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Category Title: Article Index or Book Review Index at www.wu30.org Authors VolumeIssue # Page Year record The Philatelic Communicator review 2015 Brookman David S. Macdonald 49 2 188 12 2015 3598 Editor review Airmail Scandal Lee Downer 52 4 201 11 2018 3599 review First Day Covers of Canada’s 1976 Olympic Games Issues Gary Dickinson 49 2 188 10 2015 3600 review Overseas Mailers First Day Covers of Canada Jan Pieter van der 49 2 188 11 2015 3601 Ven and Mark Lerner review Parks, Postmarks & Postmasters: Post Offices within the Paul R. Lee II 49 2 188 9 2015 3602 National Park System review The 2014 Postal Service Guide to U.S. Stamps, 41st Edition U.S. Postal Service 49 2 188 12 2015 3603 review Facit Norden 2016 … Gunnar Lithen, editor 49 4 190 7 2015 3604 review Facit Special Classic 2016. Gunnar Lithen, editor 49 4 190 . 2015 3605 review Seasons of the Maple on First Day Covers Gary Dickinson David 49 2 188 8 2015 3606 Hanes review …And I would do all of it over again Jennings, C., Koller, I. 38 3 145 14 2004 3607 review 10th Edition United States Postal Card Catalog 2005 Bussey, L. 40 4 154 13 2006 3608 review 150 years of Finnish stamps Poropudas, L 41 1 155 13 2007 3609 review 1908-1922 Washington-Franklins (exhibit CD) Berkun, A. 40 2 152 12 2006 3610 review 1933 chicago worlds fair: a century of progress Ganz, C. 43 1 163 10 2009 3611 review 2001 Catalogue of Errors on U.S. Postage Stamps Datz, S. 35 1 131 17 2001 3612 review 2001 Krause-Minkus Stamps $ prices: a mini-catalog of United Wozniak M. 35 1 131 21 2001 3613 States Stamps review 2002 Brookman Macdonlad, D. ed 35 4 134 12 2001 3614 review 2002 Krause-Minkus Standard Catalog of U.S. stamps Wozniak M. 36 1 135 16 2002 3615 review 2003 U.S. Scott first day cover catalogue & checklist Mellone, M. 37 1 139 12 2003 3616 review 2008 U.S. first day cover catalogue and checklist Mellone, M. 42 2 160 11 2008 3617 review 2016 Brookman… David S. Macdonald 50 1 191 13 2016 3618 review 4 Rings - the history of Audi Elias,Editor P. 39 1 147 17 2005 3619 review A catalog of Himalayan mountaineering correspondence Singer, A., Gould, R. 37 2 140 12 2003 3620 review A catalog of Himalayan mountaineering correspondence Singer, A., Gould, R. 42 3 161 13 2008 3621 review A Cornucopia of Philatelic News - alltop.com Sweeting, H. 43 3 165 14 2009 3622 review A Fine Collection of Phonies 24 3 93 62 1991 3623 review A good resource for Luxembourg - website 43 1 163 14 2009 3624 review A History of America in Thirty-Six Postage Stamps Chris West 49 2 188 8 2015 3625 review A philatelic bibliography for Colombia and Panama 1965-1999 Mitchell, R., D'Elia, R. 35 4 134 15 2001 3626 review A postal history of Campbell Island New Zealand Jurisich, M. 37 3 141 13 2003 3627 review A postal history of Ross Dependency - New Zealand Antarctica Jurisich, M. 37 3 141 11 2003 3628 review A postal history of the prisoners of war and civilian internees in Tett 39 2 148 12 2005 3629 East Asia during the second world war: Vol 3 Burma, Thailand and Indochina 1942-1946 review A postal history of the prisoners of war and civilian internees in Tett., D. 37 1 139 10 2003 3630 East Asia during the second world war: Vol I Singapore & Malaya 1942-1945, the Changi Connection review a postal histroy of the prisoners of war and civilian internees in