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PHILIPPINE PHILATELIC JOURNAL SAMPLE ARTICLES
The following articles from past journals will give you the flavor and scope of Philippine philately (PDF format):
Establishment of the Postal System in the Pilippines [pre-Adhesive] by Emmanuel Encarnacion, 1985, 33 pages, 7MB—Spanish Era
The First Philippines Postal Cards by Don Peterson, 1998, 10 pages, 3.5MB—Spanish Era
 The "Habilitado" Partners by Nigel Gooding's Forgery Corner, 2007 (color), 2 pages, 300KB—Spanish Era
1898: Five Philippine Governors-General Serve Rapid Fire Terms by Don Peterson, 2007 (color), 12 pages, 1MB—Spanish Era
The Aquinaldo Revolutionary Government in Luzon by Bob Yacano, 2003, 13 pages, 6.5MB—Revolutionary Era
Philippine Commercial Postage Stamps, 1910-1936 [perfins] by Arnold H. Warren, 1993, 7 pages, 5MB—US Administration Era
The 1926 Madrid-Manila [Airmail] Flight—A Heroic Feat by Linda Stanfield, 1975, 6 pages, 10MB—US Administration
Thrift Slogans on Postal Covers of the Philippines by Eugene A. Garrett, 1977, 3 pages, 8MB—US Administration and Japanese Occupation Eras
Japanese Occupation"Secret Marks in the Laurel Issue Cachet-Cancel by Eugene A. Garrett. 1979, 2 pages, 6MB—Japanese Occupation Era
From the Allied Intelligence Bureau to Mindanao: The "Free Philippines" Guerrilla Stamps by Walter H. Adler, 1991, 12 pages, 4.5MB, Reprinted from American Philatelist, September, 1982—WWII Guerrilla Era
Liberation VICTORY Cattle Certificates [Revenue Stamped Paper] by John Hunt, 2006, 6 pages, 13.5MB—Liberation Era
Anatomy of an Error by COL Gustavo C. Ingles, 1995, 5 pages, 4MB—Republic Era
Beauty and Values Abound in the PHilippine Christmas Seal Collection by N.L. Rivera, 2006, 16 pages, 14.5MB—US Administration and Republic Eras
Map of the City of Manila and Vicinity (November 12, 1901) by Douglas K. Lehmann, 2007, 4 pages, 6MB—US Administration Era
The map described in the last article, is scanned into 8 page-size sections that overlap and can be printed and reassembled for postal and fiscal history researchers. There is also a 9th bonus map of Intramuros (inner city) District. Screen views can be enlarged for greater detail; the map sections are numbered left to right (2 wide) and top to bottom (4 deep) and contain these areas:
Tondo and Sampaloc Districts
Sampaloc District
San Nicolas, Binondo, Saint
Cruz, Quiapo, San Miguel, Ermita, Paco, and Intramuros (inner city) Districts
Sampaloc, Paco, and Pandacan
Districts plus San Felipi Neri*
Ermita and Malate Districts
Paco and Malate Districts plus
Saint Ana*
Map Legend
Map credits plus Pasay and
Pinada*
Intramuros ( walled city) District
*Districts outside Manila City limits
BOOKSTORE
This listing is for Philippine Philatelic Books authored by our IPPS members.
NOTE: Prices quoted are for shipment within the USA. International buyers please contact seller to determine if any additional postage is required. If an IPPS member has authored a Philippine philatelic book and wants it included in the Book Store, please send listing information to Don Peterson, 7408 Alaska Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20012. 
Spanish Period—Unlisted Scott Catalogue Surcharged Stamps of the 1881-1888 Period by Don Peterson. Describes 107 unlisted surcharged stamps, most of which have genuine surcharges. Soft-bound, 37 pages, 3 color plates, 1997, plus un-bound 2008 update. $20 ppd from Don Peterson, 7408 Alaska Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20012.
Spanish Period—Mail and Markings of Private Business Firms of the Spanish Philippines by Don Peterson. Describes 239 private business firms and their markings. Soft-bound, 107 pages, color title page, 1998. $20 ppd from Don Peterson, 7408 Alaska Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20012.
Spanish Period—Postal History of the Spanish Philippines, 1565-1898 by Don Peterson and Geoffrey Lewis. Describes the routes, rates, and other postal history of interior, overseas, and other mail. Hard-bound, 237 pages, 160 illustrations, color jacket, includes updates, 2000. $50 plus postage from Don Peterson, 7408 Alaska Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20012.
