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This auction is for a complete issue of “PHSC Journal” – the official quarterly journal of the Postal History Society of Canada. For over fifty years, this journal has been the go-to source for those interested in Canadian philately / stamp collecting. Each issue features detailed & well-written articles on all aspects of the subject, from stamps and cover, stampless folded letters, postmarks, postal rarities, and so on. Also letters to the editor, wants / classifieds, auction & sale reports, and much more fascinating reading. I’ve pasted a scan of the complete Table of Contents, so you can see exactly what this issue contains.

This is for No. 77, (March, 1994). This issue is 76 pages, and is used but in excellent condition. Top bidder should add $3.99 for postage in Canada, or $5.99 for mailing to the USA. I have other, similar items up for sale now, so please check them out too! Multiple books, etc, always combined to save on postage, & full refund if you’re not happy. Thanks for looking!

CONTENTS:

THE POSTAL HISTORY OF PERTH, UPPER CANADA/ONTARIO, By A. J. Quanxocchi
ACCOUNTANCY MARKS, By George B. Artken ....... ..11
INTERESTING MAIL ROUTES, VIII: THE DOUGLAS TRAIL, B.C., By Gray Scrimgeour ......................... ..13
MAILING WRAPPERS – 2, By Robert C. Smith
THE RED RIVER MAILS, By R. B. Winmill
NIAGARA CROSS-BORDER MAIL, 1825-51,By Colin Troup ......................................... ..22
A HUGH PINLAY COVER OF 1792, By Christiane Faucher and Jacques Poiu'as.29
POSTAL ADVERTISING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, 1890-1910, By Ken V. Ellison .................................... ..33
A COLONIAL B.C. UNPAID MARKING, By Gray Scrimgeour
EXTENDING CANADA’S AIR MAIL, SERVICE, 1929 .............................................. ..36
TRANSATLANTIC COVERS, By Allan L. Steinhan ................................ ..37
A POSTAL DILEMMA: SASKATOON vs. WEST SASKATOON vs. NUTANA, By Dean W. Mario ........................... .38
A TRAIN-WRECK COVER, By Roben C. Smith
NEWSPAPER NUGGETS # 12, By R. B. Winmill ...................................... ..49
POSTAL CENSORSHIP AND THE FOREIGN, EXCHANGE CONTROL BOARD, By Jeffrey Switt