Journal of the Liberian Philatelic Society
The Journal of the Liberian Philatelic Society has changed its name several times since the first issue appeared in 1966:
First series, edited by O.E. Lynch (nos. 1–82) and Stanley de Shay (nos. 83–100); volume/issue numbering of this series is erratic and not repeated here.
Second series, edited by Henry Chlanda and Roy Mackal
Third (current) series, edited by Travis Searls
First series, edited by O.E. Lynch (nos. 1–82) and Stanley de Shay (nos. 83–100); volume/issue numbering of this series is erratic and not repeated here.
- LPS Letter (June 1966 – July/Aug. 1969, 36 issues)
- Newsletter of the LPS (Sep. 1969 – Jan./Feb. 1978, 64 issues)
Second series, edited by Henry Chlanda and Roy Mackal
- LPS Newsletter (July/Aug. 1978 – Oct./Dec. 1988, 56 issues)
- Journal of the LPS (Jan./Mar. 1989 – Apr./June 2016, 102 issues)
Third (current) series, edited by Travis Searls
- LPS Journal (since Jan./Mar. 2018)
Table of Contents
by issue | by author | by subject
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The subject index is a work in progress so far covering the years 1966–1980.
- 15c aerogramme
Why I collect Liberia. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: 2–3[3] History of the Liberian Philatelic Society. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: [3] Notes on Liberia’s first Jehudi Ashmun issue [Scott #309–12, #C63–64] :Jan. 1970: 4–8[5]
- 1834 stampless cover
An interesting stampless cover from 1834 :July/Aug. 1969: 2–4[2]
- 1860 12c lilac
Liberia – 1860 twelve cents lilac. Repr. from Stamp Collector :Nov./Dec. 1980: 6–9[6]
- 1860-69
- Imperforate
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8]
- Plate proofs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8]
- Trial colour proofs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8]
- Imperforate
- 1891 Postal Stationary
1891 postal stationery, with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :May 1968: 3–4[3]
- 1892 Postage Dues
Liberia’s first postage due stamps :Feb. 1970: 7–8[7]
- 1893 Provisional issue
1893 provisional issue [Plating of Scott #50 and #O13] :Mar. 1967: 4–5[4] - Plating sheet
1893 provisional issue [Plating of Scott #50 and #O13] :Mar. 1967: 4–5[5]
- 1893 envelope
Maxi service – mini fee! :June 1971: 2–3[2]
- 1894 triangle
The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3]
- 1906 Philatelic Exhibition
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- 1906 proofs
[Random notes] Oct. 1968: [1]
- 1909 cancels
Killer cancels of the 1909 issues :Apr. 1969: [2]
- 1915 Revenue
A 1915 revenue stamp and some historical notes :Feb. 1972: [4]
- 1916 surcharges
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[3]
- 1917 surcharges
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[3]
- 1920 Provisionals
1920 provisionals. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Apr. 1974: 3–5, 10–11[3] Constant varieties of the 1920 provisionals no’s: 178–182. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: [15]
- 1921 overprints
Letters to the editor [Scott #129–33, #O72–5] :Mar./Apr. 1976: [8]
- 1921 pictorial issue
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[4]
- 1941 First Flight covers
[Random notes] Mar. 1970: [1]
- 1966 $1 definitive
An improbable connection – the 1966 $1.00 definitive and the 1972/1973 bisects [Scott #443 (Edwin J. Barclay)] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 2–3[2]
- 1972/73 bisects
An improbable connection – the 1966 $1.00 definitive and the 1972/1973 bisects [Scott #443 (Edwin J. Barclay)] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 2–3[2]
- Addenda and corrections to "A Century of Liberian Philately"
2nd addenda & corrections to “A Century of Liberian Philately” :Sep. 1972: [2] Third addenda and corrections to “A Century of Liberian Philately” :Nov./Dec. 1974: 9–10[9]
- Aerogrammes
: [Liberian aerograms] Jan. 1969: 2–5[2] [Random notes] Dec. 1970: [2]
- Air letter
[Random notes] Dec. 1970: [2]
- Airmail
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Airmail envelopes
Liberia – envelopes Apr. 1970: 5–6[5]
- American Bank Note Company
Liberia’s initial first-day-cover service :Nov./Dec. 1984: 2–11[4]
- American Colonization Society
[Random notes] June 1966: [1] The U.S.S. Alligator [Scott #209–13]. Repr. from ? :Nov. 1966: [2] : [Passage containing information about the founding of Liberia]. Repr. from Democracy in America, 1832, pp. 391–4 Mar. 1969: 3–5[3] Jehudi Ashmun (1794–1828) :May 1971: 2–3[2] A letter from the Sovereign State of Maryland in West Africa :Dec. 1972: 6–9[6] My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[4] A stampless cover from Liberia’s first president :July/Aug. 1984: 5–8[5] President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[8]
- Animals on stamps
[Random notes] June 1973: [2] Who’s who in Liberia’s zoo. Repr. from the Philatelic Reporter and Market Guide Jan. 1968 :Nov./Dec. 1974: 4–7[5] More news from the zoo :Mar./Apr. 1975: 5–6[5]
- Articles 1966-1968
Bibliography. Articles in LPS Letter June 1966 to Dec. 1968 Feb. 1969: 4–5[4]
- Ashmun, J.
Jehudi Ashmun (1794–1828) :May 1971: 2–3[2] Jehudi Ashmun :July/Aug. 1971: [2] My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[5] Jehudi Ashmun :Sep./Oct. 1983: 4–5[4]
- Ashmun 1c colour error
Ashmun issue 1952. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Sep. 1973: [4]
- Auction results
- 1972
Liberia at auction & comments :Dec. 1972: [5]
- Ashmun collection
[Random notes] Mar. 1968: [1]
- Blackstamps 1979
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Earl P. Apfelbaum, 1973
Prices realized at the Jackson Winters, Inc. Los Angeles, CA. auction on October 29th, 1973 :Jan. 1974: 10–11[10]
- George Alevizos 1980
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[7]
- Harmer, H.R. 1972
Liberia at auction [H.R. Harmer sale of Jan. 11–13, 1972] :Mar. 1972: [4]
- Harmer, H.R. 1983
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5]
- Harmer Rooke, 1968
[Random notes] Apr. 1968: [1]
- Irwin Heiman 1974
Prices realized at the Irwin Heiman sale on February 21st–23rd, 1974 :Apr. 1974: 19–20[19]
- Irwin Heiman 1975
Prices realized at the Irwin Heiman auction (Woodland Hills, CA) on February 19th–22nd, 1975 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 7–8[7]
- Jackson Winters 1973
Prices realized at the Jackson Winters, Inc. Los Angeles, CA. auction on October 29th, 1973 :Jan. 1974: 10–11[10]
- Jackson Winters 1975
Auction prices [Jackson Winters, Los Angeles, auction on August 17th] :July/Aug. 1975: [8]
- John. W. Kaufmann 1980
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- John A. Fox 1983
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Joshia K. Lilly collection
Liberia at auction [Robert A. Siegel auction, New York, Dec. 1968] :Feb. 1969: [2]
- M r . Stampman 1974
Prices realized at Mr. Stampman mail auction January 18th, 1974 :May/June 1974: 11–12[11]
- Richard Wolffers 1975
Prices realized. Richard Wolffers, Inc., Dec. 6–7, 1974 May/June 1975: 11–15[12]
- Robert Lippert 1974
Prices realized at the Robert Lippert sale November 10–11th, 1973 :Apr. 1974: 13–18[13]
- Robert Lippert 1980
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Robert Lippert 1981
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Robson Lowe 1977
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[1]
- Roger Koerber 1973
Prices realized at the Roger Koerber public auction held September 14th and 15th 1973, and at the Earl P. Apfelbaum public auctions during July, August and September 1973 :Jan. 1974: [12] Prices realized at the Robert Lippert sale November 10–11th, 1973 :Apr. 1974: 13–18[13]
- Roger Koerber 1975
: [Prices realized at Roger Koerber, Southfield, Mich., auction May 10th and 11th] Sep./Oct. 1975: 9–11[9]
- Scott #93
[Random notes] Mar. 1968: [1]
- Siegel 1970
Liberia at auction [Robert A. Siegel auction, New York, Oct. 8, 1969] :Mar. 1970: [4]
- Siegel 1982
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- William A. Fox 1982
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[7]
- 1972
- Ballard, M.
