Mexico. [A description of Mexican postage stamps, envelopes, etc.]

-- St. Louis [1897?] 48 pp. illus., 16^o.

$=Mekeel's Weekly Stamp News.= *2230.112$

$Edited by I. A. Mekeel [and others]. Vol. 1-13. St. Louis, 1895-99,

12v. and unbound parts, illus., portraits, map, F^o. Two copies of

vol. 6-8, 10, 11. The incomplete set is kept in the children's

room. Vols. 1-10 were edited by I. A. Mekeel; 11 and 12 by C. E.

Severn and S. B. Hopkins; 13, by C. E. Severn alone. Nos. 26 and

47 of vol. 13 are wanting in the regular set, and Nos. 1-5 of vol.

6 in the "A" copy.$

$=Metropolitan Philatelist=, The. *2230a.11$

$[Monthly.] vol. 1-12, April, 1890-Sept. 1900.$

$--New York, Scott [etc.] 1890-1900, 12v, in 8, illus., sq. 8^o.$

=Millington=, H. Mackwood. 2237.72

An exhaustive catalogue of the adhesive postage stamps of the

British Empire, up to January, 1894. With a short descriptive

article on each colony.

= London, Gibbons, 1894, xi., (1), 283pp. illus., sm. 8^o.

$=Mirabaud=, Paul, and A. de Reuterskiöld. *2230a.1$

$The postage stamps of Switzerland, 1843-62.$

$= Paris, Motteroz, 1899, (5), xi, (1), 266, (1) pp., illus.,

plates, F^o. Bibliography, pp. 241-259.$

=Mitchell=, William H., D.D.S. No. 2 in 2236.41

The standard reference list of the private local postage stamps of

the United States, including those used in Canada, Hawaiian

Kingdom and Mexico.

= Trenton: Sterling, 1887, xlii. pp. 8^o.

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2230a.35$

$Catalogue prix-courant de timbres-poste, télégraphes, enveloppes at

bandes, cartes, etc., etc.

= Bruxelles, Moens, 1892, 93, 3v., plates, L. 8^o. Contents--1.

Timbres-poste et télégraphes; 2. Enveloppes, bandes, cartes and

mandats; 3. Atlas.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2234.29$

$Héligoland et ses timbres.$

$= Bruxelles: Bureau du journal le timbre-poste, 1897, (3) 272pp.,

illus., 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2231.118$

$Histoire des timbres-poste et de toutes les marques

d'affranchissement employées en Espagne, suivie de l'histoire des

timbres fiscaux mobiles, depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours,

1840-1890.$

$= Bruxelles: Bureau du journal le Timbre-Poste, 1891, 564 pp.,

illus., L. 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.88$

$Timbres d'Egypte et de la Compagnie du Canal de Suez.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1880, 116 pp., illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2237.61$

$Les timbres de Belgique depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours.

Bruxelles: Moens, 1880, 2 v. in 1, illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.98$

$Timbres de l'office Tour et Taxis, depuis leur origine jusqu'à leur

suppression (1847-1867). Bruxelles, Moens, 1880, 107pp., illus.,

coat of arms. [Bibliothèque des timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. *2237.86$

$Timbres de la République argentine et de ses diverses provinces.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1882, 2 v. in 1, fac-similes, 8^o. 150 copies

printed.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.89$

$Les timbres de Maurice depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours, 2e

édition, augmentée.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1878, 147pp., illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles,] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.99$

$Les timbres de Mecklenbourg-Schwérin et Strélitz. Bruxelles: Moens,

1879, 84pp. [Bibliothèque des timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.92$

$Les timbres de Prusse.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1887, 142pp., illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2232.45$

$Les timbres de Russie. Nomenclature générale de tous les

timbres-poste, timbres locaux, ruraux timbres-téelégraphe,

enveloppes, bandes, cartes & cartes-lettres.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1893 (4), 62pp., plates, 4^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.90$

$Les timbres de Saxe depuis leur origine jusqu'à nos jours.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1879, 104pp., illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.95$

$Timbres des duchés de Schleswig, Holstein & Lauenbourg et de la

ville de Bergedorf.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1884, 94pp., illus., plates. [Bibliothèque

des timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.91$

$Les timbres du Wurtemberg (1847-1880).$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1881, 2 v. in 1, illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Moens=, Jean Baptiste. 2237.96$

$Timbres des états de Toscane et Saint-Marin par J. B. Moens, et des

Etats de l'Eglise par Pio Fabri. 2e édition augmentée.$

$= Bruxelles: Moens, 1878, (1), 112pp., illus. [Bibliothèque des

timbrophiles.] 8^o.$

$=Mongeri=, F. 2237.87$

$Croissant-toughra (armoiries de l'Empire ottoman.) Bruxelles:

Moens, 1887, 26pp., illus., 8^o. [Especially in regard to this

device on postage stamps.]$

$=Morley=, Walter. *2237.80$

$Walter Morley's catalogue and price list of the revenue stamps of

the British colonies, Nov., 1895. London: (1895) 8^o.$

$=Morley=, Walter. *2237.82$

$Walter Morley's catalogue and price list of the stamps of Great

Britain, 2d edition, 1897. [London], [1897] viii., 191 pp., Sm.

