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19780100_V4-1 & 2
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PhilippinePJ
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January 1978; Vol: 4/1 & 2
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Jan 1978
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Vol 4/1 & 2
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Index The Postal Savings Stamps of the Philippines Philippine Revenue Fiscal Telegraph U.S. Administration Era Stamps Postal HistoryElliot C. Chabot
Index The Conflicting Dates on the First Day Issue of the 1935 ‘PI-US’ Airmail Stamps Philippine U.S. Administration Era StampsMario Que
Index The Conflicting Dates on the First Day Issue of the 1935 ‘PI-US’ Airmail Stamps# Philippine Airmail Mario Que
Index Magsaysayana-President Ramon Magsaysay Philately Philippine Republic Era StampsOscar of Pasig
Index Postal Slogans 1956-1957 Philippine Slogan Cancels Linda Stanfield
Index Cancellation of Special Interest: March 1, 1943 Reduction of Registry Fee From 16c to 12c Philippine Japanese Occupation Era Postal HistoryEnrique P. San Jose
Index Cancellation of Special Interest: June 1, 1944 Increase of Registry Fee From 12c to 20c Philippine Japanese Occupation Era Postal HistoryEnrique P. San Jose
Index Cancellation of Special Interest: June 30, 1943 Last Day of Use of Manila Type 2 Rubber Stamp Censor Mark Philippine Japanese Occupation Era Postal HistoryEnrique P. San Jose
Index Cancellation of Special Interest: July 1, 1943 First Day of Use of Pencil or ‘Initials’ Censor or Mark Philippine Japanese Occupation Era Postal HistoryEnrique P. San Jose
Index The 2c Rice Planter Postal Cards and the Same Overprinted ‘REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS (K.P.)’ Philippine Japanese Occupation Era Postal Stationery Postal CardsLinda Stanfield