JIM MEHRER'S POSTAL HISTORY
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STATES & TERRITORIES

POSTAL HISTORY

Post Office Lists, Postmark Scarcity Indexes, Etc.

Below is a list of State Postal History Reference Literature that we currently have available. With these references, collectors and dealers can identify and evaluate thousands of different postmarks.

Most of these books are regular stock items, but some are available in limited quantities. As an example, the total printing of my Illinois Post Offices book was 418 copies. More than two-thirds of those have been sold since it was published in February, 1996, and I do not plan to reprint it. Such limited-edition titles are often difficult to obtain once the original printing is sold out.

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STATE POSTAL HISTORY
REFERENCE LITERATURE

United States Post Offices on CD-ROM. (Mehrer/2001): Combined for the first time on CD-ROM: the most complete lists currently available of Post Offices that have operated in the United States!* Contains: Combined alphabetical list of all Post Offices from all states (showing towns, states, years of operation & counties); individual lists of all 50 states plus Indian Territory & District of Columbia, showing towns, years of operation & counties; combined list of all U.S. Counties; and statehood, territorial & Confederate secession dates. (*NOTE: While Alabama & Georgia have not been fully researched, this CD includes previously unpublished information for more than 5,500 post offices from each of those 2 states.) The most comprehensive collection of U.S. Post Office information ever offered. The ultimate reference for identifying manuscript postmarks, real photo postcards, letters, documents, etc., which refer to specific towns or counties in unnamed states. Also: it's upgradable! As more research is done and corrections are made to data on the existing lists, we intend to make exchange upgrades available. Available in PC format (#710701) or MAC format (#710702). $99.00 postpaid, worldwide.

Following are some of the many comments that we have received from people who bought this CD:

- This remains one of the best investments I have ever made for identifying post offices and the counties they are in! - Don Schiele, North Dakota

- Received the USPO's CD yesterday... what a GREAT reference. I can't imagine how you could pursue this as either a hobby or business without it... I "discovered" how many DPO's I have, and when sold, (they) will probably pay for the disk. - C.G., Florida

- I am a postcard dealer/collector and file several of my states by county. Until purchasing "U.S. Post Offices on CD-ROM," I had to have several large and unwieldy reference books on hand. Now I just need the one CD-ROM. As it is done in Excel format, I was able to customize it to my specific needs and install it on my computer's hard drive. What a time saver!!!- Jane Schryver, New York

- The CD-ROM "U.S. Post Offices" is like owning every gazetteer ever printed. I identified over 20 postcards the first week I owned it and it has paid for itself many times over in just six months. - M.C., Iowa

-We have found the United States Post Offices CD-ROM very useful to us as Postcard Dealers. I know that there is a lot more on the CD-Rom than what we use, but it is sure helpful when we are looking for Counties that the towns are located in. We also use it for checking on postmarks to see if they are D.P.O.'s [Dead Post Offices] and when they opened and closed. It is so easy to look up the information on the CD-Rom and find it in a hurry. Thanks again for putting the time into this project and offering it to collectors and dealers alike. As you have other things along this line, please let us know. - J.G. & S.G., Indiana

To see a list of other reference literature available on CD-ROM, CLICK HERE.
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United States Post Offices. (Helbock/1998-2005): A complete listing of all post offices ever to have operated in the United States. Scheduled to be published in 8 compact regional volumes (5.5" x 8.5"), beginning in 1998 with the first two volumes. This series of books builds on the foundation that was laid by LaPosta's original "pocket book" series. (That popular series is now out of print, and there are no plans to reprint it.) This series is also offered on CD-ROM. To see a list of reference literature available on CD-ROM, CLICK HERE.

Post offices within each volume are arranged in one complete alphabetical listing. In addition to post office names, the lists include location by county and state, years of operation and a scarcity index number which, when combined with the appropriate demand factor, will yield an approximate market value for the most common postmark from each office. (These volumes contain the first-ever scarcity indexes for a number of states.)

PLEASE NOTE that, as stated above, all of the post offices from all states within each volume are mixed together into one continuous alphabetical listing. This is a useful arrangement for dealers, accumulators and general collectors because of the great amount of information that is contained in such a compact format. Once the series is completed, it will be much easier to identify partially struck handstamp markings and cryptic manuscript postmarks. Postcard collectors and dealers will also find these to be great guides for identifying "real photo" postcards.

However, the collector of postal history from a single state might consider this type of list to be inconvenient, especially when compared to the checklist-style arrangement of the original "pocket book" series.

