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The E-Sylum: Volume 6, Number 21, May 25, 2003, Article 12 THE MOREAU HOARD OF POSTAGE STAMP ENVELOPES David Gladfelter writes: "The leading reference today on Civil War postage stamp envelopes is Milton Friedberg's series, "Catalog of Enveloped Postage," that ran in 11 consecutive issues of Paper Money from 1993 to 1995. I don't know whether he has published this series as a book. Only selected specimens were illustrated in this series, but I still have a draft of his manuscript that illustrates them all. Through the cooperation of Dave Bowers I was able to get a photocopy of every specimen in the Moreau hoard about which H. R. Drowne wrote (the Moreau hoard was eventually consigned to Bowers & Merena, I believe by John Ford, and sold at auction). I have made up a catalog of the Moreau hoard with a page for each envelope, for my own use, it has not been published. Milton Friedberg's personal collection of these envelopes was sold at auction by Currency Auctions of America who published a special hardbound edition of this catalog. I have corresponded with Milton but never met him in person, and I carry his catalog to the bigger shows in hopes that our paths will eventually cross. It was a real pleasure assisting him with the Paper Money series." Fred Reed, Editor PAPER MONEY writes: "Civil War stamp envelopes were admirably cataloged by Milt Friedberg in Paper Money a while back. They were illustrated and serialized over a two year period (11 issues) in these issues of Paper Money: Friedberg, Milton R. Catalog of enveloped postage, illus 1993 vol 32, whole no. 168 pp 188ff 1994 vol 33, whole no. 169 pp 22ff 1994 vol 33, whole no. 170 pp 54ff 1994 vol 33, whole no. 171 pp 98ff 1994 vol 33, whole no. 172 pp 138ff 1994 vol 33, whole no. 173 pp 170ff 1994 vol 33, whole no. 174 pp 208ff 1995 vol 34, whole no. 175 pp 27ff 1995 vol 34, whole no. 176 pp 65ff 1995 vol 34, whole no. 177 pp 109ff 1995 vol 34, whole no. 179 pp 198ff" Wayne Homren, Editor The Numismatic Bibliomania Society is a non-profit organization promoting numismatic literature. See our web site at coinbooks.org. To submit items for publication in The E-Sylum, write to the Editor at this address: whomren@coinlibrary.com To subscribe go to: https://my.binhost.com/lists/listinfo/esylum | |
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