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Posted Oct 9, 26 12:36 by Richard Frajola (frajola)
Mark Taylor's Wine covers I just uploaded a portion of Mark Taylor's wonderful collection titled "VINUM BIBAMUS" ("let us drink wine") here. I have also added to the "exhibits" listings.
To those who may not be aquainted with Mark, he is a fine British philatelic dealer, the son of John Taylor who passed away recently.
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Posted Oct 7, 26 20:14 by RICHARD BABCOCK (richard babcock 67)
I want this I know Richard does not like this but. I need Scott 231 any type on or off cover. Mesage me if you have a contact for them ThanK you. Off Board Please,
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Posted Oct 6, 26 20:14 by Mike Ludeman (mml1942)
La Posta The issues of LaPosta were never on Stamp Smarter.
But Don Denman, who created the Stamp Smarter webiste, had worked with Peter Martin and created the website for LaPosta. I worked with Don and Peter to create part of the Index of articles.
Following Don's death in 2024, Peter was unable to find a replacement for Don to continue suport of the website.
According to the most recent issue of LaPosta, all back issues through Volume 47 (2011) are in the APRL Mason Library.
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Posted Oct 6, 26 17:54 by Ken Lawrence (kenlawrence)
La Posta Peter Martin [pmartin2525@yahoo.com] owns it, edits it, publishes it, and gives awards for the best articles. The archive of back issues seems to have vanished from StampSmarter, but I'm sure APRL has every issue.
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Posted Oct 6, 26 17:53 by Mike Ludeman (mml1942)
Question about LaPosta The LaPosta website is no long active.
Peter Martin, Editor, has made all back issues that were online avalable in the APS/APRL Mason Digital Library. I believe these go to 2016. Issues from 2017 to present were never online. Subscribers have hardcopies only.
The searchable index that was on the website is also gone. It was not transported to the APRL.
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Posted Oct 6, 26 17:42 by Kent Halland (postalnoteguy1)
Question about La Posta I found this contact information for La Posta online:
Email: laposta.joan@yahoo.com or
Hope that helps.
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Posted Oct 6, 26 16:09 by Bernard Biales (bernard b)
Question about La Posta Does La Posta still exist? I can't find a way to access it. It would be a shame to lose a major outlet for US postal history.
(Does anyone know which issue had Milgram's article on the war rates of 1815-1816?)
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Posted Oct 5, 26 5:45 by Ken Lawrence (kenlawrence)
After the war No reason for mixed franking. The war ended 11 November 1918 (eleventh hour, eleventh day, eleventh month). The U.S. stamp and the label are superfluous.
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Posted Oct 4, 26 22:25 by Gregory Shoults (w/f coils)
Mixed Franking of 493 and French Stamps Does anyone have an idea or explanation for this mixed franking of a coil and French stamps used during the war. 
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Posted Oct 4, 26 19:56 by Joan Harmer (harmer)
Thur. Oct 8th 6PM ET - Ron Majors talk - Canadian Postal History: A Rate Study using Decimal-Franked and Stampless Cover Ron expanded on Chuck” Firby’s census incraesing the size by 30% and adding combinations that were unlisted in Firby. In addition to local example, Ron looks at cross boarder and foreign desinations including some of the exotic locations.
Please join the British Empire Group on Thursday to learn about Ron's reasearch and your own experiences.
Always free ,
Best,
-Joan
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5417808365117/WN_7I-lJrWxTh23tkuZpZfTzA
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Posted Oct 4, 26 13:05 by Rob Faux (robfaux)
Postal History Sunday This week's edition of Postal History Sunday is available for all who might enjoy reading it.
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Posted Oct 2, 26 6:10 by Ken Lawrence (kenlawrence)
New Owners of Scott and Linns as listed in the Statement of Ownership: 
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Posted Sep 30, 26 1:23 by Richard Frajola (frajola)
Heritage Auction’s Announcement Email received yesterday: 
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