Also this week, examining what might be the holy grail of rural free delivery collecting, and a review of a mixture sample of 61 stamps from 18 countries.
Also this week, a Linn’s columnist gives serious consideration to exhibiting for the first time, and a review of an assortment of worldwide stamps issued from 1897 to 2008.
Also this week, the story behind the mysterious 1938 Contract Air Mail 35 flight covers sent to Scottsbluff, Neb., and a tip to look for the 1932-40 set of postage stamps issued by Inini.
Also this week, assisting a collector with identifying some mysterious Spanish stamps, and a fascinating look at the philatelic aspects of mailed maritime menus.
Also this week, the journey to learn more about a carton of Mexican cigarettes bearing scarce U.S. provisional revenue stamps, and a U.S. 1917 Washington-Franklin stamp to consider adding to your collection.