part III #131
 
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			Remembering the Mail - Part IV#132
 
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			Remembering the Mail - Part V #133
 
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			Remembering the Mail - Part VI #134
 
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			Re-Use of Columbian Designs #136
 
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			Rhode Island Celebration #89
 
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			Rocket Mail #242
 
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			Rotary Perforating Machine, The #299
 
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			Rouletting and Rouletting Patterns #264
 
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			S. Allan Taylor -- Local Fakes #138
 
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			"Sailing Cards," Early Clippers #45
 
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			SCADTA Joins the Fight #248
 
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			Scott Catalogs Under Fair Trade #88
 
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			Scott Renumber 1847's #80
 
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			Seebeck #198
 
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			Services Not Keen for Overprints #98
 
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			Ship Letter #200
 
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			Spanish War Patriotics #124
 
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			St. Kilda 'Mail-Boat' #199
 
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			Stamp Quiz #254
 
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			Stamps for the Trans-Mississippi Issue of 1898 #278
 
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			Steam Press Printing Banned #32
 
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			"Stephen" Daye Issue #62
 
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			'Stock Exchange' Forgery #182
 
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			Subway Mail in New York #26
 
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			Suez Canal Stamps #47
 
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			Suez Canal Stamps #101
 
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			Superb #274
 
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			Taylor, Samuel Allan #201
 
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			The American Bank Note Co., -- Centenary #99
 
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			The Exhibition #162
 
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			The N.R.A. Stamp #66
 
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			The New "Book-Makers" Stamp #50
 
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			The New Precancel Rulings #52
 
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			Thorp's New Envelope Catalog #152
 
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			Three& 1/2 3c For 10c Rate #235
 
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			Thus the West Grew #110
 
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			Tin-Can Mail #202
 
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			Transcontinental Mail in 1860 - Part I #287
 
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			Transcontinental Mail in 1860 - Part II #288
 
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			Transcontinental Mail in 1860 - Part III #296
 
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			Tribulations of the Carrier #69
 
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			Typeset; Typewritten Stamps #203
 
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			U. S. -- First Surcharged Stamp #11
 
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			U. S. -- First Surcharged Stamp #83
 
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			U. S.-Mexico Special Delivery #48
 
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			U.S. 24c Airmail Invert -- Trinket #41
 
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			"Unhinged" Stamps #17
 
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			Unique Die Proofs #77
 
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			United States Guide Lines #141
 
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			Universal Postal Union #243
 
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			Upside Down Stamp Protest #35
 
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			Used Abroad #204
 
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			Used Dollar Value Columbians #25
 
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			Used U. S. Envelopes #150
 
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			Wall Paper for Stamp Dens #167
 
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			War Comes to Harmer Rooke #276
 
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			Warning! and Z Grills #230
 
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			"What is Philately Coming to?" #30
 
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			What Is the Most Extraordinary Item Known to the Philatelic World? 
			#153
 
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			Why Should not Philately Live? #36
 
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			Winning of the West #2
 
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			Women Barred to Stamp Clubs #90
 
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			Won't Take Their Own Money #126
 
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Pastnotes Index - The Next 208
Posted between May 8, 2000, and June 24, 2001
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			6c Post Office Bisect #382 
			
			6c Post Office Dept. Bisect #381 
			
			Advertisements on Postal Material #481 
			
			Advertising Letters - Part I #331 
			Advertising Letters - Part II #332 
			
			Australia's First Official Air Mail #353 
			
			Austria's First Issue #356 
			
			
			Bahamas' First Stamps #501 
			
			
			Barbados' First Stamps #403 
			
			Barnard's Caribou Express #350 
			
			Best Known Philatelic Address #365 
			
			
			Bicycle Mail #483 
			
			Blair, Montgomery - Part I #484 
			
			Blair, Montgomery - Part II #485 
			
			Bleed (Stamp Design and Printing) #486 
			
			Boite Mobile #489 
			
			Book to Detect Counterfeits, A #385 
			
			Booklets, Stamp #487 
			
			British Forces in Egypt #488 
			
			
			British Guiana 1c Loan #351 
			
			Bulgaria's First Stamps #422 
			
			Bureau of Engraving and Printing #490 
			
			Burin and Malburin #491 
			
			Butterfield Overland Mail - Part I #493 
			
			Butterfield Overland Mail - Part II #494 
			
			Cape of Good Hope 'Woodblocks' - Part I #393 
			
			Cape of Good Hope 'Woodblocks' - Part II #394 
			
			Canadian First Airmail? #431 
			
			Carrier Mail, Drop Letters, and Letter Boxes #326 
			
			"Cavite, Hawaii" #377 
			
			Ceylon's First Stamps #411 
			
			
			Cliche #374 
			
			
			Coil Waste #502 
			
			Collecting Carrier Fees ca. 1860 #301 
			
			Common Stamps are Common Forever #392 
			
			
			Critical Mess Collecting #506 
			
			Cuba - First Republic Issue #379 
			
			
			Cyprus' First Stamps - Part II #402 
			
			Cyprus' First Stamps - Part I #401 
			
			
			De La Rue's Centenary Journal #380 
			
			Denmark's First Stamps #357 
			
			Deputy Postmaster's Appointments #333 
			
			
			Detecting Counterfeits - New Book #378 
			
			
			Dietz's New Confederate Catalog #375 
			
			
			Distributing Post Offices in 1847 #329 
			
			
			Dominica's First Stamps #495 
			
			Dornier DO-X #337 
			
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part I #344 
			
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part II #345 
			
			
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part III #346 
			
			
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part IV #347 
			
			
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part V #348 
			
			
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part VI #349 
			Duties of the Postmasters, The - Part VII #354 
			
