Speaking of Nazi propaganda and philately, I just acquired the following book in my stock from the former Canadian book jobber Thomas Allen & Sons, which is closing after more than 100 years in business with Firefly Books thankfully taking over their accounts, including mine:
Moore, Albert L. Postal Propaganda of the Third Reich. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Military History, 2003. 143 p. : ill., ports ; includes a bibliography; original printed graphic perfect-bound softcover; new, $50 plus shipping and handling. Please feel free to contact me at richardstockleybooks@mymts.net if you wish to order a copy. Thanks for your consideration. Yours in philately, Howard R. Engel, Proprietor of Richard Stockley Books
Interesting reading, I started to collect 19 and early to midd 20th century stamps 4 or five years ago and have amassed a great amount of rare to ultra rare ones, though because I am living in Finland, country in which only Finnish and Russian stamps are being certified, I got turned off by the fact that yes, is very nice to collect them but extremity sad to see ithe predatory business and mindset of dealers as they are actually only interested in to buy collections for pennies on dollar, and no one seams to be really interested in buying the super rare ones.
Speaking of Nazi propaganda and philately, I just acquired the following book in my stock from the former Canadian book jobber Thomas Allen & Sons, which is closing after more than 100 years in business with Firefly Books thankfully taking over their accounts, including mine:
Moore, Albert L. Postal Propaganda of the Third Reich. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Military History, 2003. 143 p. : ill., ports ; includes a bibliography; original printed graphic perfect-bound softcover; new, $50 plus shipping and handling. Please feel free to contact me at richardstockleybooks@mymts.net if you wish to order a copy. Thanks for your consideration. Yours in philately, Howard R. Engel, Proprietor of Richard Stockley Books
Thanks for reading, Howard.
Interesting reading, I started to collect 19 and early to midd 20th century stamps 4 or five years ago and have amassed a great amount of rare to ultra rare ones, though because I am living in Finland, country in which only Finnish and Russian stamps are being certified, I got turned off by the fact that yes, is very nice to collect them but extremity sad to see ithe predatory business and mindset of dealers as they are actually only interested in to buy collections for pennies on dollar, and no one seams to be really interested in buying the super rare ones.
Any how thank you for the article