: [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[2] The inverted centers :June 1968: 2–3[2]
- Bank of British West Africa
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[9] Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[8]
- Bar cancels
My philatelic interests of Liberia :Nov./Dec. 1975: 5–6[6]
- Barclay, A.
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[9]
- Bartlett, Prof. H.H.
: [List of prices paid for Scott #1–25] Mar. 1968: [2] [Random notes] Apr. 1968: [1] Liberian Stamp Society. Prospectus. Repr. from founding document 1955. Also repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: [4] “I’m off to Europe”, cried President Tubman [1958 flag issue: Scott #368–70, #C114–7] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 4–6[5]
- Bassa
Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[7]
- Benson, S.A.
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2]
- Bibliography of the LPS Letter
- 1969
Bibliography of the LPS Letter 1969 Feb. 1970: 2–3[2]
- 1970
Bibliography LPS Letter 1970 Mar. 1971: 4–6[4]
- 1971
Bibliography LPS Letter 1971 Feb. 1972: 2–3[2]
- 1972
Index 1972 LPS Letter Mar. 1973: 2–3[2]
- 1969
- Bickel, Otto
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- Bileski, K.
[Random notes] Jan. 1968: [1] [Random notes] Oct. 1968: [1]
- Bisect
Third addenda and corrections to “A Century of Liberian Philately” :Nov./Dec. 1974: 9–10[10] Special bulletin :Nov./Dec. 1974: [10]
- Blum, J.B.
Will miracles never cease? [Scott #146]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Apr. 1973: 3–5[5]
- Bolahun
The Voinjama area of Liberia :Apr. 1970: 3–4[3]
- Bomi Hills
Bomi Hills sub-p.o. :June 1968: [1] : [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[1] [Letter from John L. Cooper, Jr., deputy postmaster general, to Gale Raymond, listing post offices opened since 1960] Sep. 1968: [2] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Brewerville
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Brown paper varieties of 1923
The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal Apr./June 1992 :Nov. 1973: 3–11[3] The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Jan. 1974: 3–6[3] The brown paper varieties. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 3–5[3]
- Bruns, F.R. Jr
The birth of a stamp [Scott #314] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 4–8[4] Herman Jaffe, printer [including letter reprinted from LPS Newsletter Dec. 1970] :Mar./Apr. 1980: 2–3[3] FDC’s of Liberia’s 1947 CIPEX issue [Scott #300, #C54–6] :Mar./Apr. 1984: 4–8[6] Identification and paper thickness of the first stamp issues of Liberia [Part 1/2] :Mar./Apr. 1985: 8–13[12]
- Buchanan
Two unrecorded Liberia post offices :Oct. 1968: [2] An odd Liberia postal marking – solved :Oct. 1968: [2] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] - CDS
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[15]
- Bureau of Internal Revenue
Postage used for revenue used for postage :Jan./Feb. 1981: 1–3[2] Liberia revenue discovery [Block of ten of Scott #O117 overprinted “BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE”] :July/Oct. 1982: 8–9[8]
- Butzel, Martin L.
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- CTO's
- 1928-78
Fifty year of Liberian CTO’s (1928–78) :Jan./Feb. 1982: 1–6[1]
- Definition
Fifty year of Liberian CTO’s (1928–78) :Jan./Feb. 1982: 1–6[1]
- Issues known with Type XII CTO
Fifty year of Liberian CTO’s (1928–78) :Jan./Feb. 1982: 1–6[3]
- Issues not known with CTO obliterations
Fifty year of Liberian CTO’s (1928–78) :Jan./Feb. 1982: 1–6[3]
- Listing by issue and type
Fifty year of Liberian CTO’s (1928–78) :Jan./Feb. 1982: 1–6[4]
- Types of CTO marking
Fifty year of Liberian CTO’s (1928–78) :Jan./Feb. 1982: 1–6[1]
- 1928-78
- CTO postmark
[Random notes] Nov./Dec. 1975: [8] Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[3] LPS profile – John Frandsen :Nov./Dec. 1979: 4–5[5]
- Cacheted envelopes
The first cacheted envelopes for collectors [“Newport Day” covers] :July/Aug. 1983: 2–8[2]
- Cancels
- 1906 issue
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[3]
- Bassa
Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[7]
- Cockrill CP.18
1880 issue used in the 1900s :July/Aug. 1984: 1–2[1]
- Cockrill CP.21
German mystery markings :Nov./Dec. 1985: 1–3[1 Postage due:Marking]
- Cockrill CP.24
Unusual Liberian covers. Harbel post office cancel :May/June 1985: 7–8[7]
- Cockrill CP. 26
Ganta post office :Sep./Oct. 1984: 4–6[5]
- Cockrill CP.29
Tchien cancel discovery :Jan./Feb. 1984: [7]
- Cockrill CP.39
Monrovia’s time dated hand stamp postmarks :July/Oct. 1982: 4–6[4]
- Manuscript
A question of Liberia [Cover with manuscript cancel letter “M”] :May/June 1979: 5–6[5]
- Nanna Krew
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[3]
- Paid Liverpool BR. Packet
Beautiful Liberian postcards :May/June 1982: 1–3[1]
- Scott #O67
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[7]
- Seepost
A question of Liberia [Cover with manuscript cancel letter “M”] :May/June 1979: 5–6[5]
- Time dated hand stamp
Monrovia’s time dated hand stamp postmarks :July/Oct. 1982: 4–6[4]
- 1906 issue
- Cape Mesurado
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3] My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[5]
- Cape Mount
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3]
- Cape Palmas
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3]
- Carey, L. Rev.
My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[5]
- Careysburg
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Carr, Dr. Robert V.C
The Monrovia six-bar cancel :Sep./Oct. 1980: 2–4[2]
- Carr, Dr. Robert V.C.
[Random notes] Mar. 1968: [1]
- Centenary Souvenir Sheet, 1947
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Chesapeake and Liberia Trading Company
A stampless cover from Liberia’s first president :July/Aug. 1984: 5–8[7]
- City Delivery Messenger
[Random notes] Nov./Dec. 1975: [8]
- Classification of mail, 1960
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[10]
- Clay, Henry
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[8]
- Clayashland
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Coates, Benjamin
A stampless cover from Liberia’s first president :July/Aug. 1984: 5–8[5]
- Cockrill, Philip
The Monrovia six-bar cancel :Sep./Oct. 1980: 2–4[2]
- Cockrill Cancellations
- CP.19
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- CP.20
Revenues with postal cancels :Jan./Feb. 1983: 2–3[2]
- CP.21
Scott’s #C-47 used on cover :July/Oct. 1982: 9–15[10]
- CP.21a
Scott’s #C-47 used on cover :July/Oct. 1982: 9–15[10]
- CP.39
Monrovia’s time dated hand stamp postmarks :July/Oct. 1982: 4–6[4]
- CP.19
- Coleman, W.D.
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2]
- Colour trials
- Scott #309
Ashmun issue 1952. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Sep. 1973: [4]
- Scott #309
- Cooper, J.L.
