Bibliographies

	Bibliographies

	On this page are three bibliographies of my writings: Personal and professional, Philatelic, and Linn's Stamp News columns.

Selected Personal and Professional Bibliography, 1975–1992

1. "Extending Foundation and Museum Education," Museum Association of Arizona Journal (MAA Journal), March, 1990, pp. 101–103.
2. "Show Me a Good Trustee," MAA Journal, December, 1989, pp. 533–535.
3. "Reactionary Bill Could Hurt Museums," MAA Journal, September, 1989, p. 432.
4. "Successful Volunteer Programs," MAA Journal, June, 1989, pp. 288–293.
5. "Building an Educational Image for Museums and Foundations," MAA Journal, March, 1989, pp. 144–146.
6. "Computerization of an Historical Museum," MAA Journal, September, 1988, pp. 384–387.
6. "The Paper Trail," MAA Journal, June, 1988, pp. 240–242.
7. "Prospecting: A Technical Essay," MAA Journal, March, 1988, pp. 96–99.
8. The Windshield Explorer, Falcon Press, Billings, 1987, 215 pp.
9. "Arizona's Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers," MAA Journal, December, 1987, pp. 528–530.
10. "Solitude in the Arizona Strip," American Outback, November, 1987, pp. 46–53.
11. "Discovering and Hiking Southwestern Slot Canyons," American Outback, September, 1987, pp. 62–67.
12. "The Grand Circle Tour," American Outback, August, 1987, pp. 22–26.
13. "The Heart of the Rockies Scenic Auto Tour," American Outback, June, 1987, pp. 14–19.
14. "Winter Wildlife Watching in Wyoming," American Outback, March, 1987, pp. 44–47.
15. "U.S. National Forest Scenic Byways," American Outback, February, 1987, pp. 28–34.
16. "Camping in America's Best Wilderness," American Outback, January, 1987, pp. 27–32.
17. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: January," American Outback, 1986, pp. 13–16.
18. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: February," American Outback, 1986, pp. 12–15.
19. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: March," American Outback, 1986, pp. 14-18.
20. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: April," American Outback, 1986, pp. 14–19.
21. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: May," American Outback, 1986, pp. 12–16.
22. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: June," American Outback, 1986, pp. 13–16.
23. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: July," American Outback, 1986, pp. 17–21.
24. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: August," American Outback, 1986, pp. 15–18.
25. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: September," American Outback, 1986, pp.15–18.
26. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: October," American Outback, 1986, pp.13–16.
27. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: November," American Outback, 1986, pp. 12–15.
28. "Almanac of Natural Attractions: December," American Outback, 1986, pp. 13–15.
29. "Auto Tours in the National Wildlife Refuges," American Outback, September, 1986, pp. 27–32.
30. "Black Bear Census in Great Smokey Mountains National Park,"American Outback, July, 1986, pp. 21–24.
31. "Exploring the Bureau of Land Management Back Country Byways," American Outback, December, 1985, pp. 51–56.
32. "The Wild Horses of Georgia and Virginia," American Outback, September, 1985, pp. 40–43.
33. "Traveling the Historic Highways," American Outback, August, 1985, pp. 66–71.
34. "The Moonbow," American Outback, July, 1985, pp. 18–19.
85. "The Long–road Scenic Auto Tours," American Outback, June, 1985, pp. 45–51.
86. "The Best Remaining Natural Attractions East of the Mississippi River," American Outback, May, 1985, pp. 19–24.
87. "Scenic Interstate (Yes, Interstate!) Highways," American Outback, April, 1985, pp. 38–42.
88. "America's Ancient Sacred Sites," American Outback, March, 1985, pp. 29–33.
39. "Great Wildlife Drives," American Outback, February, 1985, pp. 16–23.
40. "The Art of Windshield Exploring," American Outback, January, 1985, pp. 25–28.
41. "Eagles in the East," American Outback, August, 1984, pp. 22–25.
42. "Nature's Big Events," American Outback, August, 1983, pp. 13–22.
43. "Resource Guide for Air Force Supervisors, Parts 1–12," The Airman, August, 1975 to July, 1976, 56 pp.
44. "Managing Your Resources: Money," The Airman, February, 1975, pp. 67–72.
45. "Managing Your Resources: Time," The Airman, March, 1975, pp. 44–47.
46. "Managing Your Resources: Space," The Airman, April, 1975, pp. 43–45.
47. "Managing Your Resources: Manpower," The Airman, May, 1975, pp. 39–44.
48. "Managing Your Resources: Material," The Airman, June, 1975, pp. 51–54.
49. "Maximize Your Benefits," The Airman, December, 1974, pp. 19–20.

