Postal History Sunday
Rob FauxA weekly publication where I share a hobby I enjoy. I work to make material accessible to all readers, regardless of their postal history knowledge. Even those with expertise find plenty to enjoy. Come learn something new!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Mystery of Joseph Cooper Rebooted
Sometimes, when I look at a piece of postal history, it grabs my attention and won’t let go. For instance, the opening of a letter dated June 27, 1866, started like this:
Evocative Postal History
Several weeks ago, I wrote a short article for the Collectors Club Substack about Evocative Philately. I was sure that I had written about it for Postal History Sunday several times, but I only found a reference to it in One Sharp Pencil.
Flagship Lancaster
Topic selection is an ever evolving process for me with Postal History Sunday. Obviously, the biggest contributing factor has to be whether I feel ready and motivated to write about a given subject area.
Executive Order 9066 and Purple Fire Starters
This week I am offering up an article that is both historically timely (within a week of the anniversary of a critical event that is salient to today’s topic) and an opportunity to carefully revisit material I’ve worked with previously.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Small-scale, diversified farmer, agroecologist, postal historian, writer, educator, life-long learner, story-teller and computer scientist - not necessarily always in that order.
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