Articles for the Winter issue, Volume 34, No.1, Whole 129, January 01, 2015
Edgeworth Female Seminary, Richard F. Winter
Elizabeth City, Stampless Handstamp Rate Markings 1835-1840, Tony L. Crumbley
Some Raleigh Covers Commemorating Anniversaries of Andrew Johnson’s Birth, Maurice M. Bursey
Western North Carolina Space Covers, Scott Steward
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Articles for the Spring issue, Volume 34, No.2, Whole 130, April 01, 2015
A Tale of Two Cities: Fuquay Springs and Varina, Tony L. Crumbley
Mail from Camp Stokes CSA in 1864-1865, Stefan T. Jaronski
North Carolina Postal History from the Robert J. Karrer Collection, Scott Troutman
Scott M. Troutman, 1950-2015, Tony L. Crumbley
The Greensboro PAID Handstamp Revisited, Thomas S. Richardson
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Articles for the Winter issue, Volume 33, No.1,, Whole 125, January 01, 2014
A Postal History of Wake Forest University, Tony L. Crumbley
The Postal History of Columbus County, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
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Articles for the Spring issue, Volume 33, No.2, Whole 126, April 01, 2014
A Bertie County Historical Find, Tony L. Crumbley
Military Mail from Roanoke Island, Revisited, Stefan T. Jaronski
Some North Carolina Confederate Covers Addressed to Thomas Ruffin, Maurice M. Bursey
Wilmington Not Williamston, Richard F. Winter
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Articles for the Summer issue, Volume 33, No.3, Whole 127, July 01, 2014
Siler City – A Postal History, Tony L. Crumbley
The Western Railroad, A Postal Perspective, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
Letter to the Editors
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Articles for the Fall issue, Volume 33, No.4, Whole 128, October 01, 2014
Salisbury, NC – A Postal History, Tony L. Crumbley
Wilmington to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, David D’Alessandris
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Articles for the Winter issue, Volume 32, No.1, Whole 121, January 01, 2013
Raleigh, North Carolina, A Variety of Color, Tony L. Crumbley
Robert Outlaw, 1929-2012, Tony L. Crumbley
The Postal History of Wilkes County, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
U.S. Postal Bulletins on a New Web Site, Richard F. Winter
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Articles for the Spring issue, Volume 32, No.2, Whole 122, April 01, 2013
A Forced March to Fayetteville, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
Early Columbia Machine Cancels of Charlotte, Richard F. Winter
North Carolina Liquor Permits, Scott Troutman
Williamston, Martin County’s Outstanding Post Office, Tony L. Crumbley
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Articles for the Summer issue, Volume 32, No.3, Whole 123, July 01, 2013
A Cover from Centreville, N.C. to General Matt Ransom, Scott Troutman
Mill Grove to Brackenheim, Württemberg, Richard F. Winter
North Carolina’s Faces in the War of 1812, Tony L. Crumbley
Union Occupation Mail from Eastern North Carolina during the Civil War, Part 1, Michael C. McClung
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Articles for the Fall issue, Volume 32, No.4, Whole 124 October 01, 2013
North Carolina – American Freedom Train 1976, Jim Cate
Pecan, Bladen County: An 18-Month Office, Darrell Ertzberger
Red Springs, North Carolina: Flora MacDonald College, Tony L. Crumbley
Some Interesting Ship Covers, Richard F. Winter
The Great War in Raleigh, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
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Articles for the Winter issue, Volume 31, No.1, Whole 117, January 01, 2012
Kitty Hawk, An Annual Celebration, Tony L. Crumbley
Rocky Mount to Paris, Richard F. Winter
The Leeds Patent Envelope: An Unusual Use, Stephen B. Pacetti
Two Interesting Railroad Cancellations, Scott Troutman
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Articles for the Spring issue, Volume 31, No.2, Whole 118, April 01, 2012
Bayonets and Rails for the Confederacy: The Jonathan McGee Heck Story, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
North Carolina’s Reconstruction Years, 1865-1876 ,Tony L. Crumbley
Prussian Closed Mail from North Carolina, Richard F. Winter
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Articles for the Summer issue, Volume 31, No.3, Whole 119, July 01, 2012
Pioneer North Carolina Machine Cancels, Tony L. Crumbley & Richard F. Winter
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Articles for the Fall issue, Volume 31, No.4, Whole 120, October 01, 2012
Multiple Kitty Hawk NC Devices?, Greg Ciesielski
New Railway Post Office (R.P.O.) Marking Discovered, Richard F. Winter
Reidsville, North Carolina, Tony L. Crumbley
The 1937 Convention of the Society of Philatelic Americans and the First Day Issue of Scott No. 797, Scott Steward
The Carolina Central Railroad, Scott Troutman
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Articles for the Winter issue, Volume 30, No.1, Whole 113, December 01, 2010
A Postal History of Tourism in Western North Carolina, Scott Steward
Hertford, North Carolina, Scott Troutman
Some Confederate Semi-Official Covers from the Executive Department in Raleigh, Maurice M. Bursey
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Articles for the Spring issue, Volume 30, No.2, Whole 114, March 01, 2011
Enfield to Paris, Richard F. Winter
Philatelic Genealogy: Old Envelopes and Post Cards Can Locate an Immigrant’s Birthplace and Illustrate an Ancestor’s Military Service, James R. Miller
The Raleigh & Gaston Railroad, Tony L. Crumbley
Virginia Dare, North Carolina’s 1st First Day of Issue, Ruth Wetmore & Tony L. Crumbley
Wilson & Fayetteville R.P.O., Scott Troutman
Winfall, N.C. – Perquimans County, Scott Troutman
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Articles for the Summer issue, Volume 30, No.3, Whole 115, June 01, 2011
Edenton, North Carlolina – A Postal History Giant, Tony L. Crumbley
From Marion, North Carolina to Woods, Texas, Joe Crosby
North Carolina Confederate Color Cancels, Tony L. Crumbley
Passed Midshipman Samual P. Carter, Richard F. Winter
The Greensborough PAID Handstamp, Thomas S. Richardson
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Articles for the Fall issue, Volume 30, No.4, Whole 116, September 01, 2011
A Little on Meat Camp, North Carolina, Scott Troutman
North Carolina’s Registered Letters, Tony L. Crumbley
Overhills, Another Fort Bragg Post Office, Charles F Hall Jr.
US Naval Lyceum and Midshipman Archibald MacRae, Richard F. Winter
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