Selected Philatelic Bibliography, 1975–present

1. "Beginnings of Western Mail," Heliograph, Fall, 1992, pp. 14-17.
2. "The Drama of Spooner, Wickliffe and the End of the Private Posts," Heliograph, Fall, 1992, pp. 1-9.
3. "The Penny Postal Card—Additional Postage Required in the Nineteenth Century," Heliograph, Summer, 1992, pp. 10-19.
4. "The Case for Meter Stamped Mail as Postal History," Heliograph, Summer, 1991, pp. 1- 11.
5. "Book Review: The Postal history of the AEF, 1917-1923, Second, Revised Edition," Heliograph, Spring, 1991, p. 25.
6. "Short-lived Rate Periods of the 20th Century," Heliograph, Spring, 1991, pp. 12-13.
7. "Where is Franklin?" Heliograph, Spring, 1991 pp. 10-11.
8. "Pan–American Postal Relations," Postal History Journal, February, 1991, pp. 47–51.
9. The Writings of Postal Historian Richard B. Graham, monograph, The Postal History Foundation, January, 1991, 18 pp.
10. A Postal History Bibliography, Revised, monograph, The Postal History Foundation, January, 1991, 21 pp.
11. "Patents and the Post Office, Part IV," The Heliograph, Journal of The Postal History Foundation (Heliograph), Winter, 1991, pp. 18–20.
12. "Book Review: A Sourcebook for Postal Relations Between the U.S. and the Countries of the Western Hemisphere," Heliograph, Winter, 1991, p. 22.
13. "Book Review: Colorado Post Offices, 1859–1989," Heliograph, Winter, 1991, p. 23.
14. "Origins of the 'Underclass' Mail," Heliograph, Winter, 1991, pp. 1–9.
15. Ideas for Postal Historians Postal History Seminar, (editor), The Postal History Foundation, 1990, 147 pp.
16. "The Nonprofit Envelopes," Heliograph, Fall, 1990, pp.18–20.
17. "Apaches' Attack on the Overland Mail," Heliograph, Fall, 1990.
18. "Patents and the Post Office. Part III," Heliograph, Summer, 1990, pp. 22–24.
19. "Book Review: American Air Mail Catalog 1990 Supplement," Heliograph, Summer, 1990, p. 20.
20. "Hotel Forwarder Markings on Nineteenth Century Mail," Heliograph, Summer, 1990, pp. 14–15.
21. "Postage Stamp–sized Post Offices," Heliograph, Summer, 1990, pp. 10–13.
22. "In Memoriam, Charles L. Towle, 1917–1990," Heliograph, Summer, 1990, pp. 1, 25.
23. "Steamboat Mail on the Colorado River," Heliograph, Spring, 1990.
24. "Book Review: Arizona Territorial Postmark Catalog," Heliograph, Spring, 1990, pp. 24–25.
25. "Of Course It's the Post Office!" Heliograph, Winter, 1990, p. 23.
26. "Drop Letters," Heliograph, Winter 1990, pp. 19–21.
27. "Patents and the Post Office, Part II," Heliograph, Winter 1990, pp. 8–10.
28. A Postal History Bibliography, monograph, The Postal History Foundation, January, 1989, 16 pp.
29. "Book Review: The Bierman Philatelic Library Catalog," Heliograph, Fall 1989, p. 36.
30. "The Saga of Reynolds 'Bombshell'," Heliograph, Fall, 1989, pp. 20–23.
31. "Patents and the Post Office," Heliograph, Fall, 1989, pp. 9–11.
32. "Book Review: British Post Office Notices," Heliograph, Summer, 1989, p. 22.
33. "Book Review: International Air Mails," Heliograph, Summer, 1989, pp. 20–22.
34. "Book Review: A Book of Postal History," Heliograph, Spring, 1989, p. 36.
35. "Twentieth Century 'Stampless' Covers," Heliograph, Spring, 1989, pp. 19–22.
36. "The Rarest Air Mail Envelopes," Heliograph, Winter, 1989, pp. 18–19.
37. "Camel Mail," Heliograph, Winter, 1989.
38. Postal History Handbook, (editor), The Postal History Foundation, 1988, 150 pp.
39. "The Postage Rates Were Lowered? Gosh, I Missed It!" Heliograph, Fall, 1988, pp. 30–31.
40. "Katherine Stinson, Pioneer Aviatrix and Mail Carrier," Heliograph, Fall, 1988.
41. "United States Despatch Agents," Heliograph, Summer, 1988, pp. 29–36.
42. "The Wickenburg Mail Massacre," Heliograph, Summer, 1988.
43. "Book Review: Somewhere in Time, The Kansas Territory," Heliograph, Spring, 1988, p. 32.
44. "The Analysis of a Fake," Heliograph, Spring, 1988, pp. 25–26.
45. "UPU Mail to non–UPU Countries," Heliograph, Winter, 1988, pp. 30–36.
46. "If Philleas Fogg Could Do It . . .," Heliograph, Fall, 1987, pp. 15–18.
47. "The Court–of–Honor Stamp Show," (with Ernst Cohn), Fifty ThirdAmerican Philatelic Congress, 1987, pp. 173–176.
48. "U.S. Naval Mission to Brazil, 1922–1977," Bull's Eyes, Journal of the Brazil Philatelic Society, June, 1986, pp. 13–16.
49. "U.S. Naval Mission to Brazil, 1922–1977, Part 2," Bull's Eyes, Journal of the Brazil Philatelic Society, June, 1986, pp. 4–6.
50. "Book Review: Bakers' U.S. Classics," The Chronicle of the U.S. Classics Society, Vol. 138, No. 2, May, 1986, pp. 78–79.
51. "The Beginning of the Ten Cent Registration Period," The Chronicle of the U.S. Classics Society, Vol. 36, No 4 ,November, 1984, pp. 267–271.

