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The Voice of the Hobby Since 19~ I RATHKAMP MATCHCOVER SOCIETY THE VOICE OF THE HOBBY SINCE 19~ I fRMs BuLLETIN NO. su January/Fet,>ruary 20061 by MikePrero Five years ago, we started this survey/report. Here's what I currently have as the largest collections in the hobby. I have no doubt that many of the numbers shown here can be superseded by larger collections that have not been reported or have simply not been counted. I'm hoping that when you notice that you have a larger collection than what is noted here in a specific category, you'll contact me with your collection numbers. I will not use your name unless you give me permission to, so please include a yes or no with the stats you send in. No estimates, please. These need to be exact counts. The figures here refer to 'all different covers;' although variations are OK. If you have categories not listed here, please add them, although the listing is already very large, so I'm normally not reporting totals of' 1' or really obscure categories. CATEGORY COLLECTOR SIZE ASOF Advance Mat.&Prtg. Tom Valachovic, FL 968 11/05 Adveraps Alma Adams, WI 51 3/96 7-UP Bob Oliver, FL 77 10/87 Adverti.zit Match Co Tun Moffett, CA 40 10/90 tO's (aU) John Wtlliams, OH 8000 10/87 Affiliated Nat.Hotels Stuart Bergman, TX 423 6/93 tO's (Ohio) Andy Anderson, MO 384 7/96 Agriculture Tom Gray, lA 7297 tl/05 tO's (Universal) Andy Anderson, MO 2803 7/96 Airlines Sid Barlow, ENG 4354 1/02 t2's Stella Williams, OH 1714 4/93 Airplanes Bill Furlong, NV 906 10/90 t2-Up Judi Wittwer, AZ 107 8/03 Airports Mike Prero, CA 621 11/05 21" Feature (empty) Dan Bitter, OK 2989 7/99 Alabama Win Lang, CA 489 6/97 24's Judi Wittwer, AZ 322 5/0t Alaska Roy Buckley, W A 316 3/01 40's Joe Onofri, i> A 2000 10/88 Albert Pick Hotels Ralph Brann, IN 206 3/04 200's Roy Buckley, yJA 5 3/01 Albert Pick mm Don Marquette, AR 179 11105 240's Roy Buckley, WA 53 3/01 Albuquerque John Nichols, NM 2195 5/93 AAA Mike Prero, CA 5105 . 11/05 All-Trades Mike Prero, CA 51 11/05 Abraham Lincoln Chester Crill, CA 171 4/05 Alligators Chester Crill, CA 122 4/05 Acey Ducey clubs Jim Moffett, CA 8 6/93 Allis Press Mike Prero, CA 13 11/05 Acme Match Co. Mike Prero, CA 6 11/05 American Ace Clem Pater, OH 11400 5/00 Acorn Match Co. Mike Prero, CA 2 tl/05 American Legion Mike Prero, CA 1018 tl/05 Action James Benes 25 10/01 American Match Co Don Marquette, AR 48 tl/05 Adam Hats Don Marquette, AR 224 5/01 American Mat.&Prtg Mike Prero, CA t73 tl/05 Advance Match Co. Warren Marshall, CA 322 10/88 American Quality Bill Retskin, NC 20 t0/88 2 RMS BuHetin January/February 2006, No. 518 collector could probably identify his or her.. .most The President's Message prized cover! It doesn't have to be a rarity; it doesn't have to be expensive; it doesn't have to be I would like to take this opportunity to wish exotic. It just has to be your... most prized cover! all of our membership and their families 'best wishes for a healthy and prosperous New Year'. Just send me a little text explaining what it is and With winter upon us, it gives many of us northern why it's special to you + a good scan or photocopy. collectors chance to stay home and catch up on our It can be a cover, box, or label. It can even be a set, sorting and trading. but I'm only going to have room to run one pic, so if it's a set, just send me one representative It is a great opportunity to welcome our recent sample. new members by sending out a letter with a few covers. It should be interesting seeing what our fellow collectors prize, although it will take awhile to see As the use of the internet grows, it is becoming your own. ..I'm only running one per issue, and apparent that unless you are connected, the hobby that's only six per year .. .but your grandkids will might be passing you by. enjoy seeing it! Instead of waiting by the mail box, instant communication is letting us know about the health THE RMS BULLETIN and welfare of friends. The ~S BuHetin is a bimonthly publication of tbe Rathkamp Matchcover Society. RMS dues are $20 The internet is proving to be a valuable tool for (single), $25 (single) for Canada and $35 (single) for many collectors. Endless information is at your overseas. Add. family members are $4 each. Dues are to fingertips. And of course, a monetary savings can be submitted to Treasurer. All articles, advertisements, be