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Зтдир Dealers Ss Collectors шяишот! tAW^GRÛ 137i .tea.xAís ....... jllH .ynM n^ mil.........i.!í.-,.^.,.JÍM M -.ll,! .................... ■■'■!. Ij.' i p Зтдир Dealers ss Collectors /3 4/ MEKEEL’S ADDRESS BOOK OF FOREIGN STAMP COLLECTORS AND DEALERS. Containing over 9 0 0 0 Names and Addresses from 1 2 7 Countries and Colonies, Being the Most Complete Work of the Kind ever Issued. Ф C o m p il e d fo r t h e P u b l is h e r s BY REV. J. de Q. DONEHOO. C. H. MEKEEL STAMP AND PUBLISHING CO., Station C, St . L ouis, M o, 1857. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page. Preface....................................* *....................... ................................................. 3 Names and Addresses of Foreign Stamp Collectors and Dealers.................. 7 Geographical List of Countries........................................................ ................ ^ Alphabetical List of Countries.................................... ................................... 9t> Advertisements 98 PREFACE HE presi-ut work was begun as the Third Edition of Mekeel’s Stamp Deal­ ers’ and Collectors’ Address Book. Several considerations have, how­ T ever, rendered advisable the slight change in plan implied in adding the word “ Foreign” to the title used in former editions. First among these is the fact that the C. H. Mekeel Stamp and Publishing Company, possesses to-day, as the result of perhaps the most extensive system of advertising ever carried on by a stamp finn, the names and addresses of no less than 150,000 collectors in ťhe United States and Canada. This mass of names would of itself make a hook fifteen times larger than the present vol­ ume. To include them all would be a matter of extreme difficulty, and un­ fair to the tens of thousands of our excluded patrons who might desire to have their names appear in the work. We have, therefore, made this strictly a Foreiyn Address Book, from the American point of view, and, further, břlieve that this plan will be found more satisfactory than the old one. For most American collectors will anyway be provided with one or other of the extensive United States Address Books now published, and our foreign friends will find an abundance of names of Ameri­ can collectors and dealers in the advertising pages of this volume. Comparison will show that in its chosen field the present work is the most complete in existence. This is true both as to the number of separate coun­ tries represented, and names included. It is a notable advance upon ail pre­ vious publications particularly as regards the Australian Colonies, most of the American countries, and in general the smaller countries and colonies, many of which, here for the first time, find representation in a Philatelic Address Book. It is to be noted that the lists of names from the more important Euro­ pean countries by no means include all the material at our disposal, the effort having been to give a due proportion to each. The Canadian list includes only the names of members of the American Philatelic Association. The list of countries has been made alphabetical throughout, conforming as nearly as maybe with the order and terminology employed in the Standard