8^o.$

$=Morley=, Walter. *2237.81$

$Walter Morley's complete catalogue and price list of British

railway letter fee stamps, Sept., 1898. London: [1898] v. Sm.

8^o$.

$=Morley=, Walter, compiler. 2237.83$

$Catalogue of the telegraph stamps of the world, Feb., 1900. London:

(1900), (4), 179 pp., plates, Sm. 8^o.$

$=Morley's Philatelic Journal=. *2234.27$

$A monthly paper for collectors of postage, revenue, telegraph and

railway stamps. Edited by A. Preston Pearce. Vol. 1-3, 1900,

1902.$

$= Catford: Morley, 1900-02, 3 v., illus., 8^o.$

$=Nankivell=, Edward J. 2237.152$

$Stamp collecting as a pastime. London: Gibbons, 1902, 68pp., illus.

[The Stanley Gibbons Philatelic handbooks.] 8^o.$

=Napier=, Francis John Hamilton Scott, and E. D. Bacon. 2237.33

Saint Vincent. [Handbook of its postal issues.] With notes and

publishers' prices.

-- London: 1895, 107pp., plates [The Stanley Gibbons philatelic

handbooks] 8^o.

=Napier=, Francis John Hamilton Scott, and Gordon Smith. 2237.44

South Australia [Handbook of its postal issues] With notes and

publishers' prices.

-- London, 1894, (7), 135pp., plates [The Stanley Gibbons

philatelic handbooks.] 8^o.

=Nast=, F. A. 2237.139

A tentative price list of entire U. S. envelopes, arranged according

to J. W. Scott's system, with the corresponding numbers, according

to Prof. Horner. N. Y.: The J. W. Scott Co. [188-.] 51pp., 12^o.

$=Nast=, F. A. 2237.139$

$A tentative price list of entire U. S. envelopes, arranged

according to J. W. Scott's system, with the corresponding numbers,

according to Prof. Horner. New York: The J. W. Scott Co. [1888?]

51pp., illus., 8^o. The title on the cover is J. W. Scott's

catalogue....$

=Ogilvie=, W. T. 2236.31

Handbook for the collector of postage stamps, illus. London:

Sonnenschein, 1892, 125pp. [The young collector] Sm. 8^o.

$=Parker=, E. Y., publisher. 2239a.119$

$The pocket standard catalogue of the revenue stamps of Canada.

Toronto: 1899, 23pp., 24^o.$

=Pemberton=, Edward L. 2237.27

The stamp collector's handbook, 2d ed. London: Stanley Gibbons &

Co., 1878, x. (1), 340pp., illus., Sm. 8^o.

$=Perlep=, A. 2237.159$

$Katalog der Stempelmarken aller Staaten. Kreuz a Ostbahn: Moersig

[1880] vii., 224pp., plate [Philatelistische Bibliothek, band 6],

8^o.$

$=Permanentes Handbuch= der Postfreimarkenkunde mit Lichtdrucktafeln

... gleichzeitig Beibuch zum Permanente-Sammelwerk in losen

Blätter von Hugo Krötzsch. [Auch Vierteljahrs Nachträge.]$

$= Leipzig: Krötzsch, 1894-1887, 17 v. in 9, illus., plates, maps,

12^o.$

$Theil 1. Deutsche Staaten. Abschnitt 1-13, 15 *2237.127$

$Theil 1. Abschnitt 4. 2. Auflage *2237.128$

$Theil 2.$

$Theil 3. Russland *2237.130$

$Vierteljahrs Nachträge. *2237.131$

$=Permanentes Handbuch der= *2237.131$

$Postfreimarkenkunde. Vierteljahrs-Nachträge zum Permanenten

Handbuch der Postfreimarkenkunde und dem Permanent-Sammelwerk in

losen Blättern von Hugo Krötzsch. Jahrgang 1-3, 1894-1896.$

$= Leipzig: Krötzsch, 1896, iv., 204pp., illus. plates, 12^o.$

$The Permanentes Handbuch, Theil 1, is on shelf-number *2237.127;

