THE BRITISH POSTAGE STAMP - A Historical Archive
	PREFACE
	THE REGINALD .M. PHILIPS COLLECTION
	REFLECTIONS OF A STAMP COLLECTOR
	THE LANGUAGE OF STAMPS
	THE LONDON PENNY POST
	THE TREASURY COMPETITION OF 1839
	HOW TO PLATE A 1d BLACK
	PHILATELIC SIGNATURES
	EARLY FIRST DAY COVERS
	THE 'VR' 1d BLACK OF APRIL 1840
	THE MOST REMARKABLE STAMP FIND IN HISTORY
	1840 2d AND 1841 2d. A PLATING AID
	THE LINE ENGRAVED 1d RED-BROWN
	THE 'UNION JACK' RE-ENTRY
	THE 'B BLANK' ERROR
	THE LITTLE 1/2d OF 1870
	SG 48 1/2d NO WATERMARK
	PENNY REDS TO 1878
	RE-ENTRIES OF SG 46 2d PLATE 7 AND 12
	THE EMBOSSED ADHESIVE STAMPS 1847-1854
	SG 76 3d ROSE
	SG 86 9d BISTRE
	THE 'ABNORMAL' 9d PLATE 5
	SG 99. 10d 'ABNORMAL'
	SG 112 10d. A VARIETY TO LOOK FOR
	THE SHILLING SURFACE-PRINT
	THE 'STOCK-EXCHANGE' FORGERY OF 1872-3
	THE TWO SHILLING ADHESIVE 1867-1880
	1872 6d 'DISTORTED PLATE NUMBER'
	GREAT BRITAINS FIRST £1 HIGH VALUE