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Collecting Millions of Postage Stamps PAGE 140 SEPTEMBER cover FINAL_Layout 1 13-08-03 9:21 AM Page 1 THE ISRAELPHILATELIST JOURNAL OF ISRAEL PHILATELISTS INC. AUGUST 2013 DEVOTED TO THE PHILATELY OF THE HOLY LAND VOL LXIV NO 4 Collecting Millions of Postage Stamps PAGE 140 IN THIS ISSUE Israel Registered Mail Nowadays 126 Jewish Brigade 145 High Priest's Breastplate 154 A Postal Puzzle 160 Ed Fund Announcements David Kaplin, SIP Education Fund Director 2011 ISRAEL PHILATELIC CATALOGUE ISRAEL PHILATELIST REPRINTS The Education Fund is proud to announce the As Education Fund Director, I have periodically publication of the 2011 Israel Philatelic Catalogue reviewed the Education Fund catalog price structure of Maximum Cards, Postal Openings, Information as it pertains to the publications and shipping and Folders, Bulletins, Etc. by Sid Morginstin and Bernard handling. During May, the price structure was reviewed Perrin. A book version costs $25.00 (Order Item 446) and a number of changes are being implemented: and a CD-ROM format $15.00 (Order Item 536). The prices on some of The Israel Philatelist reprints, The catalogue is a unique compendium of collateral including Items 301 (years 1949–1959), 303, 304 and Israeli philatelic items produced by the Israel Postal 305, (years 1968–1976) have been significantly reduced Administration and dealers. The items included in the to clear out excessive inventory. So if you are interested catalogue are not extensively documented in more in hard bound copies of The Israel Philatelist from traditional stamp catalogues. The catalogue includes these years, this is a good time to purchase the reprints. Maximum Cards (picture postcards that reproduce the design of stamp with a first day of issue postmark POSTAL FEES on the attached stamp), Stamp Information Folders and Bulletins, Post Office Openings and Posters. The Education Fund uses a flat rate for domestic (USA) and international shipping and handling. The current The 2011 catalogue contains listings for philatelic charge for domestic shipping and handling is $3.50 per items issued through 2009 and 2010 and it is an item is sufficient but the international shipping and expanded update of the Maximum Folders Catalog handling charge of, $8.00 per item, is insufficient to by Sid Morginstin, Bernard Perrin and Stanley Raffel cover our costs. The current International shipping fee published by SIP Education Fund in 2009. via USPS start at $6.55 for a 2 oz package and quickly climbs with heavier packages. For this reason, we will be instituting over the coming months a major FOREIGN POST OFFICES IN PALESTINE change to International shipping and handling fees: International shipping and handling charges will vary The Ed Fund recently received a generous donation by publication and will be significantly higher than the of several slightly used copies of The Foreign Post current flat rate. Offices in Palestine – Vol. II by Steichele. Thanks to this generous donation, the publication is being NEW PUBLICATIONS added back to the Ed Fund catalogue of publications (Order Item 423. In conclusion, the SIP Education Fund is looking for new publications. Many of you have wonderful Israel/ ISRAEL GENERIC SHEETS CATALOGUE Holy Land/Judaic collections. In some cases, you may PLACES & POST OFFICES WITH BIBLICAL NAME have written article(s) in The Israel Philatelist about a portion of your collection and/or won awards at The Education Fund has agreed in principle to publish various juried stamp shows. In other cases, you are two new proposed works: Israel Generic Sheets interested in seldom reported topics, which are not Catalogue by Adam Caplan in collaboration with well documented. Please consider documenting these Howard Rotterdam and Places And Post Offices With items in a manuscript that can be published by the Ed A Biblical Name by Abraham Blum. No publication Fund. My role as Education Fund Director is to insure date has been set for either item. that the knowledge is never lost. ■ 2 www.israelstamps.com August 2013 - The Israel Philatelist August * Volume 64 * Number 4* www.israelstamps.com Ed Fund Announcements in this issue David Kaplin, SIP Education Fund Director SOCIETY 122 Membership Application 122 SIP Leadership 2014 SIP Convention 2011 ISRAEL PHILATELIC CATALOGUE ISRAEL PHILATELIST REPRINTS 123 Editors Notes Sarasota National Stamp 124 Letters to the Editor The Education Fund is proud to announce the As Education Fund Director, I have periodically 158 Presidents Column Exhibition publication of the 2011 Israel Philatelic Catalogue reviewed the Education Fund catalog price structure 158 New Members February 7 - 9, 2014 of Maximum Cards, Postal Openings, Information as it pertains to the publications and shipping and 159 Chapter News Folders, Bulletins, Etc. by Sid