Theil 3, *2237.130.$

$=Philatelic Californian=, The. *2233.21$

$Vol, 1, 2, October, 1893-December, 1895.$

$= San Francisco: California Philatelic Press Club, 1893-95, 2v.,

illus., 8^o. A monthly publication.$

$=Philatelic Era=, The *2237.77$

$A semi-monthly magazine devoted to stamp collecting. W. W. Jewett,

editor and publisher. Vol. 6-8, September, 1892-August, 1894.$

$= Portland, Me., 1892-94, v., illus., 8^o. This magazine appeared

monthly previous to September, 1893. The Philatelic Literary

Review was published as a supplement to vol. 6 of the Philatelic

Era, from September, 1892, to August, 1893.$

=Philatelic Journal=, The, of America. *6230a.10

An illustrated monthly magazine in the interest of stamp collecting.

Edited by Charles Haviland Mekeel. Vol. 1-14. Philatelic

Publishing Co., St. Louis, 1887-96, 13v., 8^o.

=Philatelic Journal=, The, of America. *6230a.16

Special ed., vol. 2, No. 24, Feb., 1887. Ed. by Chas. Haviland

Mekeel.

-- St. Louis: Philatelic Pub. Co., 1887, 44pp., illus., portrs.,

8^o.

$=Philatelic Journal= *6231.62$

$of Great Britain, and philatelic review of reviews: official organ

of the International philatelic union. Ed. by Percy C. Bishop,

vol. 1-8. London: 1891-8, 8v., illus., portrs., 8^o.$

$=Philatelic Journal=, The, of India. *2230a.17$

$The monthly journal of the Philatelic Society of India. Editor, C.

Stewart-Wilson, vol. 3-6, Jan. 1899-Dec., 1902.$

$= Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co., 1899-1902, 4 v., illus.,

plates, folded tables, L. 8^o.$

$=Philatelic Monthly and World=, vol. 19-21. *6230a.45$

$= Philadelphia, 1893-95, 2v., illus., 8^o.$

$=Philatelic Record=, The. *2237.103$

$Vol. 6-11, 18-24, February, 1884-December, 1902.$

$= London: Pemberton, Wilson & Co., 1884-1902, 13v. in 7, illus.,

portraits, 8^o. The portraits are photographs.$

$=Philatelic Record and Stamp News=. *2231.121$

$Edited by Edward J. Nankivell. Vol. 19-21, 1897-1901.$

$= London: Buhl & Co. [1897-1901]. v., illus., portraits, plates,

8^o.$

$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2232.18$

$The postage stamps, envelopes and post cards of Australia and the

British colonies of Oceanica.$

$= London, 1887, (6), 147, (1) pp., plates, L. 8^o.$

$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2230a.19$

$The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers, post cards, and telegraph

stamps of the British colonies, possessions and protectorates in

Africa, parts 1-2. London: 1895, 1900, 2v., illus. pls., L. 8^o.$

$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2230a.15$

$The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers, post cards and telegraph

stamps of British India and Ceylon. [With a supplement, by J. A.

Tilleard, entitled, "Notes on the De la Rue series of the adhesive

postage and telegraph stamps of India."] London: 1892, 1896 (4)

lvii., 32pp. 24 pls., L. 8^o.$

$=Philatelic Society=, London. *2230a.41$

$The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers, and post cards of the

North American colonies of Great Britain.$

$= London, 1889, 67pp., plates, L. 8^o.$

=Philatelic World=, The; vol. 3. N. Y.: 1885, 8^o. *6238.36

$=Philatelist, Der= 2230a.120$

$(Periodical) Dresden: v.-xi. (7 vols.)$

$=Post Office=, The. *2230a.9$

$A monthly journal for stamp collectors. Vol. 1-8, 1891-99.$

$= New York [1891-97] 8v. in 5, illus., portraits, 8^o. Edited by

Alvah Davison, 1891-94, Henry Gremmel, 1892-93, Crawford Capen,

1894-95-96-99.$

$=Postage Stamps.= Catalogues. *2237.125$

$[Priced catalogues of auction sales of postage stamps. March 17,

1892-May 30, 1893.]$

$= [Chicago, etc., 1892, 93] 31 pamphlets in 1 v., plate, 8^o.$

$=Postwertzeichen-Kunde= 6230a.25$

$(Periodical) 1893-4.$

=Rebellion Envelopes.= *4410.14

[A collection of envelopes bearing patriotic pictures, issued during

the Civil war.] Mounted in scrap books, 5v., f^o. [A few of these

were issued in the Confederate States.]

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