Ep. 55: How to Break Down a Large Stamp Collection
In this special, hands-on episode, Michael and Charles sort through a large, 55-carton stamp collection that is to be split for sale between NobleSpirit and HR Harmer.
31 Maj 202130min
Ep. 54: The Importance of Periodicals
Michael and Charles discuss why periodicals are so important to the hobby, and a couple recently published philatelic articles, including; 1868 Production Grills: Why Size Matters by Rex Dean Bishop a...
24 Maj 202155min
Ep. 53: Constanze Dennis: On Auction House Management
Constanze Dennis, Managing Director of Grosvenor Auctions, discusses her unusual pathway to her current position, and the responsibilities and challenges that come with it. She also discusses the plea...
17 Maj 202148min
Ep. 52: Dr. Joseph M. Adelman: The Revolutionary Networks of Printer Postmasters
Dr. Joseph M Adelman, an associate professor of History at Framingham State University, discusses his book, Revolutionary Networks: The Business and Politics of Printing the News, 1763-1789, and the i...
10 Maj 202158min
Ep.51: Lawrence Haber: President of the Collectors Club of New York
Lawrence Haber, President of the Collectors Club of New York, discusses how the club has adjusted during the pandemic, the numerous resources they offer to the philatelic community, and his 1909 colle...
3 Maj 202159min
Ep. 50: Rick Barrett: World's Fairs and Buffalo Cinderellas
Rick Barrett discusses how he first became involved in philately at a young age, and the influence that teachers, stamp shops, and libraries had in his engagement in the hobby growing up. We also talk...
26 Apr 20211h
Ep. 49: Simon Martin-Redman: On Exhibiting Across the World
Simon Martin-Redman discusses his extensive exhibiting experience across the world, shares stories about the quirks of being a philatelist in modern times, and talks about his personal collecting inte...
19 Apr 202157min
Ep. 48: Cameron Blevins: Paper Trails: The US Post and the Making of the American West
Cameron Blevins teaches American History and Digital Humanities at the University of Colorado Denver. His new book, Paper Trails: The US Post and the Making of the American West (Oxford University Pre...
12 Apr 202159min
