From the Basement to Boston
Michael Karasick reflects on his collection and his passion for railroad poster stamps.
Michael Karasick reflects on his collection and his passion for railroad poster stamps.
Pat Morgan shares a bit about the two major types of coil stamps.
Pat Morgan shares a bit of the history of Cotton Candy along with its ties to St. Louis. It’s a sweet article!
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.
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.
Early Stamps and Airmail Stamps of Lundy.
In collecting, we are all faced with questions as to whether or not we should add variations to our collections.
In collecting, we are all faced with questions as to whether or not we should add variations to our collections.
Last month, we shared information about Dewitt Clinton, who has been on more stamps than anyone else.
This month, we want to share more information about U.S. Cigarette Tax stamps.
Trivia: Whose portrait has appeared on the largest quantity of US stamps?