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Registered
Postal history is a BIG sandbox to play in. In fact, it is so big a person can easily be buried by the wide range of possibilities. And you can most certainly be overwhelmed by the mountain of details and the maze of rabbit holes to follow....
Six Orbits
The very first “official” Postal History Sunday post actually appeared on a Saturday (August 8) in 2020. At the time, I was publishing an article a day on the Genuine Faux Farm blog in an outreach effort during the pandemic.
As you might g...
Revisiting the Road to Mantova
Welcome to Postal History Sunday!
This week, I’m going to dispense with the introduction and just remind you that everyone is welcome here. Grab a snack and favorite beverage and put on those fuzzy slippers. Sink into your comfortable chai...
Reinstated
And then the war ended and everyone got along and things went back to the way they were.
Now that I’ve written that line and you’ve read it, I’m guessing we all see the untruths that come along with it. But few people in the modern-day Uni...
Snake Oil and Quackery
I don’t spend much time in front of the television, which might explain why I notice and react to some of the commercials that visit my eyeballs when I do. For example, one ad for a supplement derived from an exotic organism somewhere far f...
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