Use of U.S. Parcel Post Stamps 1913 -1926: The Exhibit

One of the joys of philately in general, and of viewing exhibits in particular, is the opportunity to learn about things—people, places, and events—that we have not encountered before and that enrich our lives. Stamp exhibits are a wonderful way to be exposed to philatelic specialties we might not otherwise have the chance to learn about.This philatelic exhibit of US Parcel Post stamps provides detailed postal history and usage information. It includes:• Restricted Use Period, January – June 1913• 1-Ounce to 4-Ounce uses• Pound by Zone postal uses• Illegal uses• Unrestricted Use Period, after July 1, 1913• Territories, Possessions, and Foreign Postal Agencies• Indemnity for Parcel PostIt has the characteristics of an academic dissertation – a well-illustrated one – in that it presents the subject carefully and completely, and by presenting new information, contributes to the scholarship of this postal issue.Enjoy this exhibit. It will not be seen again. In 2020, the exhibit was sold at auction, and the exhibit pages no longer exist. The material will, we hope, appear in other exciting exhibits. This book is the only way we can appreciate the exhibit and the specialized knowledge it contains.Philately benefits from exhibitors like Scott, who have extensive, deep collections. It also benefits from companies like Daniel F. Kelleher Auctions, which sold this material at auction and freely shares philatelic information, making it as widely available as possible.Collectors, exhibitors, historians, and postal history researchers can now study and enjoy these materials.The philatelic world is increasingly shifting from print to digital media. Although this exhibit is available online, Exhibitors Press is committed to preserving our philatelic heritage. through print. Printed volumes have long lifespans and will remain accessible.Another exciting exhibit from Exhibitors Press. Read more