Here's what's new in philatelic literature

Article Abstract:

Two excellent books for philatelic research are "The Post Offices of Maine: A Rarity Guide," and a book on Russian postal history," The Philatelist Guide to Maps, Atlases and Gazetteers of Russia." Another book, "Summer in the Balkans," is discussed along with a monogram on Dutch stamps.

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Now's the time to dust off collections

Article Abstract:

There is a wealth of published material on stamp collecting in books, magazines and monographs. Unfortunately there is a relatively small distribution of this material to stamp enthusiasts. Several philatelic organizations and their journals and bulletins are discussed.

Philatelic agencies

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New works on RPO's, shells & a host of journals

Article Abstract:

Two books of interest to philatelists are 'Nebraska Railroad Post Offices' and 'Collect Shells on Stamps.' Three journals are also briefly reviewed. They are The Page and Panel Journal, Duplex Cancellations of BNA, and the Canal Zone Philatelist.

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