Philatelic Literature

The King George VI Large Key Type Revenue and Postage High Value Stamps 1937-1953 , 2008 by Eric Yendall. A comprehensive guide to the printings, plate flaws, postal and fiscal usages of the King George VI large key type high value stamps of Bermuda, Leeward Islands, Nyasaland Protectorate, Ceylon, Strait Settlements, BMA Malaya, Singapore, Mlacca, Penang, Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika. Substantially updates previous editions, with colour illustrations. Highly recommended and useful for a lifetime of collecting. Hard bound, 358 pp.

The Commonwealth King George VI Postage Stamp Catalogue, 19th Edition , The standard reference work for George VI, lists and illustrates major printings which can be distuinguished and plate varieties. Has significant new information from older editions. A valuable and recommended catalogue.

Air Mail Magazine , 1939 by A. Philips. A used set of 6 Volumes, 1939-44, some wearing around corners and spine. Glue, 1200 pp.

The Specialised Stamp Catalogue of The Falkland Islands, Fifth Edition , 2006 by Stefan Heijtz. This catalogue contains the information about and prices (based onmarket values and auction realizations) for: 1. All issued stamps of the Falkland Islands, the Dependencies,South Georgia and British Antarctic Territory, including prices formint, used and on cover, with illustrations of most stamps. 2. All major varieties including watermark varieties, printing errors,flaws etc. with many illustrations, essays, proofs, printer's samples,etc. 3. Postal Stationery from Queen Victoria to the latest issues includingessays, proofs and varieties, with illustrations of every item. 4. All postmarks and cancellations used in the Falkland Islands, theDependencies, South Georgia and British Antarctic Territory, withprices for single stamps and covers and full size illustrations. 5. The Miscellaneous chapter contains every other possible aspectof Falkland Islands philately in 39 sections....

Successful Stamp Dealing , 1996 by Mosiondz, Peter. Paperback, inscription in ink on first page. Perfect Binding, 116 pp.