TRANSIT POSTMARK COLLECTOR Volume 56, No. 2

Bruce Corey continues his series on the Collection & Distribution Wagons; this time with a report of Spanish-American War patriotic covers and related.

Will Keller's HPO column is a followup of his last column; which dealt with cachets used on the first trips of HPO 2 and 3, Washington DC & Harrisonburg and San Francisco & Pacific Grove HPOs.

In his street car R.P.O. column, David Gentry reprints an early article by Robert S. Clover. Not much about this specialty was known at that time.

In his TPO column, Will Keller shows recent covers from Poland and Austria.

Tony Goodbody explains a British label that indicates that a piece of mail may be too fragile for the mail crane.

There is also a mail sale.

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