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Postal History ; British Colonies ; British 4050 Beagle, H Number Subject Author Title Date # Pages Tanzania ; Postal History ; British Colonies ; British 4050 Beagle, H. Tanzania: Postal History Offers Challenge. 1980 7 pp. ill Commonwelath ; 1620 Thailand ; Air Mail ; History ; Siam ; Collins, P. History of Thailand's Air Mail Service. 1986 2pp., ill. 1384 Thailand ; Siam ; Van Cott, G. A. A Glimpse of Thai Philately. 1978 2pp., ill. 5222 Thailand ; Siam ; Collins, P. Early Mails in Siam - With Special Reference to King Mongkut 1804-68. 1985 4pp., ill. 5462 Thailand ; Siam ; Collins, P. De La Rue Aimed to Please, But the Siamese Were Tough Customers. 1985 3pp., ill. 5628 Thailand ; Siam ; Collins, P. Thailand Philately. 19th Century Sees Start of Regular Postal Service. 1970 2pp. 11642 Thailand ; Siam ; Smith, E.W. Postage Stamps of Siam. 1930 2pp., ill. 5297 Thailand ; Siam ; Air MAil ; Postal History ; Rogers, S. E. 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A Change in Postal Authorities. 1984 4 pp. ill. In the Shadow of Chulalongkorn: The Stamps of Siam/Thailand 1883-1908. & Chulalongkorn's Stamps 5890 Thailand ; Siam ; Specialized ; 1883-1908 ; Farnstrom, N. & Davis, B 1986 14pp., ill. Stirred Controversy. 1191 Thailand ; Siam ; Specialized ; 1883-1935 ; Postal Stationery ; Linneman, S. The Postal Stationery of Siam - 1883 to 1935. 1938 35pp., ill. 5548 Thailand ; Siam ; Specialized ; 1898-1899 ; Surcharges ; Rogers, M. The Many Siamese Surcharges of 1898-99. 1995 3pp., ill. 9603 Thailand ; Siam ; Topical ; Shematic ; Royalty ; Collins, P. Rama IX, King Bhumibal Adulyadej of Thailand. 1988 7pp., ill. 1794 Thailand ; Siam ; Topical ; Thematic ; Scouting ; Torres, D. Thai Scouts 50th Anniversary and 4th Jamboree (Scott # 370-72) 1962 2 pp. ill. 5984 Thailand ; Siam ; WW II ; POW MAil ; Collins, P. Thai P.O.W. Cover Recalls World War II Horrors. 1986 2pp., ill. 6454 Thailand ; Varieties ; Rogers, M. 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Thai Occupation of Malaya 1943-45. 1986 3 p ill 14307 Thailand; Officials Collins, P. Thailand's Official Stamps 1970 1 p ill 14308 Thailand; Officials Kerr, A. D. Thailand Officials with Interesting Story. 1964 2 p ill 1946 Thailand; Postal History Unk Siamese Stamps Offer Wide Field for Specialization Research; Information About Them is Scarce. Unk 1p 14263 Thailand; Postal History Poole, B. W. Siam's First High Values. 1938 1:00 PM 14300 Thailand; Postal History Walker, A. Siamese Stamps Since 1940. English 14305 Thailand; Postal History Unk An Observation on Postage Stamps & Rates. (From Thailand). 1991 1:00 PM 11965 Thailand; Postal Service Michel, A. E. The Beginning of Siamese Postal Service & Postal Issues of Siam. Unk 2 p ill 14205 Thailand; Revenues Sher, D. Thai Revenues. Some Notes on Forbins Listing. 1978 5 p ill 14331 Thailand; Siam Duhamel, J. F. Siam & it Stamps. Siam 70-74, 101-103 1932 2 p ill 14332 Thailand; Siam Washburn, C. T. Postal Issues of Siam Unk 2 p ill 14387 Thailand; Siam; Postal Service Michel, A. E. The Beginning of Siamese Postal Service. 1941 1 p ill 14364 Thailand; Siam; Topical Bishop, G. H. Ayudhya's Elephant Round Up. Unk 1 p ill 14335 Thailand; Siam; Topical; Art Mecinski, L. R. Thai Stamps Reflect Sumptuous Art. (Dance & Dance Drama). 1978 2 p ill 14235 Thailand; Surcharges gussen, B. Siamese Surcharges 1914-15. 1930 1 p ill Number Subject Author Title Date # Pages 8983 Theft ; Winick, l. Most Thefts Occur Prior to Show Opening. 1984 1p. 2409 Theft Prevention ; Lane, M. B. The Anatomy of a Stamp Theft. 1979 1p. 2416 Theft Prevention ; Lane, M. B. Anti-burglary Check List. 1980 1p. 8699 Theft Prevention ; Walker, W.D. For Better security. 1988 2pp. 8755 Theft Prevention ; Walker, W.D. Losses and Loss Prevention. 1988 2pp. 8761 Theft Prevention ; DeBolt, D. 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