[Random notes] Apr. 1969: [1]
- Copernicus Anniversary Issue
Copernicus anniversary issue [Scott #653–8, #C200] :Feb. 1974: [11]
- Counterfeits
Two Liberian counterfeits [Scott #13 and #15] :Sep. 1973: [5]
- Counterland, Sloop
My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[6]
- Covers
Covers of Liberia :Feb. 1971: [3] A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4] New date on early covers :Dec. 1972: [2] A letter from the Sovereign State of Maryland in West Africa :Dec. 1972: 6–9[6] Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[2] Are they really semi-postals? [Scott #B1–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :May/June 1974: 3–5[3] The “it’s a small world” department. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1993 :Jan./Feb. 1975: [4] Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[5] A classic Liberian cover :Nov./Dec. 1979: 3–4[3] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6] - 1882
Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[7]
- 1883
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1885
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1887
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- 1889
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- 1891 registered
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1892
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1896 registered
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1899
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1905 registered
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1906
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1917
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1947
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- First Flight Cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] When was the flight? [Inaugural service of Monrovia–Cotonou and Monrovia–Dakar] :Jan./Feb. 1982: 7–8[7]
- First Flight covers
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- Postage due
This Lark ain’t a boid! [Scott #117]. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1993 :Jan./Feb. 1975: 9–12[11]
- Registration stamps
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6]
- Crane, A.O.
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] The brown paper varieties. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 3–5[5]
- De La Rue & Company
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[9] Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[5]
- Die proofs
Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[3] - 1918 1c - $5
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[1]
- Dumboy
Dumboy :Nov./Dec. 1980: 4–5[4]
- ELWA
Metered postage in Liberia :Mar./Apr. 1983: 2–3[2]
- Elizabeth, Brig
Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[6] Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[4]
- Emery, E.D.
: [EXFILIMA, “The Inter-American stamp exhibition”] Jan. 1972: [2]
- Face erased
1891 postal stationery, with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :May 1968: 3–4[3] What does the stamp really show? [Scott #C38–9]. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Nov. 1968: 2–3[2] : [Misc. questions and notes, part 1/3]. Repr. from LPS Letter Feb. 1967 Jan./Feb. 1978: [6]
- Farr, F.Q.
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Farrell Lines Inc
Liberia’s initial first-day-cover service :Nov./Dec. 1984: 2–11[4]
- Favour cancellation
[Random notes] Oct. 1969: [1]
- First Day Covers
A real Liberian first day cover :July/Oct. 1982: 6–8[8]
- First day covers
Update on Liberian first day covers :July/Aug. 1981: 1–4[1] - CIPEX 1947
FDC’s of Liberia’s 1947 CIPEX issue [Scott #300, #C54–6] :Mar./Apr. 1984: 4–8[4]
- People's Redemption Council Anniversary
A real Liberian first day cover :July/Oct. 1982: 6–8[7]
- First flight
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Flesch, A.G.
Another page from the past [Follow-up on Chlanda’s article in LPS Newsletter Nov./Dec. 1980] :July/Aug. 1981: 5–8[7] An unbelievable tale of adventure [Scott #362–3, #C107–10] :Jan./Feb. 1984: 2–6[4]
- Foreign service Fee Stamps
Liberian Foreign Service fee stamps. Preliminary note. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 2007 :July/Aug. 1978: 6–8[6]
- Fournier, F.
[Answers to Fred Farr’s questions in LPS Letter Feb. 1967] Mar. 1967: 1–2[1]
- Foya
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- Free Port of Monrovia
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Gaboon viper
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2]
- Gallinas
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[7]
- Ganta
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] Ganta post office :Sep./Oct. 1984: 4–6[4]
- Ganta Post Office
Ganta post office :Sep./Oct. 1984: 4–6[5]
- Gardener, A.W.
[Letter from John L. Cooper, Jr., deputy postmaster general, to Gale Raymond, listing post offices opened since 1960] Sep. 1968: [2] Liberia mobile post offices [also: Bong County post office souvenir cover celebrating Tubman’s birthday 29 November 1967] :Nov. 1969: 3–4[3]
- Garraway
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Gbarnga
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Gbere
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- Gedetarbo
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Geisenhof, H
Who was Mr. H. Geisenhof Esq.? :Nov./Dec. 1981: 6–9[6]
- Geisenhof, H.
Liberia’s U.P.U. postal card :Mar./Apr. 1979: 4–6[4]
- Gents
[Random notes] Sep./Oct. 1975: [2] - Scott #O115
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[8]
- George Alevizos 1980
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- German National Printing Works
German seapost cancels revisited :Nov./Dec. 1975: [7]
- German Philatelic Society German Colonies Study Group
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8] German seapost cancels and others. Addendum May/June 1975: [16] Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[7] German seapost cancels revisited :Nov./Dec. 1975: [7]
- German Seepost cancels
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2] An interesting German SEEPOST piece :Jan./Feb. 1979: 3–4[3] Follow-up on Liberia’s U.P.U. postal card :May/June 1979: [2]
- Gibson. C.W.
A genuine Liberian postage due cover. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 3–4[4]
- Grand Bassa
The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal Apr./June 1992 :Nov. 1973: 3–11[3] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12]
- Grand Cess
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Greenville
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Greenville Sinoe
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Gurney, S.
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[7]
- Hadi, M.
: [About LPS president Henry Harper Rogers] June 1966: [3]
- Handbook of Liberian Philately
Bibliography (from Colonel Rogers’ book) Feb. 1968: 2–4[2] - Bibliography
[Random notes] Jan. 1968: [1]
- Harbel
Two unrecorded Liberia post offices :Oct. 1968: [2] An odd Liberia postal marking – solved :Oct. 1968: [2] Notes on Liberian legal-size air envelopes :Sep. 1969: 2–3[2] A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4] A genuine Liberian postage due cover. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 3–4[4] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] Unusual Liberian covers. Harbel post office cancel :May/June 1985: 7–8[7] - Registration markings
Harbel registry markings :May 1970: [4] Registration mark. Registration cancels :June 1970: [5] A genuine Liberian postage due cover. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 3–4[4]
- Harmer, H.R.
Will miracles never cease? [Scott #146]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Apr. 1973: 3–5[5]
- Harmer, Rooke and Co.
FDC’s of Liberia’s 1947 CIPEX issue [Scott #300, #C54–6] :Mar./Apr. 1984: 4–8[4]
- Harmers
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Harper
Registration mark. Registration cancels :June 1970: [5] Covers of Liberia :Feb. 1971: [3] Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[4] A question of Liberia [Cover with manuscript cancel letter “M”] :May/June 1979: 5–6[5] A classic Liberian cover :Nov./Dec. 1979: 3–4[3] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] - CDS
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Wax seal
Bomi Hills sub-p.o. :June 1968: [1] : [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[1]
- Harris, H.E.
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4]
- Harvey, C.G.S.
Liberia – 1860 twelve cents lilac. Repr. from Stamp Collector :Nov./Dec. 1980: 6–9[7]
- Hayman, H.L.
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6] Comments [on some “bits” from LPS Letter Feb. and Apr. 1969] :June 1969: 2–3[3] Notes on the West Company :June 1969: [4] Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[7] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[10] Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[10] A reply to “An interesting German SEEPOST piece” :Mar./Apr. 1979: [2] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[3]
- Heinke, Hans Georg
The 1936 provisional issue on cover [Scott #248–70] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 9–14[9]
- Holy Cross Liberian Mission
Holy Cross Liberian Mission :Nov./Dec. 1983: 3, 9[3]
- Homan Estate Auction
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4]
- Inverted centres
: [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[2] The inverted centers :June 1968: 2–3[2]
- Isle of Man Transit Markings
Unusual Liberian covers. Isle of Man transit markings :Mar./Apr. 1985: 2–4[2]
- Jaffe, H.
