This book is an account of how the United States of America and the United Kingdom co-operated during World War II to run a censorship and intelligence-gathering operation on mail travelling between the Axis countries in Europe and countries in Latin America with...
Bangkok-based British philatelic dealer, Michael Hamilton, has been in the trade for almost 50 years, and specialises in British West Indies. Over that period, he has handled tens of thousands of items. So, he started compiling various WIP (work-in-progress) files...
Robert Paul Odenweller, the renowned philatelist and philatelic author, has passed away. Odenweller is perhaps best known for his two seminal works: The Stamps and Postal History of 19th Century Samoa (2004) and The Postage Stamps of New Zealand 1855–1873, the Chalon...
A few weeks back, we reported on the release of a new book by the Barreiros brothers – Dr Luis Barreiros and Dr Eduardo Barreiros – from Portugal. We have now received some more information directly from the authors, which we append below: The Spanish...
A couple of months back we had reported on the first publication of the Royal Philatelic Society London (RPSL) in a new series of Study Paper – “Letter Mail from Portugal to USA, 1853–75” by Luís Rocha The society has now released its second...
A number of Indian princely states (semi-autonomous kingdoms and principalities in the Indian subcontinent, ruled by local rulers under the indirect control of the British administration of India) issued their own stamps in the late 19th and the first half of the 20th...
