August Dietz, Confederate States Philatelist, Editor & Publisher
The registered cover was addressed to Aug Dietz Esq, 900 West Clay Street, Station A, Richmond, Virginia, United States and
Cetinje, Montenegro Via Suez From Mackay, Qld: 1894 Postcard
The Queensland Universal Postal Union 1½d postcard has the ’Rays 33′ on the printed stamp with a MACKAY/ D/ JY
E.L. Angeloglou, Dean of Cairo Stamp Dealers
The cover has a total postage of 1/ 7d made up of a pair of ½d orange KGV heads and
A Giant of Philately: Alfred F. Lichtenstein (1876-1947)
This World War II censored cover was posted ‘On His Majesty’s Service’ from Canberra A.C.T. on 17 FEB 1942 with
Admiral Bertie Cornelius Cator of Beckenham, London (1787-1864)
This entire has a strip of three of the 1855 Perkins Bacon, London printing rose-carmine TWO PENCE (S.G. # 20)
Adelaide to Kinshasa via London, Lisbon, Banana & Boma, Congo
This is one of the most extravagant advertising covers I have written about, and it is also the third cover
S.S. Wairarapa Shipwreck on Route from Sydney to Auckland 1894
On Monday, October 29, 1894, the S.S. Wairarapa, with more than 230 passengers aboard, besides the crew, crashed on to
Ernest Alfred Crome, “Joint Father Of Aerophilately”
This cover has been seen on 3 different websites, but two distinct copies were involved. These two were almost totally
King Edward VII Mourning Cover & A.R. Fowler (1847-1911)
This somewhat ordinary mourning cover reveals a story of considerable importance to the entire British Empire, particularly the State of
Dr. Lowell Joseph Ragatz, Professor of American History and Philatelist
This possibly unique cut-down cover was sent from the Australian National University, Canberra (pen-deleted) airmail with 26 all coil stamps
Alfred George ‘Dick’ Salisbury and the 6th Australian Philatelic Exhibition
Covers from the Australian Philatelic Exhibitions fall into the philatelically contrived items, but this one has the virtue of being
Edwin Cradock Nowell: An Extraordinary Tasmanian Clerk
Edwin Cradock Nowell A series of 7 covers addressed to Edwin Nowell in Hobart from January 1850 to February 1860,
War-time Reporter Meets General MacArthur
The newspaper wrapper that prompted this research is postmarked PAID AT SYDNEY/-14 MY 43/ N.S.W. and is addressed to Lewis