Herman Jaffe, my friend. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Nov. 1971: 2–3[2] Herman Jaffe, printer [including letter reprinted from LPS Newsletter Dec. 1970] :Mar./Apr. 1980: 2–3[2] Herman Jaffe, printer [Follow-up on Bolton’s article in LPS Newsletter Mar./Apr. 1980: Scott #309–12, #C63–4 proof sheet] :May/June 1980: 5–6[5]
- Joffe, B.B.
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[3]
- John. W. Kaufmann 1981
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[10]
- Johnson (President)
- Absconding
[Answers to Fred Farr’s questions in LPS Letter Feb. 1967] Mar. 1967: 1–2[2] 1891 postal stationery, with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :May 1968: 3–4[3] : [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[2] The inverted centers :June 1968: 2–3[2] [Random notes] July/Aug. 1968: [1]
- Absconding
- Johnson, E.
My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[5]
- Kakata P.O.
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Karnga, A.
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- Kemeny, E.
Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[4]
- Koerpel, J.
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[4]
- Kohl Handbook
The 1914 provisional issue of Liberia [Scott #129–33, #O72–5]. Repr. in LPS Newsletter Mar./Apr. 1986 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 2012 :May 1969: 4–7[4]
- Kolahun
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Ladies Liberian School Association
A stampless cover from Liberia’s first president :July/Aug. 1984: 5–8[6]
- Lagerloff Collection
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Lamborn collection
Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[4]
- Lark, The
[Random notes] Feb. 1974: [2] This Lark ain’t a boid! [Scott #117]. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1993 :Jan./Feb. 1975: 9–12[9] President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[9]
- Letters
- 1840 ELS
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1841 ELS
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1852 ELS
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[20]
- 1840 ELS
- Liberia Consul General, London
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Liberia air envelopes
Further notes on the large size (#10) Liberian airmail envelopes :Nov. 1969: [1]
- Liberia and WW1
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[7] This Lark ain’t a boid! [Scott #117]. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1993 :Jan./Feb. 1975: 9–12[10]
- Liberian Field Force
My philatelic interests of Liberia :Nov./Dec. 1975: 5–6[6] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Liberian Frontier Force
My philatelic interests of Liberia :Nov./Dec. 1975: 5–6[6] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Liberian Independent Mission
1944–46 surcharged issue on cover [Scott #290–1] :Mar./Apr. 1983: 1–2[1]
- Liberian Philatelic Agency
The birth of a stamp [Scott #314] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 4–8[4] A real Liberian first day cover :July/Oct. 1982: 6–8[7] FDC’s of Liberia’s 1947 CIPEX issue [Scott #300, #C54–6] :Mar./Apr. 1984: 4–8[4] Liberia’s initial first-day-cover service :Nov./Dec. 1984: 2–11[2]
- Liberian Philatelic Society
- Constitution
Constitution and by-laws of the Liberian Philatelc Society Dec. 1973: 4–6[4]
- History
Why I collect Liberia. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: 2–3[3] History of the Liberian Philatelic Society. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: [3]
- Membership
[Papermakers watermark on Scott #1] Sep. 1967: [1]
- Prospectus
Liberian Stamp Society. Prospectus. Repr. from founding document 1955. Also repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: [4]
- Constitution
- Liberian Post Office Department
Scott’s #C-47 used on cover :July/Oct. 1982: 9–15[10]
- Liberian Register
Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[8]
- Liberian legal size air envelopes
Notes on Liberian legal-size air envelopes :Sep. 1969: 2–3[2]
- Liberian postal cancelation
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[3]
- Liberian postal history
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[8]
- Machine cancellations
Liberian machine cancellations :Jan./Feb. 1985: 3, 5–10[3]
- Marshall
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Maximum card
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 1/3]. Repr. from LPS Letter Feb. 1967 Jan./Feb. 1978: [6] Liberia’s 1918 Red Cross issue :Nov./Dec. 1979: 2–3[2]
- McGee, Alphonso
100th Anniversary FDC followup :Jan./Feb. 1985: 3–4[1]
- McLain, William
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[8]
- Metered postage
Metered postage in Liberia :Mar./Apr. 1983: 2–3[4]
- Meyer, L.
German seapost cancels revisited :Nov./Dec. 1975: [7]
- Mobile post offices
Liberia mobile post offices [also: Bong County post office souvenir cover celebrating Tubman’s birthday 29 November 1967] :Nov. 1969: 3–4[3]
- Money Order Bureau postmark
The money order bureau postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Jan. 1974: [7] [Random notes] May/June 1975: [2]
- Money order service
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[9] [Random notes] May/June 1975: [2]
- Monrovia
- CDS
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- CDS
- Monrovia Port Area
“MONROVIA PORT AREA” sub-p.o. :July/Aug. 1968: [2] Two unrecorded Liberia post offices :Oct. 1968: [2] An odd Liberia postal marking – solved :Oct. 1968: [2]
- Monrovia post office
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[8]
- Moort, I.
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- Mueller, E.
Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[7]
- Nana Kru
A Nana Kru seapost cover :May/June 1983: 3–6[3]
- Nana Kru Mission
A Nana Kru seapost cover :May/June 1983: 3–6[3]
- Nanna Krew cancel
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[3]
- Napier, Capt. G.S.
Identification and paper thickness of the first stamp issues of Liberia [Part 1/2] :Mar./Apr. 1985: 8–13[13]
- Nautilus, Schooner
My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[5]
- New Cestors
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[8]
- Newport, M.
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2] Sharing stamps with school children :Feb. 1973: [4] Education with Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 4–5[4] : [Letter to the editor] July/Aug. 1973: [2] My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[4]
- Newport, Matilda
The first cacheted envelopes for collectors [“Newport Day” covers] :July/Aug. 1983: 2–8[4]
- Northrop, F.H.
Why I collect Liberia. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: 2–3[2]
- Nothing without Labour
Unusual Liberian covers. “Nothing Without Labour” :May/June 1983: 1–2[1]
- Numeral postmarks
: [Scott #B3 on maximum card, notes on Scott #151–2] Nov. 1967: 2–4[2]
- Panther, Gunboat
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[7]
- Paynesville
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Peckmore, H.L. & Sons
“I’m off to Europe”, cried President Tubman [1958 flag issue: Scott #368–70, #C114–7] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 4–6[5]
- Perez, Alberto
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Perforation error
A rare perforation error uncovered [Scott #348] :May/June 1974: [6]
- Perkins, Bacon
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[8] It ain't easy, Doc! [Scott #115-6 plate proofs] :July/Aug. 1975: 3–5[3]
- Perkins, Bacon & Co.
Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[3] A reply to “An interesting German SEEPOST piece” :Mar./Apr. 1979: [2] Liberia’s 1918 Red Cross issue :Nov./Dec. 1979: 2–3[2]
- Picture post cards
Another page from the past [Follow-up on Chlanda’s article in LPS Newsletter Nov./Dec. 1980] :July/Aug. 1981: 5–8[5] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Plate damages
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Plate proofs
Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[3]
- Pleebo
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Poole, Bertram W.H.
