| 1) Dead Letter Office specialized collection
of stampless folded letters, covers
&
postal stationery entires from the
exhibit
of Thomas Wegner & collection of
William
Barlow 1827 - 1895 including early,
registered,
transatlantic & territorial uses Link to scans: BarlowWegner 2) Roger Castle specialized collection of New York City domestic and foreign uses 1771 - 1881 including Colonial, pioneer steamships, Herout & Handel, maiden & final voyages, retaliatory rates, scarce origins & destinations (ie Argentina, India & Turkey), depreciated, phantom rate, registered, NYFMs, etc. Link to scans: CastleNYC 3) Malcolm Montgomery collection of transatlantic mail via Southampton including scarce rates & origins ie Turkey, Argentina, Brazil & Uruguay, maiden & final voyages, discriminatory & retaliatory rates, depreciated currency, UK late fees (supplementary mail), and Canadian mail. Link to scans: http://tinyurl.com/MontgomerySouthampton 4) Prexies and Airmail Transport series 1940 - 1945 mainly WWII uses including scarce origins & destinations all from UK colllections Link to scans: PrexiesTransports 5) USA mail to Germany 1851 - 1909 including stampless, illustrated advertising, auxiliary & forwarding, registered, back-of-the-book and Possessions Link to scans: GermanMails 6) Marc Fuller's 17 volume USA and transatlantic mail 1764 - 1875 postal history collection. Most of these have been off the market for 40+ years as he mainly bought in the 1970s & 1980s from Jack Molesworth, Richard Frajola, Robson Lowe, Angus Parker, Derek Bolton, Ritchie Bodily & Eric Etkin. His main collecting interest was transatlantic mail to/from USA & Europe, in particular French mails, including maiden & final voyages, retaliatory, restored and early treaty rates and scarce destinations. Link to scans: FullerForeign1 |
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