Table of content of the issues No 101-104 of Postal Himal

The Nepal and Tibet Philatelic Study Circle

Table of Content of Postal Himal No. 101 & 102, 1st. and 2nd Quarter 2000

Armand E. Singer describes his philatelic history in his article “The Decline and Fall of a Solvent Philatelist”.
The same Armand E. Singer informs us about a New Tibetan “Officials” Discovery.
My self (Rainer Fuchs) is publishing an open letter about the Web Site of the Nepal and Tibet Philatelic Study Circle and its Future.
Colin Hepper gives the report about the NTPSC Meeting held at the Stamp Show 2000 in London on Friday 26 May.
The Royal Air Force Dhaulagiri IV Expedition 1974 is being explained by Leo Martyn.
Armand E. Singer writes about the Vicar Apostolic of Tibet in Ta-tsien-lu-Gets Mail from Rawalpindi
Leo Martyn writes about “Cobvers from Nepal by F.H. Durkee”, a Newspaper clipping, sent in by Alan Warren, relates some early first-hand experiences of a collector.
Armand E. Singer informs us a but a mysterious Himalayan Cancel
… and finally, Alan Warren gives a review of the new book by Armand E. Singer, Tibet Officials

Table of Content of Postal Himal No. 103 & 104, 3^rd. and 4^th. Quarter 2000

Himalayan Views by Leo Martyn gives a review of his work as editor of Postal Himal. Under his responsibilities, Postl Himals No. 62 till 104 were published and Leo recalls his favourite covers. Thanks Leo for a good job done and welcome to our new Editor of Postal Himal, Mr. Richard Hanchett.
Leo Martyn introduces a beautiful slogan Postmark from England, commemorating the 95^th., anniversary of the campaign in Tibet.
Nepal’s Cavalry Mail Stamp by Leo Martyn is being shown and explained.
Frealon Bibbins writes about Tibet’s 1933 Half Trangka Yellow Ochre and Bistre Colors.
A nice article by Leo Martyn writes infomrts us about a Postal Forgery used in Nepal
By the same author, a Nepalese Telegraph Form is being shown which was in use in 1958.
… Revenue Stamp usage in Bhutan
And finally “Two Nepalese “Sea” Covers

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