Last weekend, at a small local show, I found a wonderful cover in a pick-through box. It is dated May 5, 1906 from a merchant in Chicago to Frank Buck, later a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, in Vacaville, CA. Applied to the front is one of the rarest of all U.S. charity labels.
SF ArticleHere are two sets of recent stamps linked to the war in Ukraine, with 2 very different points of...
Displaying In Your Home We all have poster stamps stored in albums or on cards in boxes hidden away...
The following article covers the advertising stamps issued by Schwarzkopf Shampoo Company of Germany, during the Golden Era of...
Exclusive New Library Addition We have a new addition to the PSCC Library: Catalog Of Cinderellas for the Chicago...
As publicity for the 1933 National convention, a set of 80 different poster stamps was produced, depicting various landmarks...
Continuing the theme of the August Poster Stamp Bulletin, here is part one of a series of articles on...
A previously uncataloged poster stamp surfaced recently. It is for the Annual Hoo-Hoo Convention in San Francisco 1910. The...
Here is a short article from the latest Poster Stamp Bulletin coming out this week. Members who have registered...
Frank Perschke, Art Groten, Ray Petersen, Bill Wieinberger
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