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Index Index "B" by Authors Author Year Vol V/No Page Subject Abela Medici Dr. A. 2002 31 2 2 The Branch and Sub Post Offices of Malta & Gozo 2004 33 3 The use of the 'Cospicua' [COS-4] datestamp before 1940 Agius Vadala Dr. M. 1985 14 2 3 Siege Maps of Malta Aquilina Dr. E. 1967 1 Editorial 1967 1 2 Society News 1967 1 2 First Day Covers 1967 1 3 Displays and Society Activities 1967 1 5 Philatelic Literature 1967 1 7 List of pen friends 1967 1 8 Pictorial stamps about Malta 1967 1 10 Hearsay on Malta stamps 1967 1 16 Malta from the Magazines 1967 1 17 Book Reviews 1967 2 3 Editorial 1967 2 4/5 Society news 1967 2 6/7 New members and pen friends 1967 2 10 New issues of Malta stamps 1967 2 11 Malta from the Magazines 1967 2 16 Hearsay on Malta stamps 1967 3 3 Editorial 1967 3 3 Maltese stamps at Amphilex '67 1967 3 4 Society news 1967 3 6 Jean de Sperati (Forger) 1967 3 9 Stamp block 1967 3 12 Philatelic fury 1967 3 13 Book review (Postage Due h/s Markings) 1967 3 18 Post Offices of Israeli Occupied Territory 1967 3 20 Pen friends 1968 2 1 3 Editorial 1968 2 1 4 The PSM Constitution 1968 2 10 1967 Christmas Issue- Are you 'for' or 'against' 1968 2 1 22 Philatelists and Stamp Collectors 1968 2 2 3 Editorial 1968 2 2 5/6 Monthly Meetings- Aprii/May 1968 2 2 8 The Philatelic Push 1968 2 2 8 The 1968 Malta Issues 24 Author Year Vol V/No Page Subject 1968 2 2 11 Pen Friends 1968 2 2 13 June Display of Essays, Proofs etc 1968 2 2 14 E.A.O. Issue of 1968 1968 2 3 3 Committee 1969 1969 2 3 4 Maltese Postal History 1969 2 3 5 The Monthly Meeting of December 1969 2 3 11 Philatelic Glossary Pt 1 1969 2 3 14 With an ear to the Ground 1969 2 3 14 An undiscovered variety 1969 2 4 2 From the Editorial 1969 2 4 5 Comments on the "Circular Village Stamps of Malta" by Mr. Freshwater 1969 2 4 6 Biggest "Penny Black" Stamps discovery 1969 2 4 7 Letter Extracts (Biaquiere 1812) 1969 2 4 8 The Monthly Meeting in November 1969 2 4 10 Special Handstamps 1969 2 4 11 Machine Cancellations 1969 2 4 11/14 Registered Marks 1969 2 4 15 Stamps of the World 1970 3 2 3 Editorial 1970 3 2 4/5 Malta Napoleonic Occupation 1798 1800 1970 3 2 15 The Postal History of Thurn And Taxis 1971 3 3 3 Editorial 1972 3 4 4 Foreword 1972 3 4 8 United Nations Stamps 1972 3 4 12 Malta Philatelic Exhibition 1971 1974 4 2 13 Malta's Stamps- A broad survey 1976 6 1/2 34 Salient points in Stamp Collecting 1977 7 3 16 The most exciting Experience Bartolo Marcelle 1984 13 1 15 Beethoven on Stamps 1984 13 2 8 B~ethoven on Stamps (cont'd) Bonavia Carmel G. 1975 5 2 15 Postal Rates review 1976 6 1/2 52 Malta Air Mail Service 1976 6 1/2 61 Maltese Philately- A Bibliography 2008 37 3 11 Annus Paulinus 2008-2009 St. Paul Blaquiere E. 1969 2 4 7 Packet Agent 1812 Bonello Dr. G. 1983 12 4 24 An unrecorded Malta h/s of 1972 1984 13 12 Three unrecorded Disinfection Seals 25 Author Year Vol V/No Page Subject 1985 14 1 1 The 7d Postage Due Handstamp 1985 14 1 5 An unrecorded Postage Paid h/s 1985 14 3 10 A new type of delivery charge mark 19E6 15 1 26 The Delivery Charge Marks 1816-1849 1987 16 2 22 Early Manuscript Delivery Charges 1987 16 3 9 History in a Postcard 1989 18 1 22 Censorship 1989 18 2 5 A unique use of the 1817 "MALTA" 1989 18 3 5 Malta and the Delfosse Maritime Labels 19£'0 19 34 Three unrecorded strikes on Malta mail 1990 19 2 4 Malta and the German Navy Postal History Connection 1980 19 3 5 Maltese in Spain during the Napoleonic Age 1981 ,20 16 Manuscript Forwarding Agents Markings on Malta Mail 1991 20 2/3 30 Telegraphs in Malta during .the Victorian Era 1992 21 19 O.H.M.S. Correspondence in the 19'h Century 1992 21 29 Dr. G. Bonello's reply to Prof De Zanche on Forwarding Agents 1992 21 2/3 3 Mixed franking