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Frame Numbers
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Title
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Exhibitor
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1
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Military Postal History Society
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2
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Civil Censorship Study Group
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3
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Universal Ship Cancellation Society
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4
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American Society of Polar Philatelists
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5-14
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Soviet Antarctic 1955-1959
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Ross Marshall
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Polar
exhibit with wide variety of philatelic and supporting
material for preparation for third IGY - the first four
Soviet Antarctic expeditions
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15-19
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The 3-cent 1948
Oregon Territory Issue
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Ralph Nafziger
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Stamp development
from design to production, first day cancellations and cachets,
and stamp usages are shown.
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20-27
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U.S. Departmentals, 1873 to 1884
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Lester Lanphear III
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In-depth study of the US Departmentals, including proofs, stamps, varieties, plate multiples, cancels, used multiples, and covers
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28
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1871 Commune of
Paris Prisoners' Mail
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Louis Fiset
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Mail of civilian prisoners taken after the fall of the Commune
of Paris in May 1871
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29-37
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Returned
Unmailable and Undeliverable US domestic Surface First-class
Cards
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Tony Wawrukiewicz
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Shows
postal history of the Return to Writer return process
for US domestic first-class postal and post card mail
from 1887 to the present
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38
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Club Exhibit
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Pacific Northwest Postal History Society
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39
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Club Exhibit
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Edmonton Stamp Club
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40
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Club Exhibit
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Oregon Stamp Society
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41
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Club Exhibit
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Anchorage Philatelic Society
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42
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Club Exhibit
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Linn County Philatelic Society
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43-47
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Clark County, Washington Territory
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Michael Jaffe
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This exhibit focuses on the postal history originating from or sent to Clark County, Washington Territory.
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48-55
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Alaska at War
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Eric Knapp
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World War II in Alaska and Western Canada: History in a thematic style
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56
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Oregon Connections to Pearl Harbor and Early Events in the Pacific 1941 -1942
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Lloyd Ferrell
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This exhibit focuses on covers from individuals or vessels connected to Oregon at Pearl Harbor and other early events of WW2 in the Pacific
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57-59
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Spiders
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Beatrice Vogel
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This
exhibit uses stamps to illustrate information about the biology
and hunting activity of this intriguing animal
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60-69
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Ports of Call of the U S F. Constitution
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Len Lukens
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Showing ports of call cruise 1931-1934 |
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70
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Go, the World's Oldest Board Game
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Lester Lanphear III
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Shows the game's equipment, history and culture over the last 4.000 years
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71-75
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"Liebe Mutter" - Mail from Siberia 1915-1918
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Neil Donen
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The internment story of German merchant sailor Wilhelm Arfsten is told through POW cards sent home and postcards of his travels through Siberia
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76-83
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British Columbia and Vancouver Island Postal History
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Fraser Thompson
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Development of postal communications in what is now the province of British Columbia
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84
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Horace and Betty Get Married
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Anne Harris
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This is the courtship, marriage, and honeymoon of Horace and Betty. The story is
narrated by Horace. This is a work of fiction.
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85-88
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Yangtze River Naval Covers 1932-1941
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Don Tjossem
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Illusttrated and event covers from U.S. naval ships during the
"golden era"
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89-93
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Hyderabad -- Indian Feudatory State
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Ali Ather Arastu
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Hyderabad stamps -- 1857-1949, handstruck postage, bell post, oficial postage, freaks and errors, proofs
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94
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Victorian Machines
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Bill Seymour
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Machine cancels from Great Britain
during the reign of Queen Victoria
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95
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Lofthouse Park Internment Camp 1914-1918
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Graham Mark
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This shows a variety of censor markings on internees' mail, most of them applied at the camp to paid and unpaid mail
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96-100
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Polar Icepick #1
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John P. Young
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Selected pages depicting the polar explorations of America's first icebreaker, the USS/USCGC Staten Island (1954-74)
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101-105
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Games of the Xth Olympiad - Los Angeles 1932
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Conrad Klinkner
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This exhibit covers the period from the initial effort to obtain the 1932 Olympics and ends with the closing ceremonies of a record-detting Games
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106
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Running for the Gold: Heroes of the Olympics 10,000
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Joan Carroll
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From the Flying Finns to Oregon's own, follow outstanding athletes as they shave seconds off the Olympics 10,000-meter record
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107-113
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1940-1945 Red
Cross Civilian Message Scheme for the German Occupied British
Channel
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Anne G Lowfyle
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A presentation of
International Red Cross Message Scheme Stationery and ancillary
materials for the British Channel Islands during their
occupation by Germany between 1940 and 1945.
