History of Letters

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This site provides information connected with ancient manuscripts. Dating from the 16th to the 18th centuries, the ancient manuscripts presented in this exhibition cover every aspect of human endeavor and are indicative of the high level of civilization attained by West Africans during the Middle Ages.

http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/mali/      

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On this site you will find a list of postal history by state. At present time there are 38 states and Dakota territory. Now there are also lists of Doane Cancels for each state where there are a sufficent number to do so.

http://www.towncancel.com/      

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La Posta is a journal of American postal history, has published informative research by the leading students of U.S. postal history. Each page is filled with interesting articles, discussion of timely topics, and collecting tips. La Posta has become an important source for collectors and dealers to buy, sell or trade postal history material.

http://www.la-posta.com/      

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This resource is an online shop selling postal history including covers, postmarks and stamps of the world. Also regular postal auctions available.

http://www.berman.co.uk/      

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Heldforpostage offers direct sales of fine United States and worldwide postal history and related items. They offer a wide variety of items from classics to modern, states, postmarks, rates, paper collectibles and ephemera.

http://www.heldforpostage.com/      

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They offer interesting and unusual postal history from all over the world. At any given time, tens of thousands of covers are in their stock with many of the fine items offered on website. They have also a booth at six to eight major national and international exhibitions each year.

http://www.triple-sonline.com/      

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The site shows some of the postal history of Scandinavia. The site contains material from the 1864 war between Denmark and Prussia, supported by Austria, Saxony, Hanover and the German Confederation.

http://www.postalhistory.net/      

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The main point of this site is connected with postal history. If you collect postal history, or are interested in discovering more about this fascinating branch of philately, you should find information here to help you.

http://www.postalhistory.org/      

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This website offers postal stationery of Denmark 1871-1905. This site was made by Lars Engelbrecht. He collects postal stationery from Denmark in the period 1871-1905 with the imprinted stamps in the "bi-coloured" design. On this website he describes the postal history and different varieties of this early Danish postal stationery.

http://www.postalstationery.dk/      

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They will help you to get involved in this fascinating collecting hobby which covers old letters and postmarks from the last 400 years. Most of their stock is Great Britain related but they have a growing selection of antique letters and stamped envelopes from many other countries.

http://www.davidshawpostalhistory.com/      

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