Identification and paper thickness of the first stamp issues of Liberia [Part 1/2] :Mar./Apr. 1985: 8–13[12]
- Post Offices, US Forces
U.S. forces post offices in Liberia :Mar. 1970: 2–3[2]
- Postage due
A genuine Liberian postage due cover. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 3–4[3]
- Postage stamps of Liberia (book) 1923
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- Postal card
- 1881
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- 1882
Postally used Liberian postal stationery :Mar./Apr. 1982: 4–7[4]
- 1892
Postally used Liberian postal stationery :Mar./Apr. 1982: 4–7[4]
- Higgins & Gage
Unusual Liberian covers. German “SEEPOST” cancel :Mar./Apr. 1984: [3]
- UPU
Liberia’s U.P.U. postal card :Mar./Apr. 1979: 4–6[4]
- defaced
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 1/3]. Repr. from LPS Letter Feb. 1967 Jan./Feb. 1978: [6]
- 1881
- Postal envelope
- 2c
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- 3c
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- 10c
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- Registration
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[3]
- 2c
- Postal envelopes
- 10c
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 1/3]. Repr. from LPS Letter Feb. 1967 Jan./Feb. 1978: [6]
- defaced
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 1/3]. Repr. from LPS Letter Feb. 1967 Jan./Feb. 1978: [6]
- 10c
- Postal rates
Liberia’s “INLAND POSTAGE” stamp of 1897 and its surcharged variety of 1913. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1982 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Sep. 1969: 4–13[9] Some notes on Liberia #O155 [plus additional comments]. Repr. from LPS Newsletter Nov. 1970, with addendum :Sep./Oct. 1975: 3–9[4] A classic Liberian cover :Nov./Dec. 1979: 3–4[4] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[3]
- Postal stationery
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4] Postally used Liberian postal stationery :Mar./Apr. 1982: 4–7[4]
- Postcard
Beautiful Liberian postcards :May/June 1982: 1–3[1]
- Postmarks
- Liberian
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[2]
- Liberian
- Post office, sub post offices and postal agencies 1968
: [Complete list of Liberian post offices up to Feb. 18, 1969] Apr. 1969: [5]
- Post offices
- 1936
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[3]
- 1981/82
Liberian post offices :Sep./Oct. 1983: 1–2[1]
- Gbere
Liberian postal stationery. Buy “used” with caution :Sep./Oct. 1981: 1–8[2]
- Liberian
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4]
- sub post offices and postal agencies
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: 1[1Post offices 1962]
- 1936
- Post offices opened since 1960
[Letter from John L. Cooper, Jr., deputy postmaster general, to Gale Raymond, listing post offices opened since 1960] Sep. 1968: [2]
- Poulenc, Ltd
Advertising – Liberia style [Printed matter picture postcard] :Mar./Apr. 1984: 1–2[1]
- Precancel
[Random notes] Nov./Dec. 1975: [8]
- President Howard
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[4]
- Prices for #1-#25
[Random notes] Mar. 1968: [1]
- Printers
- Jaffe, H.
Herman Jaffe, printer [including letter reprinted from LPS Newsletter Dec. 1970] :Mar./Apr. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Jaffe, H.
- Proofs
- 1906 issue
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[5]
- Scott #21
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #33a-34a
Random notes on Liberian philately [Scott #33a, #34a] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 2–3[3]
- Scott #94
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #101
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #102
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #103
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #104
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #105
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #106
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #107
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #108
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #109
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #110
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #115-116
Ashmun issue 1952. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Sep. 1973: [4]
- Scott #309
It ain't easy, Doc! [Scott #115-6 plate proofs] :July/Aug. 1975: 3–5[3]
- Scott #309-312 Die
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #309-312 Single colour
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #312 Progressive on linen
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #312 Progressive on white
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #B19
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #C4-14
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #CB4
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #CB5
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- 1906 issue
- Prout, S.T.
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- Radio Elwa Anniversary Issue
Radio ELWA 20th anniversary issue [Scott #659–62] :Feb. 1974: [12]
- Railroads, Liberian
Liberia’s railroads :July/Aug. 1979: [2]
- Randall Street P.O.
New Liberian post office [RANDALL STR.] :Nov. 1972: [4]
- Raymond, G.
- Unrecorded post offices
Two unrecorded Liberia post offices :Oct. 1968: [2] An odd Liberia postal marking – solved :Oct. 1968: [2]
- Unrecorded post offices
- Refunding Loan Agreement 1912
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[7]
- Registered envelope
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Registration cancels
Registration mark. Registration cancels :June 1970: [5]
- Registration stamps
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Reichsdruckerei
The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal Apr./June 1992 :Nov. 1973: 3–11[3] The brown paper varieties. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 3–5[3] Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[3] LPS profile – John Frandsen :Nov./Dec. 1979: 4–5[5]
- Revenue stamp
Liberia revenue – postally used? Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Jan. 1974: 8–9[8] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Revenue stamps
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6] Revenues with postal cancels :Jan./Feb. 1983: 2–3[2] Liberian revenue stamps [Revenue stamps used on importation permits] :May/June 1983: 6–8[6]
- Rice, S.R.
Random notes on Liberian philately [Scott #33a, #34a] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 2–3[3]
- River Cess P.O.
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Roberts, J.J.
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2] President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[6] - Slave trade
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[4]
- Robertsfield
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] - Machine cancel
Liberian machine cancellations :Jan./Feb. 1985: 3, 5–10[3]
- Robertsport
Two unrecorded Liberia post offices :Oct. 1968: [2] An odd Liberia postal marking – solved :Oct. 1968: [2] Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[9] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] Postage used for revenue used for postage :Jan./Feb. 1981: 1–3[2]
- Rogers
- 1893 Provisional Issue
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 2/3] Mar. 1967: [3]
- Col. Henry Harper
: [About LPS president Henry Harper Rogers] June 1966: [3]
- Collection
The Smithsonian press release [Col. Rogers’ collection] July/Aug. 1980: 1–2[1]
- Handbook of Liberian Philately
: [About LPS president Henry Harper Rogers] June 1966: [3]
- History of LPS
Why I collect Liberia. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: 2–3[3] History of the Liberian Philatelic Society. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: [3]
- Scott #195-208
The unusual in philately. When normal is rare and error is common [Scott #195–208, #201 with normal overprint] :Jan. 1967: [1]
- Scott #264
For the sharp eyed [Scott #285 var. “coconut” etc.] :June 1967: [2] [Liberian national anthem, words by Daniel Bashiel Warner] June 1967: [2]
- Scott #285
For the sharp eyed [Scott #285 var. “coconut” etc.] :June 1967: [2] [Liberian national anthem, words by Daniel Bashiel Warner] June 1967: [2]
- Scott #313 & 328
[Scott #C77, #313 and #328] Jan. 1968: [2]
- Scott #C77
[Scott #C77, #313 and #328] Jan. 1968: [2]
- Scott #O112
For the sharp eyed [Scott #285 var. “coconut” etc.] :June 1967: [2] [Liberian national anthem, words by Daniel Bashiel Warner] June 1967: [2]
- 1893 Provisional Issue
- Rogers Cancellation
- Type XIII
A genuine Liberian postage due cover. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 3–4[4]
- Type XXI
The money order bureau postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Jan. 1974: [7] Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[4]
- Type XXVII
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[3]
- Type XXVIII
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[3]
- Type XXX
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Type XXXI
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Type XXXII
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[3]
- Type XIII
- Rogers Cancellations
- Type V
Beautiful Liberian postcards :May/June 1982: 1–3[1]
- Type XVIII
Monrovia’s time dated hand stamp postmarks :July/Oct. 1982: 4–6[4]
- Type V
- Rogers cancellation
- Type III
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4]
- Type III
- Roye, Edward James
A stampless cover from Liberia’s first president :July/Aug. 1984: 5–8[8]
- S.S. Cameroon
Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[7]
- S.S. George Washington
[The “S.S. George Washington” on Scott #F33]. Repr. from Stamps July 14, 1951. Also repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 and Jan./Mar. 2005 Dec. 1972: [4]
- S.S. Quail
This Lark ain’t a boid! [Scott #117]. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1993 :Jan./Feb. 1975: 9–12[12]
- Salala
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Saleski, L. von
Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[2]
- Sanbria #112
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[3]
- Sanniquelli
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Sanniquellio
[Letter from John L. Cooper, Jr., deputy postmaster general, to Gale Raymond, listing post offices opened since 1960] Sep. 1968: [2]
- Sanoyea
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Sasstown
Two unrecorded Liberia post offices :Oct. 1968: [2] An odd Liberia postal marking – solved :Oct. 1968: [2]
- Scott #1-3 1860
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] Identification and paper thickness of the first stamp issues of Liberia [Part 1/2] :Mar./Apr. 1985: 8–13[8] - Paper thickness
Identification and paper thickness of the first issue of Liberia. Part II [Part 2/2] :May/June 1985: 1–7[1] Editorial comment [on first issue paper thickness] :Sep./Oct. 1985: [1]
- Postal rates
Identification and paper thickness of the first stamp issues of Liberia [Part 1/2] :Mar./Apr. 1985: 8–13[12]
- Scott #1-3
Rogers handbook. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :June 1972: 6–9[6] Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[9] - Notes on the first type
Notes on the first type of Liberia :Oct. 1967: [2] Rogers handbook. 2nd report. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Oct. 1972: 2–4[2]
- Scott #1
- Watermark
[Papermakers watermark on Scott #1] Sep. 1967: [1]
- Watermark
- Scott #2
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8]
- Scott #2a
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Scott #3
A classic Liberian cover :Nov./Dec. 1979: 3–4[2]
- Source of design
Identification and paper thickness of the first stamp issues of Liberia [Part 1/2] :Mar./Apr. 1985: 8–13[13]
- Scott #7-9 1864
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] - Paper thickness
Identification and paper thickness of the first issue of Liberia. Part II [Part 2/2] :May/June 1985: 1–7[2]
- Scott #13-15 1866-1869
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] - 4th printing
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6] Rogers handbook. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :June 1972: 6–9[8]
- Paper thickness
Identification and paper thickness of the first issue of Liberia. Part II [Part 2/2] :May/June 1985: 1–7[2]