			Early History of the Universal Postal Union #477 
			
			Egypt's First Stamps #389 
			
			Fabric from the Crash of the Dirigible Shenandoah #361 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Sir Edward Denny Bacon #482 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Maurice Burrus #352 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Philipp Arnold de la Renoitiere von 
			Ferrary #313 
			Famous Philatelists Series - Stanley Edward Gibbons - Part I #504 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Stanley Edward Gibbons - Part II #505 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Edward H. R. Green #318 
			
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - H. M. King George V #307 
			
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Alfred F. Lichtenstein #306 
			Famous Philatelists Series - Josiah K. Lilly, Jr. #443 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - John N. Luff #320 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Frederick J. Melville #444 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Edward Loines Pemberton #503 
			
			Famous Philatelists Series - Thomas Keay Tapling #473 
			
			Favorable Rates for Newspapers and Advertisers in 1847 #302 
			Favorite Stamp #386 
			
			Fight Over Newspaper Stamps, 1897 #369 
			
			Finland's First Stamps #358 
			
			First Stamps Occasioned by World War I #479 
			
			First Stamps of Mauritius #446 
			
			Foreign Mail Handling #367 
			
			Foreign Mail Rates #368 
			
			Fort Myers, Florida, and the Civil War #508 
			
			Free Franking for Postmasters #304 
			
			Gold Coast 20s. Stamp Thefts #399 
			
			Great Britain Issues the Penny Red #405 
			
			Great Britain's First 2½d. Stamp #478 
			
			Great Penny Black Collection, The #359 
			
			Guatemala's First Stamps #410 
			
			Handling Missent Mail in 1847 #413 
			
			Heath, Charles #319 
			
			Highway Post Office #442 
			
			Hinge, an Important Discovery #364 
			
			Jamaica's First Stamps - Part II #497 
			
			Jamaica's First Stamps - Part I #496 
			
			Jumelle Press #314 
			
			Law and Philately #360 
			
			Letter Carriers #355 
			
			Lotteries and the Mails #325 
			
			
			Love and Refrigerators in 1889 #308 
			
			
			Mafeking #445 
			
			Mail and the Mexican War #321 
			
			Mail Exchange between United States and Canada in 1847 #372 
			
			Mail to Oregon - Via Panama #323 
			
			Married Pair #441 
			
			Massachusetts Stamp Act of 1755 #434 
			
			Meter Postage A Brief History - Part I #458 
			
			Meter Postage A Brief History - Part II #459 
			
			Meter Postage A Brief History - Part III #460 | 
			
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			Miscellany Collection, A #420
 
			
			Modeler #448 
			
			Months of the Year Translations #452 
			
			National One Center Letter Postage Association #440 
			
			Netherlands' First Stamps #390 
			
			New Zealand's First Stamps #373 
			
			Newspapers Exchanged Free of Postage #303 
			
			"Not Listed by Scott" #370 
			
			Notes on The Introduction of Luminescent or Tagged Stamps in U. S., 
			Canada, and Elsewhere #507 
			
			Orangeburg Coil #447 
			
			Orient Express #449 
			
			Original Gum vs. Mint Never Hinged #404 
			
			Palestine's First Stamps #391 
			
			Paquebot #450 
			
			Philatelic Truck #335 
			
			Philatelic Truck #451 
			
			Philippine Islands' First Stamps #376 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part I #425 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part II #426 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part III #427 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part IV #428 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part V #429 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part VI #430 
			
			Pioneer Airmail Flights - Part VII #433 
			
			Post Code #454 
			
			Postage Due Labels #453 
			
			Postage on Letters #327 
			
			Postage Rates in 1847 - Part I #414 
			
			Postage Rates in 1847 - Part II #415 
			
			Postage Rates in 1847 - Part III #416 
			
			Postage Rates in 1847 - Part IV #417 
			
			Postage Rates in 1847 - Part V #418 
			
			Postage Rates in 1847 - Part VI #419 
			
			Postage Stamps Authorized in United States #322 
			
			Postal Routes in the United States in 1847 #328 
			
			Postmaster's Oath and Bond #334 
			
			Price and Condition Methodology per Cabeen #398 
			
			Railroads Become Post Roads #305 
			
			Railway Stamps #468 
			
			Reentry #455 
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			Regumming #330
 
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			Reminder From the Past, A #500Reward 
			for Philatelic Aids #362 
 