Stamp Catalogues. An index, geographically arranged, is, however, added. Many thanks are due to the philatelists in all parts of the world who have so generously lent their aid in compiling and correcting the list, of names. Without them this work would have been impossible, but even as it is, it has cost many hundreds of dollars, and the Messrs. Mekeel, even though antici­ pating a large sale for it. have little hope of finding in it a source of profit, be­ ing well satisfied if it shall accomplish that whereunto they send it — the strengthening of the bonds of fraternity and good fellowship amongst the collectors and dealers of the whole world. In conclusion we may add that we admit the certainty that many errors and imperfections must of necessity creep into a work of this character and magnitude, though we believe that extraordinary care has been taken in its compilation. We commend it to the kindly consideration of our patrons. J. de Q. ПОХЕНОО. NAMES AND ADDRESSES Foreign Stamp Collectors and Dealers. ALGERIA. BUENOS AYRES.—Continued. (See France.) Federico, lionso, Paraguayan Consul, Venezuela, 1828. ANGOLA. Jose G. Altamirano, Avenida de Mayo, 89 MOSSAM EDES. Ernesto Altgelt, Salio Setiembre, 1888, Cassila, 3. Pedro Joaquin Ferreira de Mesquita. Alejandro Anatole, Avenida de Mayo, 89. ANGRA. Juan C. Aniđo, General La Valle, 2364. Francisco Anabalcli, Casilla de Correo, ANGRA DE HEROISMO. 1275, Juan D. Aramburu, 1st Catamarca, 455. Jono de Conte de Castro, Augusto Aranda, Belgrano, 660. J. V. de Freitas. Pedro N. Arata, Moreno, 330. Alfredo de Mendoza. Francisco, Arrache, Casilìa, 1169. Nuna Caetano Pachaco. Felix Astoul, Piedad, 845. Clemente E. Ramos. Pablo Aubine, Solis, 1047. Alfredo Sampao. Enrique Auzon, Azcuenaga, 1266. Dr. Jose da Santa Maya. Eugenio Auzon, Azcuenaga. 1266. Alfredo E. Viera. C. Barkowska, Casilla de Correo, 961. Prof, Baron. Passage Sarmiento, 15. ANNAM AND TONKIN. Juan Baron, Pintureria. Montserrat, Victoria, 951. HAIPHONG (Tonkin). Donald G. Begg. Bank of London and Rio de la Plata. J. d’Abbadie. Prof. Chas. Berg. Director del Museo A. Terraz. Nacional, Casilla, 470. Franz Berg, Reconquista. 643. ANTIGUA. Francisco Bernabe, Casilla de Correo, 1858. ' ANTIGUA. George A. Bernard. Rivadavia, 76S W . P. Hyndman. Atilio Bernasconi. Alslna, 1157. Juon Julio Bernat, Calle San Jose, 364, ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. Casilla. 127. Federico Bertuch, Medrano, 821. ADROGUE (Prov. of Buenos Ayres). Eguenio Bottger. Casa H. Schlieper & Company, Piedad. 531, Pedro Biscardi. Mariano Boix, Uruguay, 4S. J, M. Bonhome, Moreno, 307. ATACUCHO (Prov. of Buenos Ayres). Juan D. Borchers, Comercio. 1745. Cb. Detrixhe, Publisher of "L a Voz Antonio Bosch, Buen Orden, 1815. de Ayacucho.“ Jose Bosch, Buen Orden, 537. Antonio Oyarzabal. Bartolome Bosio, Moreno, 2596. Italo Botturi, Piedad, 3600. Juan B. Rocca. Victor Bouche, Calle Belgrano. 1802. AZU L (Prov. of Buenos Ayres). Antoinette R. de Bousquet, 2d, Can- gallo, 178. » Juan Bosch, Hermanos Breyer, Florida. 438. Pedro Fourcade. Romulo Briatore, Santiago del Estero, 464. BAHIA BLANCA (Prov. of Buenos A. M. Brown, Calle Garay. 728. Ayres). Ernesto Bullrich, Cangallo, 9. Eduardo Buman, Bolivar. 292. Juan Banaset. Lepoldo Bunge, Esmerelda. 