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The United States One Cent Stamp of 1851-1857. New York: Lindquist. Volume II, pp. 42, 352-362. Chase, Carroll. 1942. The 3¢ Stamp of the United States 1851-1857 Issue. Springfield, MA: Tatham Stamp & Coin. pp. 8, 213, 343-44. Clarke, Tom. July 2009. Philadelphia's Rare Colorful Cancels. La Posta 40, no. 3: 9-27. (includes a small section of Registry markings.) ________. January 2002. Registration at Philadelphia, Part 1. La Posta 32, no. 6: 47-55. Graham, Richard B. 11 September 1989. Numbering of registered letters, 1865-1900. Linn's Stamp News: 26-7. ________. October 1966. Registration. Chronicle 18, no. 53: 134-5. (Pair of 1867 covers showing payment with stamps.) ________. August 1988-30 November 1988. Registration of Letters, 1861-1869. Chronicle 40, no. 3-4: 188-95, 265-6. (only the references appear in the second part.) Huber, Leonard V. and Clarence A. Wagner. 1949. The Great Mail: A Postal History of New Orleans. State College, PA: American Philatelic Society. pp. 122-127. 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(only the references appear in the second part.) 20th Century (2) King, John G. March 1944. Division of Registered Mails: Registry, Insurance and C.O.D. Services. Postmasters Gazette: 8-10, 14. ________. September 1939. The Postal Service - Its Value to Business. The Credit World 27, no. 12: 24-6. Bibliography (2) Markovits, Robert L. June 1971. A Partial Bibliography on U.S. Registered Mail. Philatelic Literature Review 20, no. 2: 93-5. ________. January 1972. United States: The 10¢ Registry Stamp of 1911. The Collectors Club Philatelist 51, no. 1: 39-50. Book Review (1) Graham, Richard B. 19 July 1999. New book: U.S. registered mail, 1845-70. Linn's Stamp News: 38-9. (Review of Milgram's book.) Canada (2) Handelman, David, Peter A. S. Smith, and Henrik Moutitsen. 2002. A R: Avis de Réception. Ottawa: Publishing Plus. Harrison, Horace W. 1971. Canada's Registry System: 1827-1911. American Philatelic Society. Canal Zone (4) Entwistle, Lawson P. 1982. Postal Markings of the Canal Zone. Canal Zone Study Group. Handbook No. 5. Evans, William. 1911. Stamps of the Canal Zone. Zemer, David T. 1 2008. Cristobal, Canal Zone Registry Exchange Labels. The Canal Zone Philatelist 44, no. 1: 1-2. ________. 3 2002. U.S. Registry Labels on Mail from the Canal Zone and Panama. The Canal Zone Philatelist 38, no. 3: 40-3. Certified Mail (2) Gitlow, Stuart. October 1980. Certified Mail. The American Philatelist 94, no. 10: 923-6. Rehner, John C. 1996. The United States Certified Mail Forms and Labels (POD/USPS Form 3800). Postal Label Study Group. (Extensive study of varieties of Post Office Form 3800, including privately printed.) Chicago (3) Norona, Delf. 1975. Cyclopedia of United States Postmarks and Postal History. Lawrence, MA: Quarterman. Piszkiewicz, Leonard. 2006. Chicago Postal Markings and Postal History. Cary, IL: James Lee. pages 256-272. ________. February 2005. Registered Labels - 1908-1910. Illinois Postal Historian 26, no. 1: 26- 30. (Post Office Form 1549A.) China (4) Dattolico, Michael. August 2006-30 September 2006. Registered and Fourth-Class Mail from China 1900-1901. La Posta 37, no. 4: 60-5. (Boxer Rebellion military mail.) Mizuhara, Meiso. 15 December 1982. U.S. Postal Activities in China. Japan Philatelic Publications 1. Sloane, George B. 17 June 1936. U.S. Varieties. Stamps: 446. Stollnitz, Henry. 1975. United States Mail - Shanghai, China. Postal History Journal. (in five parts.) Dead Letter (1) Landau, Eliot A. 1998. The Ultimate Destination. Chronicle 40, no. 180: 290-92. (An 1894 cover undeliverable to Kerguelen Island.) Essays (1) Undersander, Dan. 2003. Catalog of United States Stamped Envelope Essays and Proofs. United Postal Stationery Society. p. 304. (E710 Nondenominated registry envelope, Essay.) Expositions (2) Karlen, Harvey M. 2004. Chicago's Great White City: A Postal History Panorama of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. Oak Park, IL: Berk-Hill. pp. 140, 171-72, 180, 246. ________.