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#MSS Bulletin articles and "Metered Mail Postal History" column
(The #'s refer to the whole number of the MSS Bulletin)

#216, Summer 1992, Arthur H. Pitney's Personal Meter Archives
#216, Summer 1992, Meter stamps as postal history, The difference between metered mail postal history and traditional meter philately, U.S. airmail special delivery postage rates, earliest known uses.
#217, Fall 1992, High-denomination meters used on airmail.
#217, Fall 1992, Meters at World Columbian Stamp Expo
#218, Winter 1992, Rescued from oblivion (meter-franked interrupted mail covers), meter-franked business reply.
#219, Spring 1993, United States Meter Stamps of 1920.
#220, Summer 1993, Metered Mail Postal History: The Chicago 1914 Meter Tests.
#220, Summer 1993, National Cash Register Meter Stamps Exhibit Wins Silver MedalDr. Frank Shively exhibit.
#221, Fall 1993, Mailomats.
#222, Winter 1993, More From the Pitney Archives: The birth of the oval meter stamps.
#222, Winter 1993, Meter Stamp Postal History: U.S. meter stamps used abroad, collect-on-delivery fees paid with meter stamps, rate misconceptions.
#223, Spring 1994, Rates paid by the single-denomination oval meter stamps.
#224, Summer 1994, A Possible Wolf Postage Meter Stamp.
#224, Summer 1994, New Postage Due Meter Type Discovered.
#225, Fall 1994, The HX Meters.
#226, Winter 94/95, The Early Development of the Omni-denomination Postage Meter.
#229-233 1995-1996, U.S Philatelic Exhibitions and Meter Stamp Slogans, 4-part series + addendum.
#235, Spring 1997, Exhibiting Meter Stamps.
#236, Summer 1997, United States Oval Meter Stamps: Significance and Rarity.
#242, Winter 98/99, New Discoveries and Updates to Previous Articles: Mailomat, Exhibition slogans, Oval usages, Di Brazza cover.