For specific works on individual states, be sure to read the complete list of literature described on this page, including the single-state listings that we have available on 3.5" computer disks (in either IBM or Mac formats.)

Volume 1 - The West: contains Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. (222 pages; softbound.) #980903. $29.00.

Volume 2 - The Great Plains: contains Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Texas. (238 pages; softbound.) #980904. $29.00.

Volume 3 - The Upper Midwest: contains Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. (264 pages; softbound.) #990801. $29.00.

Volume 4 - The Northeast: contains Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont. (288 pages; softbound.) #710901. $29.00.

Volume 5 - The Ohio Valley: contains Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. (208 pages; softbound.) #721003. $29.00.

Volume 6 - The Mid-Atlantic States: contains Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. (272 pages; softbound.) #740101. $29.00.

Volume 7 - The Mississippi Valley: contains Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee. (320 pages; softbound.) #750101. $29.00.

Volume 8 - The Southeast: contains Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. (224 pages; softbound.) #770801. $29.00.

This series is also offered on CD-ROM. To see a list of reference literature available on CD-ROM, CLICK HERE.

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The Post Offices of Alabama from 1800 to 1900. (Small/1998): Contains information about thousands of post offices that operated in Alabama during the period shown. Compiled from selected Postal Guides and other sources, it lists office, county and partial information about years of operation. This is NOT the comprehensive work that is needed for this state, but the first attempt to compile ANY Alabama Post Office list for such a broad period. (87 pages; softbound.) #980909. $30.00.
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120 Years of Alaska Postmasters, 1867-1987. (Ora B. Dickerson/1989.) Each Alaska post office is listed alphabetically, with postmasters listed chronologically for each office. Dates of appointments, resignations, retirement and other data are shown for each postmaster. Includes Territorial Post Office identification numbers and zip codes. (75 pages; softbound, stapled.) #980202. $17.00.

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Arizona Territorial Postmark Catalog: Ninth Edition. (J.L. Meyer/2007): This is the most recent update of the series, containing illustrations and descriptions of all known postmarks as well as Wells-Fargo markings from Arizona's territorial period. Included are the earliest and latest known dates of use for each type, as well as a scarcity index and a valuation guide. (144 pages.) Spiral bound: #770202: $48.00. Loose-leaf: #770203. $38.00.
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Arkansas Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/2003): Alphabetical listing of 5,207 post offices, with counties & years of operation. (51 pages; spiral bound.) #730214. $20.00.
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California Town Postmarks / 1849-1935. (John H. Williams/1997.) Based on the articles which originally appeared serially in the Western Express, this book is an essential reference for all California postal history collectors, and is an important source of information for any collector of or dealer in U.S. Postal History.

This detailed reference is devoted to California town postmarks, with more than 17,000 full-sized illustrations of all known circular date stamps, plus descriptions of the characteristics and dimensions of each. Few killer types are illustrated, but significant types are described. The "notes" column indicates killers found with duplex markings, including the various styles of 4-bar and elliptical killers, as well as notes on flag machine cancels and others. Opening and closing dates for the post offices are indicated, along with the dates of the earliest and latest reported usages of each postmark from each town. The postmark information is arranged by counties to accommodate specialists who collect postal history in this manner, but a detailed post office/county cross-reference ("The County Finder") is also included.

No other U.S. book illustrates such a large number of town postmarks. Similar in content to the previously published material, the work contains many changes as well. The numbering system has been revised to accommodate the many additional reported markings, and there are a number of changes in the value factors, plus expanded notes, corrections, format changes, etc.