Tett, D. 38 1 143 14 2004 3631 East Asia during the second world war Vol 2. The Dutch East Indies 1942-1946 review A Second Opinion … 24 2 92 38 1991 3632 review A site divoted to typograph www.katranpress.com Sweeting, H. 44 1 167 16 2010 3633 review A web site for philatelic webmasters www.pwmo.org Warren, A. 41 1 155 14 2007 3634 review A.C. Roesseler's Canadiana Dickenson, G 46 1 175 9 2012 3635 review About Two Royals: Royal Phil. Soc. Of London and Royal Phil. 44 2 168 11 2010 3636 Soc of New Zealand review Aerogramme catalog of Asia Wiegaund, W. 35 1 131 20 2001 3637 review Aeropostal history of Chile Madsen, E. 42 3 161 10 2008 3638 review AFA specialized catalogue of Denmark and related areas Daugaard, E. 42 1 159 12 2008 3639 review Air Crash mail of Imperial Airwasy and predecessor airlines Sanford, K. 37 1 139 10 2003 3640 review Air Mail Postal History of Paraguay Portalippi, A. Ciotti, R. 38 1 143 15 2004 3641 review Airmail History 24 3 93 63 1991 3642 review Airmails Across the Middle East – 1918 - 1930 , by Laurence Laurence Kimpton 49 3 189 11 2015 3643 Kimpton Category Title: Article Index or Book Review Index at www.wu30.org Authors VolumeIssue # Page Year record The Philatelic Communicator review Airmails of East Africa to 1952 Colley, W. 44 1 167 11 2010 3644 review Airships in the Arctic Duggan, J. 40 4 154 14 2006 3645 review All about stamps Youngblood, W. 35 1 131 19 2001 3646 review American air mail catalogue: A priced catalogue and reference Reinhard, S. etal 39 3 149 14 2005 3647 listing of the airposts of the world, Volume three 6th ed review American Philatelic Society stamp identifier 3rd ed Kowalczyk, K. 39 1 147 15 2005 3648 review American Philatelist-Your guide to APS Member Services 2000- 34 1 127 12 2000 3649 2001 review American Revenuer - journal of American Revenue Assoc. Trettin, K. 40 4 154 16 2006 3650 review An introduction to the postal history of Denmark 1624-1950 Cornelius, D. 38 3 145 15 2004 3651 review An Ultimate Stamp Resourse? Www.stamp2.com 44 2 168 15 2010 3652 review annotated cummulative subject indes to the Chronicle of U.S. Geraci, J 42 2 160 12 2008 3653 Classic Postal Issues 1-200 CD review Another option in on demand publishing Trettin, K. 44 4 170 17 2010 3654 review Appletons' United States Postal Guide 1863 Appleton, D. 36 2 136 9 2002 3655 review Arago: People, Postage & the Post wwwarago.si.edu 40 4 154 15 2006 3656 review Arrow Philately: The FAM 22 Debate Explicated (Review 1) Ken Lawrence 49 3 189 12 2015 3657 review Arrow Philately: The FAM 22 Debate Explicated (Review 2) Len Lawrence 49 3 189 12 2015 3658 review Aspects of American History Peter Martin, Ed. 51 1 195 10 2017 3659 review Aspects of American Postal History Peter Martin 51 2 196 9 2017 3660 review Astrophile, Space Topic Group 42 2 160 14 2008 3661 review ATA Handbook No 138 CD Wright, N. 41 1 155 15 2007 3662 review Australian Air Mail Catalogue, 8 th ed Eustis, N., Frommer, 42 4 162 10 2008 3663 T., review Australian air mail labels and vignettes 1920-1960 the Tom 38 2 144 16 2004 3664 Frommer Collection review Australian Crash Mail and other incidents 1917-1930 Brian R Peace FRPSL 49 2 188 7 2015 3665 review Australian first day covers Moore, M., Woolley, 44 2 168 13 2010 3666 review Australian Philatelic Covers Moore,C., Pauer, M. 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