
New Library Addition
We have a new addition to the PSCC Library: Linprint Catalog of Philatelic Labels written by George Ward Linn, published by Linprint Incorporated (Linn’s own company) in 1940. The catalog covers only the United States, poster stamps that either promote stamp clubs or the events of those clubs.
Linn PhilLabels CatalogThere are only 36 black & white pages, shown two at a time. For a limited time, we are showing it here so that both members and non-members can all take a quick look at this booklet; it is of interest mostly as an historical record. We hope you will peruse the comments of editor George Linn and dealer advertisements of long ago, also. The prices may appear incredibly low now, but correct for inflation by multiplying by a factor of 22.
The catalog shows that the vast majority of the labels of this topic were made in the 1930’s; in spite of the Depression this was a period of excitement about collecting stamps, participating in stamp clubs, and collecting poster stamps as part of the hobby. Below are 3 examples of a local, a national and a state club issue.
–T. Minor

1936 New Orleans block of 4, #1 page 5.



![1914 NatPhilSoc Boston [12] 1914 NPS National Philatelic Society Convention, Boston pane of 12 imperf and perforated.](https://i0.wp.com/posterstampcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1914-NatPhilSoc-Boston-12-400x400.jpg)


![1930 APS Nationl Convent [4] 1930 APS American Philatelic Society annual mtg. in Boston, set of 4 colors, McKenzie Engraving, Boston](https://i0.wp.com/posterstampcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1930-APS-Nationl-Convent-4-400x400.jpg)



![1936 Chicago Hobby 5th Lincoln [4] 1936 Chicago IL, Hobby Collectors Club pane, philatelic as part of a bigger group. imperforate typical?](https://i0.wp.com/posterstampcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1936-Chicago-Hobby-5th-Lincoln-4-400x400.jpg)






















![TransMiss 1948 pane[10] 1948 Trans Mississippi P. Society, unlisted after 1939. pane of 10](https://i0.wp.com/posterstampcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/TransMiss-1948-pane10-400x400.jpg)