realized by not having to mail out want lists. I comments, and letters should be sent to the Editor. Publication dates are: Sept., Nov., Jan, Mar., May, and imagine that one day soon, we will be given the Jul. Deadline for all submissions is 30 days before the choice of receiving this bulletin on line. publication month. This publication is owned by the Rathkamp Matchcover Society and is made available Think of the money that could be saved. Think for public distribution through first class (Canadian of the space that the bld bulletins take up in your and overseas) and bulk mail rates. hobby room. What are your thoughts? Should we RMS WEB SITE: http://www.matchcover.org offer our bulletin on line? I look forward to your responses. RMS OFFICERS (2004-2006): Regards, President: Morris Pasternak, 22 Sachet Drive, Rich­ mond Hill, ON IAE 4S1CAN E- Mail: [email protected] lst V.P.: Grant Gehringer, 4761 Parkman Ct., Annandale, VA 22003-5046 E-Mail: Grant. [email protected] 2nd V.P.: Brian Mason, 5065 8th Place., Vero Beach, RMS President FL 32966-2901 E-Mail: [email protected] Secretary: Shirley Sayers, 1290 Corporation St., Beaver, PA 15009 E-Mail:[email protected] My Most Prized Cover! Membershipffreasurer: Terry Rowe, 1509 S. Dugan Rd., Urbana, OH 43078-9209 (937) 653-3947 Starting with this issue, I'm beginning a new E-mail: [email protected] series which will run as long as I have enough Editor: Mike Prero, 12659 Eckard Way Auburn, CA input for it...but it's easy enough ...because every 95603 Tel: (530) 885-3604 E-Mail: [email protected] RMS BuUetin January/February 2006, No. 518 3 Americana Hotels Ralph Brann, IN 35 4/93 Bonanza Steak.. Tom Gray, IA 465 6/97 Americana, Perkins Art Houser, NY 1160 5/93 Book Match Co. Mike Prero, CA 12 11105 Amusement Parks Ellen Gutting, NV 240 9/00 Bowling Chester Crill, CA 2852 4/05 AMVETS Toby Mes$mer 107 11197 Boxes Paul Moyer, CA 59505 12/93 Anchors Mel Garrett, KS 163 6/93 Boxes, Japanese Paul Moyer, CA 11447 12/93 Angels Cheryl Crill, CA 221 4/05 Boxes, Lipstick Wayne Eadie, NY 121 3/01 Animals Chester Crill, CA 21280 4/05 Boxes, Pillow Les Hufford, OH 9 8/93 Animals, Celebrity Rich Greene, NJ 131 1101 Boxes, Plastic Br. Wayne Eadie, NY 134 11/05 Anvils Judi Wittwer, AZ 41 5/01 Boxes, Swedish-type Paul Moyer, CA 4288 12/93 Apples Chester Crill, CA 232 4/05 Boxes, Swedish Terry Rowe, OH 4000 9/05 Arizona Judi Wittwer, AZ 25744 5/01 (small-foil) Arkansas Lelim Roll, AR 1293 3/01 Boxes, Wooden ?,CAN 217 9/93 Arrow Match Co. Warren Marshall, CA 267 10/88 Boxing Judi Wittwer, AZ 44 5/01 Art Match Co. Mike Prero, CA 9 11/05 Branding Irons Judi Wittwer, AZ 129 5/01 Atlantic Match Co. Mike Prero, CA 8 11/05 Brands Judi Wittwer, AZ 125 5/01 Atlas 4-Color Tom Valachovic, FL 526 11/05 Brazil Ralph Arnold, MA 1828+ 12/00 Atlas Foil Mike Prero, CA 720 11/05 Brew Pubs Steve Weiner, NJ 750 6/00 Atlas Match Co.(old) Mike Prero, CA 23 11/05 Bridges Ellen Gutting, NV 500 9/00 Australia Mike Hubbard, MI 5650 7/05 Bridges, Natural Ed Brassard, W A 129 4/00 Austria Mike Hubbard, MI 1075 7/05 Brit. War Relief Soc. Alan Grant, Nt:I 119 7/05 Auto Dealers Greg Lund, CA 17827 11/05 Brothels fun Moffett, CA 296 10/90 Auto Parts ?,CAN 1799 9/93 Bryant& May Sid Barlow, ENG 18455 1102 Auto Racing Mike Samuels, DC 445 11/05 Buffalo Chester Crill, CA 243 4/05 Autographed Covers Mark Quilling, MN 440 3/03 Bullfighting Chester Crill, CA 70 6/93 Aztec-theme Chester Crill,CA 243 12/99 Bus Lines John Dockendorf, PA 586 10/05 Babies Dave Hampton, CA 93 10/88 Bus. Machine/Office Harold Crusan, CO 26 5/01 Bahamas Wing Lang, CA 155 6/97 Cactus Chester Crill, CA 611 4/05 Bail Bonds Chester Crill, CA 67 4/05 Cafes Greg Lund, CA 7399 11/05 Ballons, Hot Air Ellen Gutting, NV 180 9/00 Cafeterias Jo Wilding, TX 337 5/93 Banks Mike Prero, CA 33968 11105 California Win Lang, CA 6262 6/97 Banks, S&Ls,CUs Charlotte Hoffinan, NJ 130000 1/78 Camel30s Dan Bitter, OK 4397 11105 Barber Shops Andy Anderson, MO 944 7/96 Cameo James Zearfoss, P A 5266 10/88 Barns Loren Moore, CA 130 1/99 Camp Grnd/RV Park Harold Crusan, CO 82 11/05 Barrel Matches Andy Anderson, MO 181 7/96 Canada Mike Hubbard, MI 11108 7/05 Bars Jo Wilding, TX 3127 I/99 Canada Color Roy Buckley, WA 567 3/01 Baseball Win Lang, CA 778 6/97 Canadian Excise Pierre Dorval, CAN 12837 1105 Bears Chester Crill, CA 721 12/99 Canadian Pac.
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