Spanish Period—Spanish-Philippine Stamp Forgeries, Volume I, Queen Isabella - 1854 to 1864 by Nigel Gooding. Includes all known forgeries (82 total) from 1854 through 1864. Soft-bound, illustrated in color, 83 pages, 2006. $45 ppd from Nigel Gooding, 8 Avondale Ave., Hinchley Wood, Surrey KT10 ODA, United Kingdom. 
Provisionals/Revolutionary Period—Postal History of the Philippine Rebellion, 1898-1901 by Bob Yacano. Philatelic Monograph, soft-bound, well illustrated, 50 pages, 2005. $22.00 ppd from Bob Yacano, P.O. Box 100, Toast, NC 27049. 
U.S. Administration Period—Forged Overprints on Stamps of the American Administration of the Philippines, 1899-1946 by John M. Hunt. Hard-bound, 46 pages plus appendices, color plates, second printing 2008. $22 ppd from Don Peterson at 7408 Alaska Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20012.
U.S. Administration Period—Napp's Numbers: Volume One: A Study of the 28 Plate Number Combinations Created By the Overprinting of U.S. Postage Stamps for Use in the United States Possessions and Administrative Areas, 1899-1946 by Joseph M. Napp. Includes overprinted stamps for the Canal Zone, Cuba, Guam, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Shanghai, China, and Hawaii. GBC-bound, 274 pages, illustrated in color, fourth edition-2005. $35 ppd from Joseph M. Napp, 5 Knollwood Drive, West Orange, NJ 07052.
U.S. Administration Period—Napp's Numbers: Volume Two: The Philippine Islands Issues During the American Administrative Period, 1906-1946 - A Study of thee Plate Number Combinations and the Quantities Issued by Joseph M. Napp. GBC-bound, 348 pages, iillustrated in color, third edition-2005. $44 ppd from Joseph M. Napp, 5 Knollwood Drive, West Orange, NJ 07052.
U.S. Administration Period—Napp's Numbers: Volume Three: The Canal Zone Issues, 1928-1979 - A Study of the Plate Number Combinations Created for the Canal Zone Postal Service, 1928-1979 by Joseph M. Napp. GBC-bound, 134 pages, illustrated in color, first edition, 2005. $29 ppd from Joseph M. Napp, 5 Knollwood Drive, West Orange, NJ 07052.
U.S. Administration Period—The Post Offices of the Philippines (1898 - 1946) and Ryukyu (1944 - 1972) Islands Under U.S. Administration by Richard E. Small. Spiral-bound, 37 pages plus appendices, 2000. $25 ppd. from Richard E. Small, 12349 Coleraine Court, Reston, VA. 20191. 
Mixed Periods (U.S. & Republic)—Catalogue of Philippine Postal Slogan Cancels—Volume 1, 1904 to 1968 by Hans-Werner Becker. Three formats (please choose one): loose pages, two-hole plastic folder, or four-ring folder.& Approx. 180 pages, large-sized European paper, fully illustrated, color cover, 2008. $60 ppd from Hans-Werner Becker, 17, rue de I'Eglise, L-8025 Strassen, Luxembourg, Europe. 
Revenue Issues—Fiscal Stamps of the Philippines: A Catalogue, 1898 to 1946, the Warren Update by Douglas K. Lehmann. Soft-bound, 54 pages, includes taxpaids and savings stamps, 1993. $12 from Eric Jackson, Revenue Stamps, P.O. Box 728, Leesport PA 19533-0728. 
Revenue Issues—A Pictorial Catalog of Philippine Cattle Certificates by John Hunt. Describes cattle certificate types from the 1850s through 1992. Hard-bound, 365 pages plus appendices, illustrated in color, 2008. $45 ppd from Don Peterson, 7408 Alaska Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20012.
ARCHIVE
Through the efforts of Jon Hardgrove, the IPPS now offers to members a digitized and indexed set of our past journals. This 30-year set starts with our first 1974 issue to the last issue of 2008. (Each set will be extended each calendar year by June of the next year.) Using the free Adobe Acrobat Reader (version 5 and above), members can use the search function for key word(s) to find topics of their choice. The discs with PDF files will arrive with detailed instruction for installation and use. Available from Don Peterson, 7408 Alaska Ave. NW,
Washington, DC 20012. Prices postpaid are:
Set of IPPS Archive Disks (United States) at US $ 66.00
Set of IPPS Archive Disks (Overseas) at US $ 72.00
NOTE: The archive can be ordered using  Go to our Membership Page to pay via the internet.
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