Antique 1924 The Southern Philatelist Vol I No 1 Confederate Stamps Postal History 📬 charles_lindbergh_tribute I can't settle that question

I can't settle that question with certainty from where I sit

Gallatin and Hampton's Home Spun deserve their pin on that map

and hope the mystery capsule held your favorite character or sticker

The Pennsylvania Railroad is gone now

Look closely at the phoenix on this badge — at the way the gold of the feathers sits against the deep teal-green of the background

Antique 1924 The Southern Philatelist Vol I No 1 Confederate Stamps Postal History 📬 charles_lindbergh_tribute I can't settle that questionThe First Issue of a Landmark Confederate Stamp Journal This is Volume I, Number 1 of The Southern Philatelist the very first issue, dated November 1924 on its own masthead. It was published in Richmond, Virginia by the Press of the Dietz Printing Company, at 109 East Cary Street, and edited by August Dietz, with August Dietz, Jr. listed as business manager. The interior title page carries the journal's motto, An Exponent of Advanced Philately, and