Other meter stamp articles and publications by D.A. Kelsey

Summer, 1991, The Case for Meter Stamped Mail as Postal History, The Heliograph, Journal of the Postal History Foundation
1992, Ohio Metered Mail Postal History, Illustrated 40-page publication of the OPHS
1992, The Pitney Postage Meter Machines: The 1912 Washington DC and the 1914 Chicago Metered Mail
Fall, 1992, Meter Stamped Mail as Advertising Ephemera, Ehemera News, Journal of the Ephemera Socieety of America
1993, Pictorial meter Stamps of the United States, Illustrated 120-page catalog of values of 1,600+ pictorial meters
Fall, 1993, Meter Stamps: Very Collectable!, U.S. Stamps & Postal History
Fall, 1993, The National Cash Register Company Meter Stamps, 16-page publicaton of the Meter Stamp Society
Dec 13, 1993, Time now for Scott to list U.S. meter stamps, Linn's Stamp News
1994, Mexico Postage Meter Stamp Catalog, Illustrated 24-page catalog published by MEPSI
1995, Mailed Via "Mailomat," 64-page book published by MSS
April 1995, The Official Souvenir Event Covers of Pitney Bowes, a monograph for MSS COLOPEX 95 meeting
1996 United States Meter Stamps First Days and Earliest-Known Uses, 32-page book published by AFDCS
Nov 2, 1998 First U.S. commemorative meter honors Grand Central Station, Linn's Stamp News
Feb, Mar, Apr 1999 & Feb 2000, Feb 2002, Airmail and Meter Stamps, series of articles in Airpost Journal
July 15, 2000, FDCs of the New Computer Postage Stamps, First Days

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		Linn’s Stamp News “Meter Stamps” columns by Doug Kelsey, 1992-2005 (conclusion)	(return to top of page)