on pre-war Malta Mail 1992 21 2/3 12 More unrecorded Forwarding Agents 1993 22 1 3 The Karen Grech Crosses 1993 22 2/3 6 Malta and the French Naval Postal Services in W.W.I. 1994 23 1/2 6 Maps of Malta as Postcards 1994 23 3 28 The planned invasion of Malta- Postal History 1995 24 1 3 Capt. A. Ball as Knight of Malta 1995 24 2/3 11 Revenue Stamps used postally 1996 25 1/2/3 22 Accountancy Markings 1998 27 1 10 Postal Markings on De Soldanis Correspondence 1998 27 2/3 10 Italian Fascism and The Mail in Malta 1999 28 2 5 Maltese Internees (1940-1945) 2000 29 3 7 Malta in the Wembley Exh. 1924 Postal Connections 2002 31 2 5 The "Adria" Postal Markings In Malta 26 Author Year Vol V/No Page Subject 2003 32 2 11 The Sardinian Tragedy 2003 32 3 11 Divided-Back Postcards, a clarification 2004 33 7 Postcards of early Malta hotels From Chev Dr. G. Bonello collection 2007 36 2 Umberto Adinolfi A 'Maltese' Postcard Publisher 2007 36 3 10 Sliema in pre-war Postcards Bonnici Dr. Alfred 1976 6 1/2 13 Evolution of %d Yellow Parts 1/2 1976 6 3 7 Evolution of %d Yellow Part 3 1977 7 1 8 Evolution of %d Yellow Part 4 1977 7 2 6 Evolution of %d Yellow Parts 5/6 1977 7 3 7 Evolution of %d Yellow Parts 7/8 1978 8 8 Evolution of %d Yellow Part 2 revised 1978 8 2 15 %d Queen Victoria Yellows- Tabulation 1978 8 3 13 Letter to the Editor 1980 10 1 4 Letter to the Editor 1980 10 1 13 The Fort Ricasoli Mutiny 1982 11 3 2 Editorial by Dr. A. Bonnici on assuming the role of Editor of the MPS Journal 1982 11 3 19 Ten years by Printex 1982 11 3 25 Postal Diary 7-12 1981 1982 11 3 32 Letters to the Editor 1983 12 1 2 Editorial 1983 12 1 15 Postage Envelopes taken from Chambers Journal 1983 12 17 Ocean Penny Postage printed in Edinburgh Chambers 1983 12 2 2 Editorial 1983 12 2 6 Disinfection - Middle Ages To 1789 Pt 1 1983 12 2 16 Napoleonic Period Jun 1798- Sep 1800 1983 12 2 19 Marseille de Malthe 1983 12 2 26 Foreign Exhibitions 1982- List of Awards 1983 12 3 2 Editorial 1983 12 3 3 MPS & MSC Members Signature 1983 12 3 4 Letter to the Editor 1983 12 3 5 Disinfection Middle Ages to 1789 Pt 2 1983 12 3 8 Froberg's Regiment 27 Author Year Vol V/No Page Subject 1983 12 3 26 Ausipex 84 Exhibition 1983 12 4 2 Editorial 1983 12 4 10 Disinfection Pt 3 1983 12 4 17 Froberg's Regiment 1983 12 4 24 Espana 1984 Exhibition 1984 13 1 1 The 2.5cm hand stamp (MCL-1 d) 1984 13 1 2 Editorial 1984 13 1 7 Boxed ADV-1 1984 13 1 9 Disinfection Pt 4 1984 13 2 2 Editorial 1984 13 2 3 Disinfection Pt 5 1984 13 2 18 Napoleonic Period Jun 1798- Sep 1800 (Cont'd) 1984 13 3 1 The G.P.O. 1885 1984 13 3 2 Editorial 1984 13 3 3/19 Malta 1st Definitive Issue 1/1/1885 - Official Correspondence 1984 13 3 20/43 Postal Stationery 1985 14 1 2 Editorial 1985 14 6 Disinfection Pt 6 1985 14 16 Echoes from 1976. Notes on the %d Green Table 1985 14 18 Napoleonic Period Jun 1798- Sep 1800 (Cont'd) 1985 14 1 33 Queen Victoria 1d Bisect 1985 14 1 35 Queen Victoria Revenue Stamps 1985 14 2 1 Disinfection Pt 7 1985 14 2 2 Editorial 1986 15 1 1 Editorial "We are 20 Years Old" 1986 15 1 9 Disinfection Pt 8 1986 15 1 16 MPS Constitution 1986 15 1 24 "Melita" Issue Essay T41922/24 1986 15 1 33 The "Boite Mobile Mark of Malta" 1986 15 2 2 Editorial 1986 15 2 9 Disinfection Pt 9 1986 15 2 25 Interesting G.B. Cover used in Malta and N.Y. 1986 15 3 1 MPS Commemorative Cover 1986 15 3 2 Editorial 1986 15 3 2 Corrigenda Foreign Awards 1987 16 1 2 Editorial 1987 16 8 Obituary Chev. E. V. Cremona 1987 16 10 Disinfection Pt 10 "The Oakes" 1987 16 30 Centennial, Gold Rush Show in Porthouse, Vancouver Canada 1987 16 2 2 Editorial 28 Author Year Vol V/No Page Subject 1987 16 2 3 Disinfection Pt 11 "The Plague Epidemic of 1813" 1987 16 3 4 Dr. J.H. 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