This edition is limited to 450 copies, and the publisher has stated that it will not be reprinted. We recommend that you order your copy now to avoid disappointment in future. Once this book is sold out, the price on the secondary market is likely to be higher than the original. (1,504 pages in two volumes/hardbound, with gold spine & cover stamping.) Available with or without IBM format 3.5" floppy disk, which contains an additional copy of "The County Finder." Note that "The County Finder" is included in all copies of the book, whether you get the disk or not. With disk (#970416): $120.00. Without disk (#970417): $115.00.
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Preterritorial Colorado Postal History. (Meschter/1994): History of Overland Mails, the Pike's Peak mail service, and others serving Colorado's boom mining camps. Illustrated with several examples of classic Colorado covers and original maps. (98 pages, saddle staple, stiff cover.) #970301. $24.00.
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Florida Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/2004): Alphabetical listing of 3,014 post offices, with counties & years of operation. (30 pages; spiral bound.) #741001. $16.00.
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The Post Offices of Georgia: 1764-1900. (Small/1998): Contains information about thousands of post offices that operated in Georgia during the period shown. Compiled from selected Postal Guides and other sources, it lists office, county and partial info about years of operation. This is NOT the comprehensive work that is needed for this state, but the first attempt to compile ANY Georgia Post Office list for such a broad period. (78 pages; softbound.) #980910. $30.00.
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The Turbulent Decade, Georgia's Post Offices 1860-1869. (Crown/2007): A listing of Georgia Post Offices during the transitional period from the U.S. postal system to that of the Confederate States and back again. Includes postmasters and appointments with dates, by town and by postmasters alphabetically, plus a 22-page introduction, with history, appendix, notes and bibliography. (158 pages; hardbound.) #771201. $39.00.
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Post Offices and Postmasters of Hawaii, 1850-1998. (Small/2001): Contains information about 383 post offices: known opening and closing dates; all listed postmasters; a listing by county; plus military post offices with APO numbers, and a list of transit post offices. Much 19th Century information. Sketchy in places, but the best work available. (110 pages; softbound.) #980602. $35.00.
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Illinois Post Offices: A Listing and Guide to Postmark Scarcity (Jim Mehrer/1996): For the first time, an alphabetical arrangement of Illinois post offices, with a RELATIVE SCARCITY index for every office, and corresponding VALUATION GUIDE. Contains opening dates (virtually complete through 1930) and closing dates (complete through 1930, with previously unpublished data about later closings.) Also shows county information and name changes, and comparative data where sources disagree. Limited printing. (192 pages; softbound.) #970302. $25.00.

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Chicago Postal Markings and Postal History. (Leonard Piszkiewicz/2006): A comprehensive study of postal markings used in Chicago from 1831 until the mid-1950's. This is a most exhaustive work, serving as a template for the study of any period of the American mails. (576 pages plus 8-page color section; hardbound.) #760801. $80.00.

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The Postal History of Indiana. (J. David Baker): The definitive work on the subject. A two-volume set with post office and postmaster information, manuscript markings, railroad markings, steamboat markings, highway post offices, the rural free delivery system, etc. (1,100 pages plus microfiche; cloth hardbound.) #970418. $85.00.

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Somewhere in Time: The Kansas Territory 1854-1861. (Martin/1987): Detailed study of the postal markings of 324 Kansas Territorial post offices. Illustrated with covers, postmark tracings, maps; historic photos. The basic guide to postal history of early Kansas. (170 pages; hardbound.) #970303. $35.00.
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Louisiana Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/2003): Alphabetical listing of 3,294 post offices, with counties & years of operation. (32 pages; spiral bound.) #730209. $16.00.
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Postal Markings of Michigan, Periods 1, 2 & 3: 1803-1879. (Ellis/2007): This catalog contains all known Michigan cancel types from the years indicated. All basic types are illustrated, with earliest and latest known dates of use for each type. Towns are listed alphabetically. This is an important and useful reference for this popular Great Lakes state. (180+ pages; 3-hole punched, in 3-ring binder.) #770603. $35.00.
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Postal Markings of Michigan, Period 4: 1880-1900. (Dave Ellis/2006): This catalog contains all known Michigan handstamp cancel types from the final two decades of the 19th Century. All basic types are illustrated, with earliest and latest known dates of use for each type. Towns are listed alphabetically. This is an important and useful reference for this popular Great Lakes state. (243 pages; 3-hole punched, in 3-ring binder.) #770303. $35.00.
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Postal Markings of Michigan, Period 5: 1900-1963. (Dave Ellis/2005): This catalog contains all known Michigan handstamp cancel types from the pre-Zip 20th Century period. All basic types are illustrated, with earliest and latest known dates of use for each type. Towns are listed alphabetically. This is an important and useful reference for this popular Great Lakes state. (291 pages; 3-hole punched, in 3-ring binder.) #750701. $35.00.
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Mississippi Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/2003): Alphabetical listing of 4,659 post offices, with counties & years of operation. (45 pages; spiral bound.) #730212. $20.00.
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Missouri Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/2003): Alphabetical listing of 6,703 post offices, with counties & years of operation. (65 pages; spiral bound.) #730210. $20.00.
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Montana Territorial Postmarks. (Wesley N. Shellen & Francis Dunn/2003): This is the first publication to list and illustrate all recorded postmarks of Montana from its territorial era. The authors have assembled an alphabetical listing of all territorial post offices with chronological lists of each of their postmarks, the earliest and latest dates of record, and a census of known examples. Each listing is accompanied by a very nice tracing for ease of identification. The book begins with an expansive overview of Montana Territorial postal history and is illustrated throughout with examples of many fine covers and cards. A set of county maps assembled from the Montana Postal Route Map of 1883-1884 is presented as an appendix to assist readers in learning the location of many of the ephemeral "ghost" post offices from Montana's past. (128 pages; softbound.) #730702. $27.00.

