Past President Michael Bloom had
articles published in the
  American Philatelist and the
  Philatelic Literature Review
on the Handbook project.
Click on the links to read the articles.

AP Cover March 2019

Member David Lindwall's article
got Guatemala? was published in
the March 2019 issue of
The American Philatelist. APS members
may read the article online here.
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Topical Time cover

The March/April 2019 issue of
Topical Time,
the journal of the American Topical
Association, contains two articles on
Mayan topics on stamps.
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James Jacob

1/4/2025 5:19 PM

Page 671:

Images for #645 & #646 are reversed

James Jacob

12/28/2024 11:50 AM

Also on Page 576, the image for 424 repeats the image of the 10c 421

Happy New Year, everyone!

James Jacob

11/20/2023 7:49 PM

Page 193: A little repetition here:

Valuations

Used valuations are for canceled-to-order copies. Postally used copies are very scarce. Covers are rare. Varieties not valued are seldom seen. Used valuations are for canceled-to-order copies. Postally used copies are very scarce. Covers are rare. Varieties not valued are seldom seen."

Richard Eldridge

11/20/2023 10:56 AM

James ...thank you for catching this! We will take a look and take into account when editing it. best regards Richard

James Jacob

11/19/2023 5:41 PM

I have downloaded and absolutely LOVE the new handbook! Thanks to everyone involved in creating it!

I noticed one little typo, and I'm sure there may be a few more out there.

Let's use this thread to point them out so they can be corrected.

On page 219, there are illustrations of ISGC 43 & 44, but they are identified as 43 - no period after "1" and 44 - period after "1"

but they should be identified as 43 - no period after "1886" and 44 - period after "1886"

Any other editing nerds out there? :)

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