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He was also the author of "Philatelic Forgers: Their Lives and Works" (Linn's Stamp News, 1991).

Surely the phenomenal career of this extraordinary statesman has provided enough images worthy of philatelic immortalization to fill an entire series: Nixon telling the nation that "Pat doesn't have a mink coat, but she does have a respectable Republican cloth coat".

The Secretariat has made a deal with the U.S. Post Office by which the US Post Office will staff and run the UN office, retaining the money that come in from sales of stamps, while the proceeds of philatelic orders, which will be handled by mail only, will be kept by the UN.

Dawn Gallienne, head of philatelic at Guernsey Post, said the idea behind the set was to tell the story of the coronation on 2 June 1953.

Sally Diamond Ferbrache, head of philatelic at Jersey Post, said it was hoped that selling them in sets of ten would help "customers find the booklets more convenient".

The Crawford Library was donated by the Earl of Crawford in his Will and was the foremost collection of philatelic books in the world at the time.

In the promotion of the new "Greetings from America" stamp series in the spring issue of U.S.A. Philatelic, the commemorative stamp catalog, there is a rendering of a pane of 50 stamps from the series, each celebrating a state in the style of souvenir travel postcards from the 1930's and 40's.

"The emergence of the Frelinghuysen collection answers many questions about the whereabouts of important philatelic rarities, which were known from old photographs, but had seemingly vanished," Mr. Trepel, wrote in the sale catalog.

On the morning of January 25 , 1937 Cosey entered the shop of a stamp dealer named Walter Gisiger, at 80 Nassau Street, in the heart of the philatelic district, with a Lincoln letter commenting on a decision by the Illinois courts against the Wells Fargo Express Company and enclosed in an envelope postmarked Springfield, Illinois.

The tiny exhibition area displays highlights of the philatelic collection, but larger items such as postal equipment, uniforms and vehicles are kept in a museum store in Essex, which holds open days through the year.

The Head Curator of the Philatelic Collections is David Beech.