This reference is also offered on CD-ROM. To see a list of reference literature available on CD-ROM, CLICK HERE.
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New York Postal History: The Post Offices and First Postmasters from 1775 to 1980. (Kay & Smith/1982): Contains information on the post offices, stations and branches: dates of establishment and discontinuation, original postmasters, name changes, county changes, etc. Contains sections arranged by post office, by postmaster name and grouped by county. (556 pages; hardbound.) #970305. $40.00.
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North Carolina Post Offices and Postmasters/Colonial to USPS.

This is the definitive work for postal historians and genealogists: an illustrated listing of all North Carolina post offices by county, with every known postmaster, date of office, plus illustrations of all known postal markings prior to 1900. The information contained in these volumes is the basis for any study of North Carolina postal history, and is helpful in other fields of study, such as North Carolina history, county and local history, and genealogy. This work is the culmination of more than then years of intensive research, and is being issued as a four-volume set.

Complete Set, Volumes 1 through 4 as described below. (Tony L. Crumbley, et.al., Editors/1998-2000) Note: Volume 1 is unbound. Volumes 2, 3 and 4 are cloth hardbound: #710705. $184.00.

Volume 1: Alamance through Durham. (Tony L. Crumbley, et.al., Editors/1997): Contains details on 33 counties, and includes rarity factors for 1,550 illustrated postal markings from 2,316 post offices. Contains names of tens of thousands of postmasters. (402 pages; unbound, 3-hole punch.) #980101. $46.00.

Volume 2: Edgecombe through Northampton. (Tony L. Crumbley, et.al., Editors/1998): Contains details on 33 counties, and includes rarity factors for more than 1,500 illustrated postal markings from more than 2,300 post offices. Contains names of tens of thousands of postmasters. (416 pages; cloth hardbound.) #980102. $46.00.

Volume 3: Onslow through Yancey. (Tony L. Crumbley, et.al., Editors/1999): Contains details on 34 counties, and includes rarity factors for hundreds of illustrated postal markings for all post offices in these counties. Contains names of tens of thousands of postmasters. (429 pages; cloth hardbound.) #990306. $46.00.