- Scott #13
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8] - Counterfeit
Two Liberian counterfeits [Scott #13 and #15] :Sep. 1973: [5]
- Scott #14
- Block of 32
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[8]
- Block of 32
- Scott #15
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8] - Block of 31
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[8]
- Counterfeit
Two Liberian counterfeits [Scott #13 and #15] :Sep. 1973: [5]
- Scott #16-20 1880
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[8] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] - #Scott16
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- #Scott 17
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- #Scott18
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- #Scott19
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- #Scott 20
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- Black proofs
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Colour proofs
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Die proofs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6]
- Gum
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- Imperforate
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Paper thickness
Identification and paper thickness of the first issue of Liberia. Part II [Part 2/2] :May/June 1985: 1–7[2]
- Scott #16
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Scott #16P
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Scott #17
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] - On cover
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6] Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[7]
- Scott #17a
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #18
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] 1880 issue used in the 1900s :July/Aug. 1984: 1–2[1] - On cover
Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[7]
- Scott #20
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Scott #21 1881
Re: Newsletter Nov. 1972, Liberia #21 :Jan. 1973: 2–3[2] Once more: the 3c red inland #21. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1993 :Jan./Feb. 1975: 5–7[5] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Scott’s #21 the 3-cent red (revisited) :Jan./Feb. 1984: [2] - Canada
[Random notes] Mar. 1968: [1] 3 Cents S.Q. and Liberia, Scott’s No. 21. Repr. from Maple Leaves 124, Vol. 13(4), Apr. 1970 :Nov. 1972: [2]
- Cracked 'A'
[Random notes] May 1968: [1] Bomi Hills sub-p.o. :June 1968: [1] : [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[1]
- Forgeries
My philatelic interests of Liberia :Nov./Dec. 1975: 5–6[6]
- On cover
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Proofs
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Red
Scott’s #21 the 3-cent red (revisited) :Jan./Feb. 1984: [2]
- Scott #22-23 1882
- Scott #22 on cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #23
- Block of 4
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5]
- Block of 4
- Scott #22 on cover
- Scott #24-31 1885
The numeral issues of Liberia Scott #24–31 :Feb. 1969: [3] [Random notes] Sep. 1971: [1] Rogers handbook. 2nd report. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Oct. 1972: 2–4[3] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] - Scott #24
[Random notes] May 1967: [1]
- Scott #25a
[Random notes] Jan. 1969: [1]
- Scott #26a
[Random notes] Jan. 1969: [1]
- Scott #27a
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #28a
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #30a
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #31
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott 24b
- Sheet of 100
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5]
- Sheet of 100
- Scott #32 1889
- Scott #32a
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #32a
- Scott #33-49 1892-96
Rogers handbook. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :June 1972: 6–9[7] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] - Colour errors
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6]
- Colour proofs
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Colour trial proofs
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Scott #33-39
Liberia 1892–96 pictorials (Scott’s 33–39 “colors”) :Sep. 1971: [5]
- Scott #33a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7] Random notes on Liberian philately [Scott #33a, #34a] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 2–3[3] Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] - Colour error
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12] Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Scott #33a var
- Unissued colour
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Unissued colour
- Scott #34
The Monrovia six-bar cancel :Sep./Oct. 1980: 2–4[3]
- Scott #34a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7] Random notes on Liberian philately [Scott #33a, #34a] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] - Colour error
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Scott #34a var
- Unissued colour
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Unissued colour
- Scott #35
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #35a
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[1] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #35var
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Scott #36
- Seepost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Surcharge colour
1893 provisional issue [Plating of Scott #50 and #O13] :Mar. 1967: 4–5[4]
- Surcharge layout
1893 provisional issue [Plating of Scott #50 and #O13] :Mar. 1967: 4–5[4]
- Seepost cancel
- Scott #37
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[7]
- Scott #37a
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9] - Vignette sideways
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #38
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6] - Seepost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #39
- Imperf pair
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Imperf pair
- Scott #40
- Money order bureau cancel
Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[7]
- Money order bureau cancel
- Scott #42
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] - Seepost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #44
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6]
- Scott #45
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] - Seepost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #46 var
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #46 var
- Unissued colour
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Unissued colour
- Scott #47
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #47a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #47b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #48
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] - Seepost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #49
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] - Sheet of 10
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- Scott #49a
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott 41 var
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott 49a
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Specimen
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5]
- Specimens
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Scott #50
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #50 1893
- Sheet of 40
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5]
- Sheet of 40
- Scott #51
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #52-53 1894
- Scott #52
The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3]
- Scott #52a
The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3]
- Scott #52b
The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3]
- Scott #53
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[9]
- Scott #53a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #52
- Scott #54 1897
- Scott #64
It ain't easy, Doc! [Scott #115-6 plate proofs] :July/Aug. 1975: 3–5[4] - Seapost cancel
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #64a
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #64
- Scott #54-63 1897-1905
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] - Scott #54
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] Beautiful Liberian postcards :May/June 1982: 1–3[1]
- On cover
- Scott #55
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Seepost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- On cover
- Scott #56
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #57
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] Beautiful Liberian postcards :May/June 1982: 1–3[1]
- Scott #58
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #59
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #60
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #61
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8] - Seapost cancel
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #62
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #62a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4] [Random notes] June 1972: [1]
- Scott #64
Liberia’s “INLAND POSTAGE” stamp of 1897 and its surcharged variety of 1913. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1982 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Sep. 1969: 4–13[4] Comments on article in Sept. 1969 Letter [Scott #64 and #128] :Apr. 1970: [7] [Random notes] June 1971: [1] [Random notes] May 1972: [1]
- Scott #64 1897
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8] - Scott #64D
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Scott #64
- Seapost cancel
[Random notes] Nov. 1972: 5–6[5] German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #64B-64F 1901-2 Handstamped
- Scott #64C
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #64D
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Scott #64F
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #64c
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #64f
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott 64E
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #64C
- Scott #65-81 1901-2 OS Printed
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5] - SCott #73
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #65
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #66
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7] - Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #66a
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9] - Block of four
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Scott #69
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #70
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Scott #73
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #77
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #77A
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Scott #77a
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Scott #79
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #79var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Scott #80
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Scott #81
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[9]
- Scott #81a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #82-90 1901-2 Handstamped
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[1] - Scott #83
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #84
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #85
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #88
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #88var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Scott #90
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[9]
- Scott #91-93 1902
- Scott #91
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #91a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #91c
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #92
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4] Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Scott #92/92a pair
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4]
- Scott #92a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Scott #93
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4]
- Scott #93a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #91
- Scott #94 1903
