Political economy of postal reform in the Victorian age / Richard R. John
"Little colored bits of paper" collected in the progressive era / Sheila A. Brennan
WWI philatelic censuses of East Africa / John Kevin Doyle
Explorations in the official register; statistical analysis of postmaster compensation data from 19th century New Hampshire / Terence Hines and Thomas Velk
Zeppelin posts in the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, integrating collector and historian methodologies / Cheryl R. Ganz
"Food will win the war" motor trucks and the farm-to-table postal delivery program, 1917-1918 / Robert G. Cullen
Philatelic propaganda, a case study
border changes in Eastern Europe, 1938-1941 / Robin Gates Elliott
Picking up the pieces, the aftermath of Hiroshima / Janet Klug
Postal censorship and military intelligence during World War II / Ann Elizabeth Pfau
1895 provisional and bisect postage due stamps, a result of the transfer of stamp production to the BEP? / Harry K. Charles, Jr.
Sunday mail controversy, postal reform, and mail transportation / Diane DeBlois and Robert Dalton Harris
"Why is a raven like a writing desk?" post office reform, collectible commodities, and victorian culture / Catherine J. Golden
America's first carrier service, the U.S. City Despatch Post / Larry Lyons
U.S. 1847 issues; stamps that changed the system / Harvey Mirsky
From the pulpit to the post; anti-clericalism and communication in Orizaba, 1857-1867 / Rachel A. Moore
Cheap postage; a tool for social reform / David L. Straight.