#	DATE	TITLE OR SUBJECT	NOTES

	1992
1	19-Oct	Introduction to collecting meter stamps
2	16-Nov	The first postage meters and their stamps	USPMSC Type BA
3	21-Dec	"Essays, specimens and proofs of meters"
	1993
4	18-Jan	High-face-value meter stamps on airmail	High value ovals
5	15-Feb	Slogans and pictorials are fun to collect
6	15-Mar	Meter stamp basics: catalog and society	MSS and USPMSC
7	19-Apr	Pre-1920 experimental meters	"1903, 1912, 1913 tests, shield-design"
8	17-May	"U.S. postage due meter experiment, 1941-53"
9	21-Jun	Post office tried to censor slogan in 1961	Republic/Democracy slogan
10	19-Jul	International-rate meters date from 1922	Type BA & CA used to foreign destinations
11	16-Aug	U.S. Official meter stamps began in 1973	Officials
12	20-Sep	"Meters show living persons, taboo subjects"	pictorials and slogans
13	18-Oct	"Reader response: meter basics, Moody Blues"
14	15-Nov	High-value meter stamps on registered mail	Part 1: Ovals
15	20-Dec	Changes in meter stamps on registered mail	Part 2: others
	1994
16	17-Jan	Computer-vended postage includes Mailomat	Review of Scott U.S. Specialized Catalog
17	21-Feb	Meter-stamp reply envelopes began in 1939
18	21-Mar	New third-class rates affected 1920s meters	Rate surcharge slugs
19	18-Apr	New rate caused meter stamp provisionals	"Rate surcharges, ovals"
20	16-May	"Identifying meter stamps, permit imprints"
21	20-Jun	Meters were rapidly adopted in the 1920s	Foreign meter deployment
22	18-Jul	New rate book explains role of meter stamps	"Book review: Beecher, meter rates"
23	15-Aug	Meters first used in U.S. post offices in 1934	Post office meters
24	19-Sep	Post office meter stamps with slogans scarce	P.O. slogans
25	17-Oct	First days and earliest uses are a challenge
26	21-Nov	New meter stamp catalog includes pricing	Book review: USPMSC
27	19-Dec	Streamlined Eagle is most used stamp of all
	1995
28	16-Jan	Meter stamp’s 75th anniversary is in 1995
29	20-Feb	Arthur Pitney: father of the postage meter
30	20-Mar	Walter H. Bowes: pioneer of metered mail
31	17-Apr	Events of 1920 gave birth to meter industry
32	15-May	Meter stamps noted Penny Black centennial	"slogans, Mailomat"
33	19-Jun	"After 75 years, a meter stamp perspective"
34	17-Jul	Stamp show slogans among rare event covers
35	21-Aug	Postage meters adapted for revenue use
36	18-Sep	State revenues began in Maryland in 1933
37	16-Oct	More on post office meter stamps
38	20-Nov	Information and discoveries from readers	"Revenues, EKU, reply mail"
39	18-Dec	Christmas seal FDCs with Mailomat meters	Mailomat
	1996
40	15-Jan	Foreign public self-service meter machines	Self-service
41	19-Feb	U.S. public self-service postage machines	Self-service
42	18-Mar	Mailomats were in use for almost 50 years	Mailomat
43	15-Apr	Four Mailomat machines used in Canada	Mailomat
44	20-May	Canadian postage meters introduced in 1923
45	17-Jun	Computer software produces new meters	Fox/PostPerfect
46	15-Jul	Two self-service meter machine experiments	"Austin/NCR, Jacksonville/PPMF"
47	19-Aug	Meter stamp primer: What is a meter stamp?
48	16-Sep	Ways to collect meter stamps are unlimited
49	21-Oct	"Oval meters, the classics of meter stamps"	Oval meter stamps
50	18-Nov	Book essential for metered mail collectors	Int’l rate book and covers to foreign destinations.
51	16-Dec	Suspended and interrupted mail with meters
	1997
52	20-Jan	Common sense guide to collecting meters
53	17-Feb	Short-lived Autopost machine experiment
54	17-Mar	Meters are the pioneers of new philately
55	21-Apr	Postal directives found with meter stamps
56	19-May	Neopost finds its way into U.S. meter market
57	16-Jun	Insuring the accurate dating of metered mail
58	21-Jul	Meter stamps missing from Pacific 97 show
59	18-Aug	World’s earliest metered cover from 1897	diBrazza cover
60	15-Sep	Meter stamp primer: collecting postal history
61	20-Oct	NCR’s omni-denomination meter stamps
62	17-Nov	The coming revolution in stamp collecting	"computer, electronic meter stamps"
63	15-Dec	Meter stamps were used on U.S. Navy ships
	1998
64	19-Jan	The important dates in meter stamp history
65	16-Feb	Auxiliary markings just for meter stamps
66	16-Mar	How the term ‘meter stamp’ came about
67	20-Apr	Pitney Bowes’ flying eagle meter stamps
68	18-May	Meter stamps and airmail week celebrations
69	15-Jun	Designs of the Standing Eagle meter stamps
70	20-Jul	Meter stamps franked some diplomatic mail
71	17-Aug	Hotel meter-stamped mail as a guest service
72	21-Sep	New postage technologies and discoveries	Computer postage
73	19-Oct	The world’s earliest metered cover revisited	DiBrazza cover
74	16-Nov	Meter slogan celebrated parcel post jubilee
75	21-Dec	Zeppelin airship flights carried metered mail
	1999
76	18-Jan	Early U.S. airmail and classic meter stamps
77	15-Feb	Meters and International Priority Airmail
78	15-Mar	Few examples exist of 1928-31 airmail meter
79	29-Mar	Meter slogans portray a variety of topics
80	19-Apr	WWII airmail operations and metered mail
81	17-May	Catapult mail franked with meter stamps
82	21-Jun	Provisional meters for 1960s rate changes
82	19-Jul	Air France’s transatlantic mail of the 1930s
84	16-Aug	Zeppelins carried mail bearing meter stamps
85	20-Sep	Hometown lobbies for Arthur Pitney stamp
86	18-Oct	Meters show 1990s nonprofit-rate changes