Morginstin and Bernard handling. During May, the price structure was reviewed Perrin. A book version costs $25.00 (Order Item 446) and a number of changes are being implemented: Sarasota Municipal Auditorium and a CD-ROM format $15.00 (Order Item 536). US Hwy 41, N. Tamiami Trail The prices on some of The Israel Philatelist reprints, Sarasota, FL The catalogue is a unique compendium of collateral including Items 301 (years 1949–1959), 303, 304 and Israeli philatelic items produced by the Israel Postal 305, (years 1968–1976) have been significantly reduced Administration and dealers. The items included in the to clear out excessive inventory. So if you are interested catalogue are not extensively documented in more in hard bound copies of The Israel Philatelist from traditional stamp catalogues. The catalogue includes these years, this is a good time to purchase the reprints. 126 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Maximum Cards (picture postcards that reproduce 130 American Israel Numismatic 151 the design of stamp with a first day of issue postmark POSTAL FEES on the attached stamp), Stamp Information Folders Israel Briar Road Company 151 and Bulletins, Post Office Openings and Posters. The Education Fund uses a flat rate for domestic (USA) 126 Israel Registered Mail Holocaust Classifi ed ads 135 and international shipping and handling. The current 130 A Postal History Today The 2011 catalogue contains listings for philatelic charge for domestic shipping and handling is $3.50 per Doron Waide 157 Perspective of the Genady Berman items issued through 2009 and 2010 and it is an item is sufficient but the international shipping and 136 Melbourne 2013 Education Fund 2013 153, 156 expanded update of the Maximum Folders Catalog handling charge of, $8.00 per item, is insufficient to Holocaust Jesse I. Spector M.D. & Dr. Les Glassman Inside Front Cover by Sid Morginstin, Bernard Perrin and Stanley Raffel cover our costs. The current International shipping fee 146 Israel Foreign Postal published by SIP Education Fund in 2009. via USPS start at $6.55 for a 2 oz package and quickly Edwin Helitzer D.M.D. Inside Back Cover Rates – Part 3 France climbs with heavier packages. For this reason, we 140 Collecting Millions of Back Cover Ed Kroft will be instituting over the coming months a major Postage Stamps Endowment Campaign 2013 139 FOREIGN POST OFFICES IN PALESTINE change to International shipping and handling fees: Charlotte Sheer International shipping and handling charges will vary House of Zion 153 The Ed Fund recently received a generous donation by publication and will be significantly higher than the of several slightly used copies of The Foreign Post current flat rate. Ideal Stamp Co., Inc. 125 Offices in Palestine – Vol. II by Steichele. Thanks Israel Philatelic Agency 135 to this generous donation, the publication is being NEW PUBLICATIONS of North America added back to the Ed Fund catalogue of publications (Order Item 423. In conclusion, the SIP Education Fund is looking for Mosden Trading Company 157 new publications. Many of you have wonderful Israel/ Negev Holyland Stamps 151 ISRAEL GENERIC SHEETS CATALOGUE Holy Land/Judaic collections. In some cases, you may PLACES & POST OFFICES WITH BIBLICAL NAME have written article(s) in The Israel Philatelist about Ottoman & Near East 157 a portion of your collection and/or won awards at Philatelic Society The Education Fund has agreed in principle to publish various juried stamp shows. In other cases, you are 154 two new proposed works: Israel Generic Sheets interested in seldom reported topics, which are not 145 Regency Superior 125 Catalogue by Adam Caplan in collaboration with well documented. Please consider documenting these 154 High Priest’s Breastplate Romano House of Stamps Ltd. 157 Howard Rotterdam and Places And Post Offices With items in a manuscript that can be published by the Ed Judaica Josef Charrach A Biblical Name by Abraham Blum. No publication Fund. My role as Education Fund Director is to insure 144 Conversos and Crypto- 158 Israel New Issues Tel Aviv Stamps 135 date has been set for either item. that the knowledge is never lost. ■ Jews on Stamps 160 A Postal Puzzle Website Archive Library Project 159 Gene Eisen Howard Rotterdam 145 Jewish Brigade 160 Temporary Post Offi ce William M. Rosenblum 150 Moshe Kol Kalman Building Rare Coins The Israel Philatelist - August 2013 www.israelstamps.com 121 SIP Leadership 2013 Research Committee Dr. Arthur Groten OFFICERS Treasurer E-mail: [email protected] Stanley H. Rael Library President, Convention Manager E-mail: [email protected] Volunteer needed Howard Rotterdam E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Treasurer Executive Secretary Slide Programs 1st Vice President Howard S. Chapman Michael A. Bass Edwin G. 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