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Starting in 1992, we have been producing Manual Pages for selected issues and areas of interest. The popularity of the feature within Mekeel’s Weekly prompted us to reproduce those pages in a separate Manual and by the year 2000 we had more than 600 pages. However, changes in technology led to the need to digitalize more than 1,000 images that were included in the Manual—a project that had to be shelved until more time was available. That time has arrived, and in the months ahead we will gradually re-issue updated pages one section at a time. The Stamp News United States Reference Manual currently is the only loose-leaf reference work available for U.S. stamps. Through this easy-to-change format we are able to make corrections in and updates to previous pages as they were originally published. In this way you can possess what will be the most accurate and up-to-date information source available in any one philatelic publication. |
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Mekeel’s & Stamps is the product of a merger of Mekeel’s Weekly (founded in 1891, the oldest continuing stamp weekly in the world) and Stamps Magazine (founded in 1932). We cater to readers who seek stamps & covers, as well as information by mail. In M&S you will find news, commentary and articles of lasting value, all in a handy magazine format. Content covers the entire world of stamps, including U.S. and WW, from the classics to new issues. |
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Founded in 1995, U.S. Stamp News, also acquired U.S. Stamps & Postal History and is the only major periodical devoted to all United States stamp collectors. Coverage ranges from stampless covers to modern First Days and classic stamps to the latest new issues. Feature articles include background stories, identification guides, news of the day and editorial commentary. |
| Still More Stories To Collect Stamps By. 76 absorbing tales as only the late Herman Herst, Jr., could tell them – in 208 pages, softbound, with dozens of photos. |
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Herman Herst Jr.'s Still More Stories To Collect Stamps By & Other Great Books! |
