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Artist – Elsworth Kelly was a Postal Clerk in New York, NY (1954-1955)
The Pennsylvania Match Company, now the home of the APS, never did produce any private die proprietary (match) stamps.
They didn’t start producing matches until 1900. The law requiring the stamps was repealed in 1883.
The content authored by Edward Bayham discusses the theme of “Dead Countries” and their historical context, specifically focusing on French offices located in Yunnan Province. It likely explores the implications of these offices on the local culture, economy, and historical significance of French presence in the region. The title suggests a deep examination of how foreign influence has shaped the area, potentially touching upon the decline of certain national identities or the remnants of colonial legacies. Overall, the work appears to delve into the intersection of history, geography, and cultural exchange.
The USPS: 250 Years of Service
The USPS: An American History, Publication No. 100, 2025
Actor – Rock Hudson was a Substitute Letter Carrier in Winnetka, IL (ca. 1947)
USPS Publication No. 225 : An Introduction to Stamp Collecting
USPS Publication No. 100-K : A Kids’ History of the USPS
March 3rd, 2026, the APS announced its 2026 Awards & Honors. Long-time GMCSC member Alan Barasch was recognized with the Nicholas G. Carter Volunteer Recognition Award in the National Promotion/Service category.
