Transcriber's Notes

Several symbols appear in the left margin of certain catalogue entries:

the equals sign (=), em-dash (--) and a circular "bullet" (o). No

explanation is given in the book for the significance of these symbols

which are reproduced as the original.

A distinctive larger typeface is introduced on the title page and used

to denote catalogue items donated by the Boston Philatelic Society. In

this Plain Text version of the e-book this typeface is distinguished by

preceding and following dollar symbols: $thus$.

Other typeface conventions and symbol substitutions are as follows:

Bold typeface is represented by =equals signs=;

italic typeface by _surrounding underscores_;

superscripts by a preceding caret (^) symbol;

and small caps typeface by UPPER CASE.

[oe] represents an oe-ligature character.

[asterism] represents a triangle of three stars.

Where changes or corrections have been made to the text, these are

listed at the end of the book.

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CATALOGUE

OF

BOOKS ON PHILATELY

IN THE

PUBLIC LIBRARY

OF THE CITY OF BOSTON.

ITEMS PRINTED IN THIS STYLE OF TYPE

$(Albrecht, R. F., and Company, publishers. *2234.22)$

WERE GIVEN BY

THE BOSTON PHILATELIC SOCIETY.

JANUARY, 1903.

PRESS OF D. H. BACON & CO.,

DERBY, CONN.

Consult the Card Catalogue Under Headings:

Envelopes,

Perforation,

Penny Postage,

Post,

Postage,

Postage Stamps,

Postal ----,

Postal Cards,

Postmarks,

Post Office,

Revenue,

Revenue Stamps,

Telegraph Stamps.

Also public documents.

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