The American Philatelist May 2018

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Alfred H. Caspary Alfred F. Lichtenstein Franklin D. Roosevelt Great collectors put their trust in H.R. Harmer… 11A block of 21 New discovery found inside of an 1850s book. Background image from H.R. Harmer’s 1930-1931 Annual Resume Contact us today if you would like to receive a catalogue for our forthcoming sale. H.R. Harmer · Global Philatelic Network · USA 2680 Walnut Ave, Suite AB · Tustin · CA 92780-7052 www.hrharmer.com Phone 714.389.9178
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