265. Gerardo Helguera. Guillermo Bustorf, Montevideo, 362. BAN FIELD (Prov. of Buenos Ayres). Jose M. Caballero, Paraguay, 1010. Jorge Cahen. Alslna, 322. G. TV, Burton, Burton House. S. Cailler. Florida, 135. Castor Caldas, Hotel Central. BELLA TUSTA (Prov. of Corrlentes). Ezequiel Caldumblde, Estados Unidos, 1000. Ismael G. Grosso. Jose Evarista Calvo, Independencia, BERAZATEGUI (Prov. of Buenos Ayres). 2151. Carlos Camicia, Corrlentes, 1096. Lucidoro Durante. Alturo Canovì, Cochabamba, 846. Eduardo J. Carassus. Cerrito, 319, BUENOS AYRES. Anibai Cardoso, Juncal, 2011. Alejandro Abrego, Cerrito, 68. Esteban Caride, Cachabueo, 359. Abelardo Achard, Pozos, 375. Juan Carroze, Mejico, 1082. Alberto Achard, Buen Orden, 1115 Carlos Casavaie, Chacabuco. 334, Casilla. 75. Jaime E, Cateura, Belgiano. 1240. Ernest Auguste, Agnes Collegio, La- Luis A. Ceiroli, Montevideo, 871. cordaire, Calle Esmerelda, 658. Hugo Chiocci, Artes, 1096. Maria Agote, Mejlco, 671. C. Clapier, Cangallo, 493. Maurício Aguetan, Uruguay, 847. G. Clement, calle Cangallo, 102L 8 MEKEEL'S ADOREES ROOK. BUENOS A Y R E S —Continued. BUENOS AYRES.—Continued. Vincente Colonna, Venezuela, 1559. Luis Isola, Cuyo, 1379. Eduardo Comas, Arenales, 1065. S. Jacovich, Casilia, 1350. i t iliermo M. Cordes, Santa Fe, 476. Carlos Jenerich, Rivadavia, 875. Carlos Croner, Chacabuco. 1051. Justo Jiminez, Talcahuano, 61. Lausen E. Darbans, San Martin, 186. R. C. M. Juhel, Calle Talcahuano, 606. Guillermo P. Daws, Piedad, 538. Juan Kail, Rivadavia, 768. J. Deche, casa Belőtte y hijos, Tacuari, Adolfo Keller, Belgrano, 660. 179. Carlos Kestner, Maipu, 144. Alejandro C. Deffls, Europa, 1719. R. Kollmar, Esmerelda, 211. Emilio Devoto, Rivadavia, 1071. N. Krull, Florida, 260. Prof. Dobráních, Cordoba, 2069. E. Lanusse, Florida, 198. Julio Dufour, Libertad, 10Э4. Dionisio Laplace, Europa, 1161. Juan Duperru, Piedad,^3566. Alfredo Lara, Rivadavia, 4151. Matilde Dupuy, Estados Unidos, 1849, Felix D. Lastra, Victoria, 950. Hugo Eckmann, Rivadavia, 768. Pastor Le Balle, Soria, 211. Eugenio Éggel, Piedras, 156. Aristide Lefevre, Esmerelda, 610. Rafael Egusquiza, Juncal. 850. Carlos Leon, Cangallo, 936. Arturo, Einert, Alsina, 2327. H. Levy, Victoria, 911. Emilio Engel, Rivadavia, 768. V. Lopez, 1716. English Book Exchange, Florida, 422. Eg. Lumann, Bolivar, 292. Maximo Etchepareborda. Manuel Magules, Casilla, 245, Ernesto Etienne, San Jose, 753. Adolfo Mansilla, Cangallo, 1717. Rodolfo Ezquer, Balcarce, 870. Alfredo Mantautti, Calla Defensa, 453. G. Falavee, Talcahuano, 147. Ernesto Markon, Pasco, 1361. Carlos Feitis, Casilla, 468. Julian Martinez, Rivadavia, 1158. Blanco Isaac Fernandez, Victoria, 1420. J. Marty, Mejlco, 832, Blanco Fernandez, dr. Valentin, Andes, J. R. Maunus, Alsina, 579. 1003. Carlos Mendy, Casllla, 714. Enrique Menjou, Comercio. Sİ3. Tomas Ferreiro, Chile, 1880. F. Meynadler, San Jose, 189. J Fevre, Casilla, 1976. Juan Migoni, Cangallo, 1973. Ortelly Francisco Flory, Venezuela, Juan Mirales, Buen Orden. 102.', 859. Pedro Mirat, Salta, 335. Dr Arstides de Focatis, Estados Uni­ W. Moos, Casilla, 1226. dos, 576. Hermann Muller, Pavon, 1318. Victor Folcioni, Victoria, 1830. Rodolfo Muller,
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