Volume 4. (Tony L. Crumbley, et.al., Editors/2000): Contains cross references, errata, addenda, airmail postal markings, railroad postal markings, early machine markings, maps and bibliography. (412 pages, plus three pull-out maps; cloth hardbound.) #700601. $46.00.
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Oklahoma Post Offices. (Richard W. Helbock/1987): Lists more than 3,500 post offices which operated in Oklahoma & Indian Territories and the State of Oklahoma. Includes dates of operation, name changes and "mail to" offices. Arranged alphabetically by post office, with county-by-county lists as well. (272 pages; sewn-signature; card bound.) THIS BOOK IS NEARLY SOLD OUT. AS OF December 12, 2007, we have just TEN COPIES LEFT. #970306. $30.00..
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The First Hundred Years of Historic Guilford (North Carolina) 1771-1871. (Earl Weatherly/1972): A classic example of a county postal history. Contains many illustrations of Weatherly's award-winning Confederate collection. (207 pages; hardbound.) #980401. $34.00..
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Pennsylvania Postal History: The Post Offices and First Postmasters from 1775 to 1994. (Kay & Smith/1996): An update to the award-winning Pennsylvania Postal History originally published in 1976. While retaining the format of the original edition, the new release provides detailed information on almost thirteen thousand post offices, stations, and branch post offices in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
In the first section of the book, information is arranged by county. The second section provides an alphabetical list of all the first postmasters, and the final section is an alphabetical list of all post offices in Pennsylvania. Detailed information includes the name of the post office, the county at the time of existence, the date of establishment, the date of discontinuation or name change, the county changes, the place providing mail service on discontinuation, ZIP codes and many notes.
Over four thousand changes have been made to the original work to produce the new edition. These include adding post offices established or discontinued during the twenty years between editions, adding information of branch post offices and stations, and making corrections to the first edition. Most of the changes, however, come from adding 3,700 postmaster names for the second establishment of a post office. (645 pages; hardbound.) #970307. $75.00.
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Post Offices of the Philippines and Ryukyu Islands Under U.S. Administration. (Small/2001): Alphabetical listing of 1,125 post offices of the Philippines (1898-1946) plus 258 APO locations; and 190 post offices of the Ryukyu Islands (1944-1972) plus 190 APO locations. Includes one Philippines map and one Ryukyu Islands map. (40 pages; softbound.) #730102. $25.00.
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Post Offices of Puerto Rico (USA). (Small/2001): Alphabetical listing of 577 post offices, stations and branches, showing years of opening and closing. Maps showing counties in 1900 and current counties. (30 pages; softbound.) #730101. $20.00.
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South Carolina Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/1998): Alphabetical listing of post offices, showing years of opening and closing, and county information. This is the first time that this state list has been in print. (60 pages.) Loose-leaf: #980901. $20.00. Comb bound: #980902: $20.00.
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Tennessee Post Offices. (Jim Mehrer/2003): 6,333 post offices, with counties & years of operation. (61 pages; spiral bound.) #730211. $20.00.
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The Black Jack in Vermont. (Durward Mommsen): Mommsen has conducted a census of all known covers bearing the 2-cent Andrew Jackson issue of 1863-67 mailed in Vermont. Commonly known as the "Black Jack", this popular stamp has been the subject of several major specialized collections, as well as important philatelic publications by Cole (1950) and Lane (1969). Mommsen's contributions demonstrates that the cover census techniques pioneered by Rose and Searing in their 1869-issue work may be applied to Black Jacks at the state level. The census, of course, is only the beginning, and Mommsen proceeds to show us what kind of knowledge we gain through such a process. This important, generously illustrated monograph should prove quite instructive for all postal history researchers. WE HAVE ONLY 2 COPIES AVAILABLE. ORDER NOW. (76 pages; stiff cover.) #700406. $18.00
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Post Offices of Virginia. (Small/2001): Lists more than 8,500 post offices, with years of opening and closing, plus name changes and counties. Contains a map showing county outlines. (111 pages; softbound.) #730103. $35.00.
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Washington Territorial Postmarks: CD-ROM. (Richard A. Long) With the kind permission of the author, this CD contains reprints of his articles on Washington Territorial Postmarks which appeared in the magazine La Posta between 1990 and 1995. Although all the counties of the Territory were not completed, it remains the seminal work on the subject of Washington Territorial Postmarks to date, with illustrations and known quantities of each listing. The catalogue has been augmented with full-color illustrations of many territorial covers. (CD-ROM.) #760301. $19.95.

To see a list of reference literature available on CD-ROM, CLICK HERE.
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Post Offices of West Virginia. (Small/1999): Lists more than 5,200 post offices from 1792 to 1977, including the post offices that were established while in Virginia, with counties and years of opening and closing. Contains a map showing current counties. (73 pages; softbound.) #990501. $30.00.
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Going for the Mail: A History of Door County (Wisconsin) Post Offices. (James B. Hale/1996): Tells the entertaining history of 140 years of the U.S. Mails in Door County, Wisconsin. Includes anecdotes, stories, letters, maps, photos and events involving postal places, postal people, and the public, compiled from newspaper files, libraries, personal interviews, and the U.S. National Archives. (242 pages; softbound.) #970309. $18.50. NOTE: THIS TITLE IS CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE.

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State Post Office Lists on Floppy Disk

(ASCII / PC / MAC)

Each list is arranged alphabetically by post office name, showing the county in which the office was located (where applicable), and years of opening and closing. States marked with an "X" in the column titled "S/I" include a scarcity index value, which shows relative scarcity ratings for postmarks from each office.

WHEN YOU ORDER A MAC FORMATTED STATE LIST, we will supply one ClarisWorks 5.0 file and one ASCII text file on a 3.5" Macintosh formatted disk.

WHEN YOU ORDER A PC FORMATTED STATE LIST, we will supply one XLS file and one ASCII text file on a 3.5" IBM formatted disk.

Multiple state orders may be combined on a single disk when possible.

ALL FILES HAVE BEEN TESTED and CONFIRMED to be working. It is the sole responsibility of the purchaser to have the necessary equipment and programs to open and view the files.

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