87	15-Nov	New U.S. rate book includes meter stamps
88	20-Dec	Meter slogans celebrate the holiday season
	2000
89	17-Jan	Important dates in computer postage history
90	21-Feb	Mixed-franking meter covers are uncommon
91	20-Mar	Metered crash mail has interesting history
92	17-Apr	Metered mail from train wrecks hard to find
93	15-May	Great Britain chose Pitney for first meter
94	10-Jul	U.S. Official mail franked with meter stamps
95	24-Jul	Early registered metered mail hard to find
96	21-Aug	Meter stamps solve problem of odd bulk rates
97	18-Sep	Metered mail flown by SCADTA is rare
98	16-Oct	Much is better in meter stamp collecting
99	20-Nov	Mechanical frankers preceded modern meters
100	18-Dec	Holiday slogans from Mailomats are scarce
	2001
101	15-Jan	Clinton likely to continue using meter stamps
102	19-Feb	The UPU distributed meter stamp specimens
103	19-Mar	U.S. metered ‘Hindenburg’ cover discovered.
104	16-Apr	Oval meter stamps scarce on international mail
105	21-May	China’s meter stamps: some of world’s greatest
106	18-Jun	Cartoon characters not new on meter stamps
107	16-Jul	Self-serve postage: catalog dilemma	IBIP Florida test
108	20-Aug	Pitney Bowes not quite the only game in town	PB competitors
109	17-Sep	U.S. meter stamp catalog update released
110	15-Oct	Meter stamps on forwarded mail hard to find
111	19-Nov	Metered mail can be sent at any post office
112	17-Dec	Desktop postage meter expanded market	DM model
	2002
113	21-Jan	Three forerunners led to today’s PVI labels
114	18-Feb	Postage validation imprints are inexpensive fun
115	18-Mar	"Bulk discounts make fun, challenging collection"
116	15-Apr	Short-lived self-service meter experiments
117	20-May	First U.S. printed-on-demand postal cards	Postal Buddy
118	17-Jun	Meter stamps of 1929 looked like adhesives
119	15-Jul	1932 meter stamps continued faux perforations
120	19-Aug	Meter-stamp errors, varieties: a basic primer
121	30-Sep	Origins, predecessors of a meter-stamp collector
122	21-Oct	Pitney’s first meter patented 100 years ago
123	18-Nov	Meter stamps paid for special postal services
124	16-Dec	Provisional meter stamps are scarce, undervalued
	2003
125	20-Jan	Postage-due meter stamps led to end of adhesives
126	17-Feb	U.S. meter stamps show nonstandard penalties
127	17-Mar	Rare 7¢, 3 1/2¢ meter stamps paid catalog rates
128	21-Apr	Heavy catalogs used uced rates starting in 1939
129	19-May	Mail-O-Meter lost out in survival of the fittest
130	16-Jun	Antitrust suit let Postalia into meter stamp market
131	21-Jul	National Postal Meter's distinctive meter stamps
132	18-Aug	Swiss company produced U.S. meter stamps	Ascom Hasler
133	15-Sep	Torch design identifies Friden meter stamps
134	20-Oct	Meter stamps paid for business-reply-mail postage
135	17-Nov	Affordble, challenging Mexican meter stamps
136	15-Dec	Popular Pony Express meter stamp slogan
	2004
137	19-Jan	Meters paid discounted rates for presorted mail
138	16-Feb	Are they meter stamps of permit imprints?
139	15-Mar	Will the Scott catalog list computer stamps?
140	19-Apr	Computer-generated postage on the increase
141	17-May	Stamps.com offers computer-generated postage
142	21-Jun	Meter stamps will never replace adhesive stamps
143	19-Jul	Stamps.com out to quash resale of NetStamps paper
144	16-Aug	Era of electronic mail began 30 years ago
145	20-Sep	New worldwide meter stamp catalog on the way
146	18-Oct	Meter stamps adapted and evolved over time
147	15-Nov	Look for and save sport-theme meter stamp slogans
148	20-Dec	Table updates earliest known uses of meter stamps
	2005
149	17-Jan	1920: eventful year for U.S. postage meters
150	21-Feb	Uncommon first meter stamps avidly sought
151	21-Mar	Maturing hobby accepts meter stamp exhibits
152	25-Apr	New meter stamp catalog an invaluable tool
153	30-May	Meter stamps really are postage stamps too
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		Linn’s Stamp News “Airmails” columns by Doug Kelsey, 2003-present
	2003
1	7-Apr	'Contact!' New airmail column takes off
2	5-May	U.S. airmail nickel rate period: 1946-48
3	2-Jun	First U.S. airmail postal card issued in 1949
4	7-Jul	1930s: the decade of the Winged Globe stamps
5	4-Aug	Pigeon connection to 1988 stamp explained	Readers' response
6	1-Sep	'American Air Mail Catalogue' an indispensible tool
7	6-Oct	Pan Am clippers carried transpacific airmail
8	3-Nov	To China and beyond: 20¢ and 50¢ Clipper stamps
9	1-Dec	Wright Brothers flight centennial: 1903-2003
	2004
10	5-Jan	5¢ Beacon airmail stamp available, affordable
11	2-Feb	80¢ Hawaii is an airmail stamp but $1 Airlift is not
12	1-Mar	Postal officials fascinated with Hawaii, Alaska
13	5-Apr	Readers respond to the transpacific columns	Readers' response
14	3-May	Stamp types multiplied to boost postal revenue
15	7-Jun	U.S. stamps, stationery show some aviation pioneers
16	5-Jul	Liberty airmail series has many challenges
17	2-Aug	U.S. airel-tter service inaugurated in 1947
18	6-Sep	U.S. domestic airmail rate ended in 1977
19	4-Oct	Airmail online excitement just a click away
20	1-Nov	Around-the-world cover honors the Wrights
21	6-Dec	August 1923: new series of airmail stamps
	2005
22	3-Jan	World war limited usage of 30¢ Winged Globe
23	7-Feb	U.S. airmail stationery began in Dayton, Ohio