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			Rocket Mail #336
 
  
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			Roessler, Albert C.#469
 
  
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			Rural Free Delivery #456
 
			
			Uniform Penny Postage Introduced #397 
			
			Trinidad's First Stamps - Part II #396 
			
			Trinidad's First Stamps - Part I #395 
			
			St. Andrew's Cross #470 
			
			Sam Singer, and Faked Perforations #383 
			
			Sanitary Fair Stamps #467 
			
			Sarawak's First Stamps #407 
			
			Scott Discusses Changes - Part I #423 
			
			Scott Discusses Changes - Part II #424 
			
			Search is Part of the Thrill, The #400 
			
			Nicholas F. Seebeck - Part I #461 
			
			Nicholas F. Seebeck - Part II #462 
			
			Nicholas F. Seebeck - Part III #463 
			
			Nicholas F. Seebeck - Part IV #464 
			
			Nicholas F. Seebeck - Part V #465 
			
			Selling On-Line #371 
			
			Ship Letter #457 
			
			Sleeper #408 
			
			Some Philatelic Firsts - Part I #437 
			
			Some Philatelic Firsts - Part II #438 
			
			Some Philatelic Firsts - Part III #439 
			
			Spain's First Stamps #388 
  
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			Sperati, Jean de #466
 
			
			Stamp Club Meeting Program #409 
			Stamps of the First Decade #492 
			
			Steamboats Carried the Mail #312 
			
			Stock Exchange Forgery (Addition) #471 
			
			Street Car Mail Service #472 
			
			Sudan's First Stamps #406 
			
			Tete-Beche and Se-Tenant #474 
			
			Tobago's First Stamps - Part II #499 
			
			Tobago's First Stamps - Part I #498 
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			Transcontinental Mail in 1860 - Part V #309
 
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			Transcontinental Mail in 1860 - Part IV #310 
 
			
			"Unlisted Types" Oftimes Unholy #363 
			
			Unusual Find of Rare Stamps, An #436 
			
			Uruguay's First Stamps #476 
			
			U. S. Postal Agency in Shanghai #432 
			
			U. S. Bi-colored Issues #366 
			
			Vending and Affixing Machine Perforations #475 
			
			Waterlow& Sons Ltd. #412 
			
			Way Letters #324 
			
			Western Australia's First Stamp #480 
			
			Western Express Notes #311 
  
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			Western Mail - Part I #338
 
			
			Western Mail Part II #339 
			
			Western Mail Part III #340 
			
			Western Mail Part IV #341 
			
			Western Mail Part V #342 
			
			What is a Collection Worth? #387 
			
			Why so Many U.S. 1847s are Pen Cancelled #343 
			
			Women Designers and Engravers - Part I #315 
			
			Women Designers and Engravers - Part II #316 
			
			Women Designers and Engravers - Part III #317 
			
			World's First Official Air Mail Flight #421 
			
			World's First Official Air Stamp Issued by Italy #435 
			
			"Z" Grills -- Low Priced #384  
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P.S.
Ringrazio
il Cifr che mi ha concesso uno spazio sul suo sito per questa sezione: "le
storie dietro i francobolli" e  "Curiosità filateliche".
Posso così far vedere immagini, articoli e approfondimenti ai temi discussi nei miei messaggi per il forum Filatelia e Francobolli.
Chi
fosse interessato ai bolli della seconda guerra mondiale, a quelli dei
prigionieri di guerra o di propaganda psicologica,  alla resistenza,
nonché alla storia contemporanea, incluse le missioni di pace italiane nel
mondo e quelle scientifiche al polo sud, può visitare le oltre 500 pagine,
in italiano ed in inglese, del sito del Cifr, cliccando semplicemente sul tasto  "Iniziale" qui
sotto. Gli
altri tasti aiutano la navigazione  all'interno di questa sezione "le
storie dietro i francobolli" e "Curiosità filateliche". Precisamente:
il sommario riporta gli argomenti trattati in ogni pagina; i tasti dall'  1 al 12
 aiutano ad accedere direttamente alle prime  12 pagine
"DELLE NEWS dal PASSATO" ed infine c'è il link alla corrispondente pagina del Forum
F&F in cui  lo stesso  "topic" è stato discusso. 
 NOVITA':  Se cercate uno specifico argomento ed il Sommario
non è esauriente, potete provare con il nostro motore di ricerca. Esso funziona
all'interno del sito del Cifr, e può essere utilissimo. Basta scrivere la
parola che si cerca, nel rettangolo qui sotto e cliccare a destra su "find".
La ricerca può essere
fatta con una singola parola, con più parole ed anche con un * alla fine di una
parola se si vuole interrogare sia il singolare che il plurale di una parola.
Per esempio facendo la ricerca con la parola  mission*
si cercano tutte le pagine del sito, che contengono le seguenti parole: 
missione, missioni ed anche mission, e missions, etc.  NOVITA'    
   
QUI LA SEARCH ENGINE per ricerche all'interno di tutto il sito:
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molte righe ed immagini potrebbero risultare distorte, spostate o lente a
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