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] It ain't easy, Doc! [Scott #115-6 plate proofs] :July/Aug. 1975: 3–5[4] - 3c orange
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[5]
- Proofs
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Scott #94a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seepost cancel;
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4]
- Watermark
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #95-97 1903
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] - Sheets of 20
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #98-100 1904
- Scott #98
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #99var
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #100
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #98
- Scott #101-113 1906
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] - 103a
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- 107a
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- 110b
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- 111a
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- Errors
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Proofs
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[5] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Scott #101
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Notes on Liberian legal-size air envelopes :Sep. 1969: 2–3[2] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[7]
- Scott #101a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #102
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Notes on Liberian legal-size air envelopes :Sep. 1969: 2–3[2]
- Scott #102 a/b var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Scott #102
- Issue date
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4]
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Seepost cancel
Was there ever a cancellation reading “NANNA KREW”? :Jan./Feb. 1978: 3–5[4]
- Issue date
- Scott #102a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #103
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8] - Imperf block of four
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Inverted centre and imperf block of four
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #103a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[7] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #103a var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[2]
- Scott #104
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #104a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #105
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Scott #106
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - Brown & black
[Random notes] May 1968: [1] Bomi Hills sub-p.o. :June 1968: [1] : [Scott #106 brown, #21 plate flaw, reply to Farr: “1891 postal stationery with Pres. Johnson’s portrait obliterated”] June 1968: 1–2[1] [Random notes] July/Aug. 1968: [1]
- Proofs
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #106a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #106b
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #107
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5] - Imperf plate proof
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13] - Various colours
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Trial colour plate proofs
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #107a
- Inverted centre
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Inverted centre
- Scott #108
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #109
- Plate proof
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Trial colour block
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Trial colour plate proof sheets
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Plate proof
- Scott #109b
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #110
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #110b
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #111a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #112
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #112a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #113
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #113 var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Trial colour proofs
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Scott #114 1908
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #115-125 1909-12
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] - Colour proofs
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Errors
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Imperf plate proofs
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Imperf plate proofs
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #116a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #116a-123a
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- Scott #117a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #118
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Scott #119a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #120a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #121b
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #121var
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Scott #123a
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #125
- Experimental roulette
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Experimental roulette
- Scott #115-125
- Scott #115
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #115-117
Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[8]
- Scott #117
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #118
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #118b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #119-125
Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[8]
- Scott #120
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #121
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #122
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #123
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #124
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #115
- Scott #126-127E 1910-12
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] - Scott #126B
- Pair imperf between
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Pair imperf between
- Scott #126b
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #127
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #127a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #127b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Surcharge
Re: Newsletter Nov. 1972, Liberia #21 :Jan. 1973: 2–3[3] Number 126 variety :Jan. 1973: [3]
- Scott #128 1913
Liberia’s “INLAND POSTAGE” stamp of 1897 and its surcharged variety of 1913. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1982 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Sep. 1969: 4–13[4] Comments on article in Sept. 1969 Letter [Scott #64 and #128] :Apr. 1970: [7] Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[7] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] - Scott #128a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #128d
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #129-133
The 1914 provisional issue of Liberia [Scott #129–33, #O72–5]. Repr. in LPS Newsletter Mar./Apr. 1986 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 2012 :May 1969: 4–7[4] Letters to the editor [Scott #129–33, #O72–5] :Mar./Apr. 1976: [8]
- Scott #129-133 1914
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13] Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6] - Double surcharge
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Scott #129-133
- Scott #129
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3] [Random notes] Feb. 1971: [2]
- Scott #130
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3]
- Scott #131
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3] Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #132
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3]
- Scott #133
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3]
- Scott #129
- Scott #134-135 1915
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[9] The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[3] - Scott #135
- Brownish paper
Re: New date on early cover in Dec. 1972 Letter :Jan. 1973: [4] New find? [Scott #135 on brownish paper] :Jan. 1973: [4] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[10]
- Brownish paper
- Scott #136-156 1915-16
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7] - Scott #126
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #141
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2] - Sheet of 20
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- Scott #142
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #146 var
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #146
- Inverted surcharge
Will miracles never cease? [Scott #146]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Apr. 1973: 3–5[3]
- Inverted surcharge
- Scott #146a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #147
Will miracles never cease? [Scott #146]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Apr. 1973: 3–5[3] Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10] - Type m surcharge
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #148
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #151
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Scott #151-152
: [Scott #B3 on maximum card, notes on Scott #151–2] Nov. 1967: 2–4[2]
- Scott #152
Scott #152 – Minkus #252 – Gibbons #211–220 :Mar. 1972: [5]
- Scott #153
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Scott #153-4
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #153-154
The 1914 provisional issue of Liberia [Scott #129–33, #O72–5]. Repr. in LPS Newsletter Mar./Apr. 1986 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 2012 :May 1969: 4–7[4] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13] - On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #153a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - Block of 50
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9]
- Scott #153b
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #153c
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #154
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2] [Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Scott #155-156
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #156
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Scott #157-159 1916
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6] A 1915 revenue stamp and some historical notes :Feb. 1972: [4] Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3] The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[4] - 1g16 surcharge
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[4]
- 1616 surcharge
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[4]
- Scott #157
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Ungummed
Gummed or non-gummed? – That is the question [Scott #16–20] :Mar./Apr. 1979: 3–4[3]
- Scott #160-161 1917
- Double surcharge
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6]
- FCUR
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6]
- FIV
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6]
- OUR
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6]
- Scott #O161
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Triple surcharge
The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[6]
- Double surcharge
- Scott #163-175 1918
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13] - Colour proofs
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10]
- Die proofs
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[7]
- Imperf pairs
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Scott #163
A hunting we will go – bongo hunting that is :May 1970: 2–3[2]
- Scott #166
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #167
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - Trial colour proof pairs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #169
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #171
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #172 var
- Imperf pair
- Brownish paper
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Brownish paper
- Imperf pair
- Scott #172
- Imperf pair
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Imperf pair
- Scott #173-175
