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Door Openers
I was in a nostalgic mood when I was considering what to write about for this week’s Postal History Sunday. Or maybe I was in the mood to reflect.
As I was considering covers I might feature for today’s article, I found myself recognizing...
Humboldt!
Welcome to Postal History Sunday!
This week I’m going to delve into a bit of a detective story. It’s one I’ve worked on before, so a few of you might recognize some of this from past writing. But, as always, there will be plenty that is ne...
Big Fish
My Dad went to a local food establishment early in the morning before he started work at the town’s Coast to Coast Hardware Store. It was a place to get coffee, a little food and a chance to socialize with others before they went to work. O...
Milcopex: Bags, Tags and A Horse Thief
Last weekend, Tammy and I were able to break away from our normal routines and traveled to Brookfield (Wisconsin) to attend Milcopex (Milwaukee County Philatelic Exhibition). While there, I was afforded the privilege of meeting several peop...
When I Grow Up
Welcome to the 319th Postal History Sunday entry since I started writing these weekly articles in August of 2020. For those who are relatively new to joining us, PHS started as a mini-project within a larger project. We were in the midst of...
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