Welcome to the New York Chapter of the U.S. Philatelic Classics
Society.
The New York Chapter is a group of collectors who are interested
in nineteenth century U.S. stamps and covers. Our chapter meets
on the second Tuesday of each month (except July and August) at
7:00 PM at the Collector's Club, located at 22 East 35th Street,
New York, NY.
At most meetings you can hear a very interesting presentation by
a guest or member on a topic related to nineteenth century U.S.
philately. We generally send out photocopies of some of the presentation
material a short time after the meeting. On occasion we might have
a "show and tell" discussion or ask our members to put together
a one-frame exhibit of their favorite material.

Visitors are always welcome to attend our meetings. A group of
members meets beforehand at 6:00 PM for a "Dutch treat" dinner at
a nearby restaurant and all visitors are cordially invited to join
us.
The chapter dues are only $15 per year, which covers the cost
of printing and postage for the monthly mailings. If you would like
to join our club, please e-mail Michael Heller at:
mheller@nystamp.org for
further information.
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2009
- January 13
Members' one-frame exhibit
- February 10
Harvey Mirsky - 1847 issue mail from and to areas outside of the
U.S.
- March 10
Ed Siskin - American postal history prior to the U.S. post office
- April 14
Larry Lyons - Express service to the southern mines
- May 12
Bernard Bialyse - Fancy and unusual manuscript markings
- June 9
Michael Heller - Illustrated college and school advertising covers
- September 8
Daniel Knowles - Suffolk County postal history
- October 13
Michael Heller - Circular and other junk mail of the 19th century
- November 10
Gary Granzow - 1851-1857 Three Cent - Rare Shades
- December 8
Michael Laurence & Michael Heller - "Signed in the
plate" illustrated advertising covers from Chicago
2010
- January 12
Members' one-frame exhibit
- February 9
Wade Saadi - Patriotic cancels of the American Civil War
- March 9
Roger Brody - U.S. Territorial, Possession and
Treaty Rate mail at the turn of the 20th Century
- April 13
Robert Rose - Reminiscences of a Siegel lot describer
- May 11
Dave Jarrett - Cameo Building Corner Cards
- June 8
Drew Nicholson, Larry Laliberte - The Weird, the Wacky and the
Wonderful: Some gems from a Dutchess County collection
- September 14
Larry Lyons - Boston handstamps found on carrier covers, 1849-1863
- October 12
Tom Corette - Two Cent Columbian
- November 9
Michael Laurence - TBA
- December 14
Marvin Platt - TBA
Please click below to see a:
[ Listing of Past
Meetings ]
We have included many write-ups of these meetings
along with scans of some of the material presented at the meetings.
Intertwining of Philatelic and Social History
by Calvet M. Hahn
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