- Trial colour proof pairs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Trial colour proof pairs
- Scott #174
- Imperf
- Corner block
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Corner block
- Imperf
- Scott #175
- Imperf pair
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Imperf pair
- Scott #176-182 1920
- CEETS
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[8]
- Scott #176
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #176b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #176c
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #178-178e
Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[11]
- Scott #178-182
Constant varieties of the 1920 provisionals no’s: 178–182. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: [15]
- Scott #178a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #178b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #178c
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #179
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6] [Random notes] Apr. 1974: [2]
- Scott #179-179g
Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[11]
- Scott #180
Unlisted errors & varieties :Sep. 1971: 3–4[3] : [Answers to questiones from previous Newsletter issues] Sep. 1972: 5–6[5]
- Scott #180-180f
Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[11]
- Scott #180b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #180d
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #181-181a
Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[11]
- Scott #182a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #182b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott 182-182c
Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[11]
- CEETS
- Scott #183-194 1921
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[4] - Scott #183
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3]
- Scott #184
Postage used for revenue used for postage :Jan./Feb. 1981: 1–3[2] - Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #188
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #191
- Postally used
[Random notes] May 1968: [1]
- Postally used
- Scott #195-208 1921 Overprinted
The unusual in philately. When normal is rare and error is common [Scott #195–208, #201 with normal overprint] :Jan. 1967: [1] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] - Inverted overprints
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #195
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3]
- Scott #201
Scott no. 201 :Jan./Feb. 1982: 8–9[8] - Part sheet
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Upright
Scott no. 201 :Jan./Feb. 1982: 8–9[8]
- Scott #209-213 1923
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] - Scott #213
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #214-227
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] - Brownish paper
The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal Apr./June 1992 :Nov. 1973: 3–11[3]
- Scott #216
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #222
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[5] Dumboy :Nov./Dec. 1980: 4–5[4]
- Scott #228-228a
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #229
Unlisted errors & varieties :Sep. 1971: 3–4[3] : [Answers to questiones from previous Newsletter issues] Sep. 1972: 5–6[5]
- Scott #230-236 1928
- Scott #230
Liberia wrappers :Sep./Oct. 1983: 2–4[2] - Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #233
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #236
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #230
- Scott #248-258 1936
- Covers
The 1936 provisional issue on cover [Scott #248–70] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 9–14[9]
- Misplaced overprints
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Scott #248
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6] - Double overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Inverted overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Scott #249
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #250
- Double overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Double overprint
- Scott #251
- Albino overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Albino overprint
- Scott #252
- Double overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Double overprint
- Scott #254
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6] - Inverted overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Scott #255
- Double overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Double overprint
- Scott #256
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6]
- Scott #257
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[6] - Diagonal overprints
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[13]
- Covers
- Scott #259-270 1936
For a real challenge, try Liberia. Repr. from Stamp Collector Jan. 20, 1979 :July/Aug. 1979: 4–6[4] - Scott #260
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] - Albino overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Scott #263
- Albino overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Inverted overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Albino overprint
- Scott #264
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16] - Missing '6'
For the sharp eyed [Scott #285 var. “coconut” etc.] :June 1967: [2] [Liberian national anthem, words by Daniel Bashiel Warner] June 1967: [2]
- Scott #264a
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #266
- Double overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Double overprint
- Scott #270
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #2670
- Vertical overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Vertical overprint
- Scott #271-276 1937
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - Scott #271
- Imperf pair
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Imperf pair
- Scott #277-279 1940
- First day cover
Why I collect Liberia. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: 2–3[3] History of the Liberian Philatelic Society. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Apr. 1968: [3] Liberia’s initial first-day-cover service :Nov./Dec. 1984: 2–11[2]
- Scott #278
[Random notes] May 1972: [1]
- First day cover
- Scott #283-288 1942
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] - Scott #285
For the sharp eyed [Scott #285 var. “coconut” etc.] :June 1967: [2] [Liberian national anthem, words by Daniel Bashiel Warner] June 1967: [2]
- Scott #287
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #288a
Waxed paper on mint stamps :July/Aug. 1971: [1]
- Scott #288A-295 1944-46
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] - Scott #289
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #290
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #290a
1944–1946 provisional issue. Scott #290A – 2c on 5c ultramarine. Plating sheet :Sep. 1972: [3]
- Scott #292
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #292a
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #296-7 1945
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2] A curious cover :Sep./Oct. 1979: 5–6[6] - FDC
A curious cover :Sep./Oct. 1979: 5–6[6]
- Scott #299 1947
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #300 1947
- Specimen
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Specimen
- Scott #301-4 1947
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2] Education with Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 4–5[5] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #305-8 1947
- Imperf pairs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Imperf pairs
- Scott #309-312 1949
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Herman Jaffe, printer [including letter reprinted from LPS Newsletter Dec. 1970] :Mar./Apr. 1980: 2–3[2] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5] - Die
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Die proofs
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Perforations
Observations [Scott #309–12, #C63–4] :May 1969: [2] Notes on Liberia’s first Jehudi Ashmun issue [Scott #309–12, #C63–64] :Jan. 1970: 4–8[7]
- Single colour
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #309
- Colour error
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Progressive proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[12]
- Colour error
- Scott #309a
Ashmun issue 1952. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Sep. 1973: [4]
- Scott #312
- Imperf corner blocks
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Imperf corner blocks Specimen
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Imperf corner blocks Szyk
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Progressive on linen
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Progressive on white
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Progressive proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Imperf corner blocks
- Scott #313-327
The president who was short-changed [Scott #313–27]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :June 1972: 4–5[4] President James S. Smith? :Mar./Apr. 1980: 4–5[4] - Scott #135
Obtaining stamps the Liberian style :Sep./Oct. 1979: 3–5[4]
- Scott #314
Obtaining stamps the Liberian style :Sep./Oct. 1979: 3–5[4] The birth of a stamp [Scott #314] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 4–8[4]
- Scott #321
Obtaining stamps the Liberian style :Sep./Oct. 1979: 3–5[4]
- Scott #313
- Postally used
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 2/3] Mar. 1967: [3]
- Reprint
: [Scott #B3 on maximum card, notes on Scott #151–2] Nov. 1967: 2–4[2] [Scott #C77, #313 and #328] Jan. 1968: [2] [Random notes] Mar. 1968: [1]
- Postally used
- Scott #329 1950
- Corner block
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Imperf margin pair
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Corner block
- Scott #330-331 1950
- Imperf Specimen
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Imperf Specimen
- Scott #332-337 1952
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[10] - Scott #333
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Scott #334
- Trial colour proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Trial colour proofs
- Sheets of 20
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[Sep81-10]
- Trial colour proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Scott #332-337
- Scott #334
- Sheet
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Sheet
- Scott #335
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Specimen
[Random notes] Mar. 1969: [2]
- Vignette
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #334
- Scott #332-340a 1952
The 1952 Ashmun stamps :May/June 1980: 3–4[3] - Errors
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Plate numbers
The 1952 Ashmun stamps :May/June 1980: 3–4[4]
- Scott #340a
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6]
- Scott #338
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #340a
[Random notes] July/Aug. 1973: [1]
- Scott #341-346 1953
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6] - Perforation errors
Real perforation errors? [Scott #344 and #364] :July/Aug. 1985: 3–5[4]
- Scott #345
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[7]
- Scott #347-349 1955
- Miniature proof sheets
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6] Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #348
Are they really semi-postals? [Scott #B1–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :May/June 1974: 3–5[5]
- Miniature proof sheets
- Scott #358-361 1956
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #362-363 1957
An unbelievable tale of adventure [Scott #362–3, #C107–10] :Jan./Feb. 1984: 2–6[2] - First Day Covers
An unbelievable tale of adventure [Scott #362–3, #C107–10] :Jan./Feb. 1984: 2–6[4]
- Scott #364-367 1957
The case of the trees with itchy feet [1957 Antoinette Tubman Child Welfare Foundation issue: Scott #364–7, #C111–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :July/Aug. 1973: [3] - Scott #364
- Perforation error
Real perforation errors? [Scott #344 and #364] :July/Aug. 1985: 3–5[4]
- Perforation error
- Scott #368-370 1958
“I’m off to Europe”, cried President Tubman [1958 flag issue: Scott #368–70, #C114–7] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 4–6[5] - Scott #370
- Imperf proofs
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[5]
- