Directory of Postal History Resources

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For sites dealing with the collection of Postal History material.

Resources in This Category

• Aerogramme Society

  http://www.aerogramme.com/
  Dedicated to the study of world-wide Aerogrammes and Air Letter Sheets.

• Baroda State Postal History

  http://www.barodapostalhistory.com/
  Features information on history, geography, communication, postal history and mail-lines of Baroda State with examples of various postmarks.

• Collecting Illustrated Mail

  http://paul22203.tripod.com/index.html
  Resources and information for collectors of illustrated philatelic covers.

• Michigan Postal History

  http://erniesmichigan.com/
  Exciting information about Michigan Postal History.

• Positively Postal

  http://positivelypostal.com/
  Displays examples of postal culture from Great Britain and other nations. Includes a timeline and a photo gallery.

• Postal History

  http://mypostalhistory.blogspot.it/
  Pictures postally used covers from several dozen different countries.

• Postal History of Nord

  http://losanges.chiffres.pagesperso-orange.fr/page1a.html
  The postal history of Northern France from 1830 to 1918.

• Postal History of Sudetenland 1938-1945

  http://sudeten.bizland.com/postal_history.htm
  Features various aspects of postal services of Sudetenland during 1938-1945.

• Rajpipla State Post

  http://www.rajpiplapost.com/
  Features postal history of erstwhile Rajpipla state, examples of stamps, postal stationery, colour trials and postmarks of Rajpipla state post.

• Rossiter Trust

  http://www.rossitertrust.com/
  A Charitable Trust devoted to the Study of Postal History.

• World Postal History

  http://www.world-postal-history.com/
  Over 5000 worldwide postal history covers for sale. Everything scanned with a good search engine.

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