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114-120
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Alexander
Hamilton: Soldier, Financier, Statesman, Founder
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Jack Congrove
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Display exhibit using philatelic items, postcards, and
historical material to illustrate the events in Hamilton's life
and highlight his influence on the United States government
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121-123
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The New Zealand Chalon Issues – The First Ten Years
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David Patterson |
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This exhibit shows the classic issues of New Zealand 1855-1864 with a strong showing of unused, used, and multiples and representative covers
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124-133
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The Allied Intervention in Russia 1918-1925
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Alfred Kugel
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Mail of the allied forces sent to North Russia, South Russia,
and Siberia in the aftermath of World War I
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134
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The Suspension of
United States Mail to Switzerland 1942-1945
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Charles LaBlonde
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The definitive,
research-based, exhibit that finally clarifies this complex WW
II period
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135-139
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Ellan Vannin: Isle of Man
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William Drummond
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This exhibit shows postal markings for the period 1772 through 1945 on the island
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140-147
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United States 1870-88 Bank Note Issue Postal History
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Matthew Kewriga
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This exhibit shows the domestic and foreign postal history of the United State 1870-88 Bank Note Issue during its period of general use from 1870 to 1890
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148
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United States 1870-73 2-cent Jackson Bank Note: From Model to Complete Die
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Matthew Kewriga
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This exhibit shows the design progression of the 1870-73 2-cent Bank Note issue from models to completed design. All recorded essay states and proofs are shown including plate multiples.
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149-152
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USS Oregon,
Bulldog of the Fleet
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Robert Rawlins
(posthumous showing)
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A philatelic history of this historic ship
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153-161
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The Often Forgotten Role of the Union Navy in the Civil War
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The Pollock Family
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This exhibit examines the role the US Navy playe in the Civil War through ship covers, period engravings, CdVs, maps, and manuscript documents
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162
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The British Main
Line Military Railway Post Office in Europe in 1919
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Alfred Kugel
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Mail sent by the primary British TPO operating between Cologne
and Boulogne during the occupation of Germany in 1919
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163-165
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Mozambique Company 1918-1936 Issues
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Lester J. Wadsworth
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Archival material, stamps and usages from the 1918-1936 period of the Mozambique Company
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166-175
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Morale Maintenance Work in W.W.I by U.S. Service Organizations
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Sergio Lugo
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The work of eight service organizations, comprising over 45,000 paid stff and 200,000+ volunteers, in maintaining morale of American military forces in W.W.I.
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176
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U.S. 3-cent Washington Stamp 1851-1857
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Marc Dochez
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A color study of the U.S. 3-cent stamp of 1851, including shades, plating, and usages
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177-185
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DeCoppet Razor Cancelers of Switzerland
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Roger Heath
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The invention and development of flexible-head cancelers of Switzerland, the standard for over 60 years
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186
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Club Exhibit
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Northwest Philatelic Library
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187
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Club Exhibit
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Greater Eugene Stamp Society
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188
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Club Exhibit
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Tri-Cities Stamp Club
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189
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Club Exhibit
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Salem Stamp Society
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190
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Club Exhibit
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Strait Stamp Society
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191-197
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U.S. Internment of
Noncombatants in World War II (1939-1948)
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Louis Fiset
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Mail of detained and interned noncombatant enemy aliens from
Germany, Italy, and Japan
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198-204
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Purple Horrors: U.S. 3 Cent Commemoratives 1904-1945
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Dickson Preston
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Stamps and postal history of our 3-cent purple commemoratives showing a wide variety of rates and uses
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205-210
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The Censorship of
Swiss WW II Card Mail
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Charles LaBlonde
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Censor's eye view
of Swiss WW II card mail, domestic and international.
The complete postal history of this mail.
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211-216
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Mail to and from the U.S. Navy via U.S. airmail, 1918-1941
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Steve Shay
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Commercial use of airmail for personal and official
business by the U.S. Navy
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217-218
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U. S. Army Post Offices in Greenland 1941-1945
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Dickson Preston
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APO mail from isolated outposts in Greenland sent during World War II
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219-221
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The 1/2p Machin of
Great Britain, 1971-1985
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Marcus Woodward
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History and use of the 1/2p Machin as a make-up.
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222-225
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The 6c US transport Airmail Issue of 1941: Usages and Rates
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Steve Davis
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Usages and rates of 6c transport airmail stamps including domestic, possessions/territories, military, and foreign
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226-228
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Returned
Unmailable and Undeliverable US Domestic Surface First-class
Letters
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Tony Wawrukiewicz
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Shows
history of Return to Writer / Dead letter Office return
process for US domestic surface first-class letter mail
in relation to return address use
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229
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Alaskan Provisional Censor Markings on WW2 Army Mail
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Steve Henderson
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Early provisional censorship of soldiers' mail sent from Alaskan army bases
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230-235
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British Postal
Cancellations on "Whizz-Bang" Military Post Cards of WWI
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Anne G Lowfyle
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Showing the diversity of
British Military Postal service cancellations during the Great
War using the medium of so-called "Whizz-Bang" post cards.
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236-239
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The Pre-Federation Stamps of Southern Rhodesia
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Mark M Loomis
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This exhibit focuses on the stamps issued by or used in Southern Rhodesia from 1923 to 1953
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240
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The Cancels of Southern Rhodesia
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Mark M Loomis
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This exhibit provides an overview of the principal cancelers used in Southern Rhodesia
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Club Exhibits (one
frame each)
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Pac NW Postal History Society
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Northwest Philatelic Library
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Oregon Stamp Society
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Tri-Cities Stamp Club
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Strait Stamp Society
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Linn County Philatelic Society
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Salem Stamp Society
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Anchorage Philatelic Society
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Greater Eugene Stamp Society
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Edmonton Stamp Club
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