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| 734883 |
2009 (36th Edition) Postal Service Guide To U.S. Stamps with Updated Stamp Values: A fancy, color-illustrated basic catalog of U.S. stamps, including back of book and postal stationery, with stamps listed through 2008. Licensed and branded by the USPS, this catalog uses Scott numbers. Every stamp is illustrated, with basic description and quantity issued, and priced (Unused, Used, Plate Block / Sheet, and FDC). This is a large 400 page book with a plastic comb binding. The appearance is very modern and I suspect intended to attract both older collectors and the younger generations. The pictures of every stamp (with additional Scott numbers directly at the pictures) really makes it handy -- and makes it extra useful for newer collectors. Highly recommended for any collector who is not concerned about the stamps issued after 2008. Previously owned, but in like-new condition. |
9.00 |
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| 735115 |
(United States) Durland Standard Plate Number Catalog - 2000 Edition: This is primary reference for U.S. plate numbers (blocks) with pricing for all the different numbers and positions, etc. This can be a critically important reference to understanding your plate blocks and is a "must" for knowing which numbers have premium values -- finding just one scarcer plate number can easily pay for this book. In addition to the "normal" stamps, it includes revenues, other back of book stamps, Possessions, plate numbers that appear accidentally on coils, etc. This older edition is still quite handy if you do not collect the most recent stamp issues. Very gently used. |
10.00 |
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| 733783 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1983, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $12 and $25! Very gently used condition. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
9.95 |
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| 734267 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1984, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 285 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $10 and $24! Very gently used condition with just some minor scuffs on the cover; probably never actually used as the binding seems to never have been opened fully. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
9.50 |
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| 734268 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1985, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 302 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $10 and $24! Very gently used condition with just some minor scuffs on the cover; probably never actually used as the binding seems to never have been opened fully. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
9.50 |
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| 734269 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1987, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 255 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $10 and $24! Very gently used condition with just some light-fading on the spine; probably never actually used as the binding seems to never have been opened fully. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
9.50 |
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| 735043 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1988, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 384 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $10 and $25 (or more)! Very gently used condition with just a crease on the lower right corner of the front cover; probably never actually used as the binding seems to never have been opened fully. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
6.50 |
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| 735044 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1989, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 352 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $10 and $25 (or more)! Gently used condition with just a crease on the back cover; probably never actually used as the binding seems to never have been opened fully. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
6.50 |
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| 735045 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1992, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 416 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $20 and $40 (or more) -- scarcer than many other years! Appears to be in absolutely brand new condition; probably never actually used. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
9.50 |
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| 735042 |
Linns U.S. Philatelic Yearbook 1993, Softcover: Despite the title, the books of this series are not ephemeral. They are one of the "publications of record" for the details of the U.S. stamps issued in the title year. Each stamp issue typically gets 3-4 pages of coverage, with details and statistics, followed by sections about the stamp subject, the design, essays (proposed stamp designs), first day information, special production issues such as selvage markings, varieties, etc. Includes all the issues: commemoratives, definitives, special and official stamps, duck stamps, postal stationery, souvenir cards, etc. If you just like to fully understand and write up the stamps in your collection, or if you are preparing an exhibit or display, this annual information is a philatelic gold mine. 432 pages, softbound. This edition seems to be offered in the market between $20 and $40 (or more) -- scarcer than many other years! Near-new condition except for a small scuff at one end of the spine; probably never actually used. [If you want to build a set of the whole range of these, please let me know.] |
9.50 |