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Transcriber's Notes

Several symbols appear in the left margin of certain catalogue entries:
the equals sign (=), em-dash (--) and a circular "bullet" (o). No
explanation is given in the book for the significance of these symbols
which are reproduced as the original.

A distinctive larger typeface is introduced on the title page and used
to denote catalogue items donated by the Boston Philatelic Society. In
this Plain Text version of the e-book this typeface is distinguished by
preceding and following dollar symbols: $thus$.

Other typeface conventions and symbol substitutions are as follows:

  Bold typeface is represented by =equals signs=;
  italic typeface by _surrounding underscores_;
  superscripts by a preceding caret (^) symbol;
  and small caps typeface by UPPER CASE.

  [ae] for ae-ligature
  [a'], [e'] for grave accent
  [:a], [:o], [:u] for umlaut
  ['e], ['o] for acute accent (or Spanish final stress)
  [oe] for oe-ligature character
  [asterism] for a triangle of three stars.

Where changes or corrections have been made to the text, these are
listed at the end of the book.

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                               CATALOGUE
                                  OF
                          BOOKS ON PHILATELY
                                IN THE
                            PUBLIC LIBRARY
                        OF THE CITY OF BOSTON.

                 ITEMS PRINTED IN THIS STYLE OF TYPE
    $(Albrecht, R. F., and Company, publishers.         *2234.22)$
                            WERE GIVEN BY
                    THE BOSTON PHILATELIC SOCIETY.

                            JANUARY, 1903.
                     PRESS OF D. H. BACON & CO.,
                             DERBY, CONN.


Consult the Card Catalogue Under Headings:

  Envelopes,
  Perforation,
  Penny Postage,
  Post,
  Postage,
  Postage Stamps,
  Postal ----,
  Postal Cards,
  Postmarks,
  Post Office,
  Revenue,
  Revenue Stamps,
  Telegraph Stamps.

Also public documents.




CATALOGUE.


  =Adenaw, Julius.=                                             *2234.13

    A complete catalogue of the revenue stamps of the United States,
      including all private and state issues, and giving all minor
      varieties, with the market value of every stamp.

      New York, Scott Stamp & Coin Co. [1884?] 74, (1) pp 8^o.


  $=Albrecht, R. F.=, and Company, publishers.                 *2232.22$

    $Auction prices. An epitome of the prices realized for postage
      stamps at R. F. Albrecht & Co.'s auction sales during four
      seasons. (1892-95, sales 1-29.)$

  =   $New York, 1895. (4), 127 pp. 8^o.$


  $=American Journal of Philately.=                            *2234.23$

    $Monthly, Henry L. Calman, editor, first series, vol. 1, 1868.$

  =   $New York: Scott Stamp & Coin Co., second series, 1888-1902, 15v.,
      illus. plates, 8^o. The issues for 1889 were edited by J. W.
      Scott.$


  =American Philatelic Association.=                            *2237.69

    Books on philately in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. [Chicago]
      1901. 7 pp. 8^o.


  $=American Philatelic Association.=                          2237.137$

    $Catalogue of the American Philatelic Association's loan exhibit of
      postage stamps to the United States Post Office Department, at the
      World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893.$

      $Birmingham, Conn. Bacon & Co., 1893. 68 pp. 8^o.$


  $=American Philatelic Association.=                         *2230a.13$

    $Official circular. Sept., 1893-Aug., 1895.$

  =   $[St. Louis, Mo., 1893-95.] v. L. 8^o.$


  $=American Philatelic Publishing Company.=                  2239a.121$

    $"Our catalogue." The standard American catalogue of all the postal
      issues of the world. Together with the revenue stamps of the
      United States and Canada.$

  =   $New York. Albrecht & Co. [1894] (2), 592 pp. Illus. 16^o.$


  $=American Philatelist.= Vol. 1-13.                           *6233.9$

    $Chicago. American Philatelic Association. 1888-99. 13 v. in 7.
      8^o.$

      $The annual number for Dec., 1884, is published as vol. 8.
      Previous to vol. 8 the period