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N Y, N Y: Litho Crafters. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1972-4. Hardcover. Israel; Palestine; B&W Illustrations; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Sale WAV241 Lot 214Stamp Collecting/Israel. The Israel-Palestine Philatelist, NY: Sept. 1949 - Aug. 1968, name changed to The Israel Philatelist starting Sept. 1962. Reprint, 1972, of 19 Vols in 5, plus Cumulative Index to vols 1-23 printed in Ann Arbor, 1973. John Henry Richter compiler. 8vo. Light blue cloth. Minor foxing, very good, lacking volume containing series Vols 20-23. With hundreds of illustrations of stamps. .

London: Stanley Gibbons, Limited. Very Good with no dust jacket. ca1901. Presumed 1st. Hardcover. B&W Illustrations; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 168 pages plus 16 pages pages; Bound in light green cloth with stamped gilt lettering to spine and front cover. Book shows mild external wear, with light soiling to covers. Binding is sound. Volume has decorative endpapers and top gilt edge. Foxing can be seen on title page, with sporadic light foxing in text. Profusely illustrated with in-text reproductions. Width: 6.25" Height: 9" Worldwide issues reminiscent of Album Weeds. .

Very Good with no dust jacket. 1936. Envelope. In 1946 H R Harmer auctioned off the stamp collection of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Each stamp and item was stamped on the back with Harmer's mark. In this case it read, "FROM THE FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT COLLECTION AUCTIONED FEB. , APRIL, 1946 BY H. R. HARMER INC. , N. Y. The letter is addressed to himself but by a secretarial hand. Always desirable, these items have grown significantly in rarity and value over the last 67 years. The perfect gift for any stamp collector, even yourself! We were fortunate enough to aquire a small number of these cahets and when they are gone that is it! Cachet partially obscured by ornate champagne bottle. .

Very Good with no dust jacket. 1936. Envelope. In 1946 H R Harmer auctioned off the stamp collection of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Each stamp and item was stamped on the back with Harmer's mark. In this case it read, "FROM THE FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT COLLECTION AUCTIONED FEB. , APRIL, 1946 BY H. R. HARMER INC. , N. Y. The letter is addressed to himself but by a secretarial hand. Always desirable, these items have grown significantly in rarity and value over the last 67 years. The perfect gift for any stamp collector, even yourself! We were fortunate enough to aquire a small number of these cahets and when they are gone that is it! A M Addoms[? ], addt'l signature in an unkown hand. .

Societyprinting Year: 1990. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1990. First Edition. Hardcover. Postal History; Postmarks; B&W Illustrations; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 900 pages; Number of Volumes: Complete three-volume setNotes: Appearing in three binders, this set is a scarce work on the history of the United States Railway Post Office and their postmarks. Each volume appears in a separate binder. The volumes show light external age/wear, and are solidly bound with clean pages. The binders measure approximately 11 3/4" x 11 1/2". This lot also includes Postmarks on Postcards: An Illustrated Guide to Early 20th Century U. S. Postmarks and The William Wyer Collection of Railroad and Inland Waterways Covers. Aprox 900 pp and lists and often pictures thousands of postmarks. An in depth study that is tough to find. .

Very Good with no dust jacket. 1936. Envelope. In 1946 H R Harmer auctioned off the stamp collection of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Each stamp and item was stamped on the back with Harmer's mark. In this case it read, "FROM THE FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT COLLECTION AUCTIONED FEB. , APRIL, 1946 BY H. R. HARMER INC. , N. Y. The letter is addressed to himself but by a secretarial hand. Always desirable, these items have grown significantly in rarity and value over the last 67 years. The perfect gift for any stamp collector, even yourself! We were fortunate enough to aquire a small number of these cahets and when they are gone that is it! .

US Naval Post. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1936. Envelope. In 1946 H R Harmer auctioned off the stamp collection of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Each stamp and item was stamped on the back with Harmer's mark. In this case it read, "FROM THE FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT COLLECTION AUCTIONED FEB. , APRIL, 1946 BY H. R. HARMER INC. , N. Y. The letter is addressed to himself but by a secretarial hand. Always desirable, these items have grown significantly in rarity and value over the last 75 years. The perfect gift for any stamp collector, even yourself! We were fortunate enough to acquire a small number of these cachets and when they are gone that is it! Guaranteed authentic. Signed by mail clerk. ; Signed by Notable Personage, Unrelated .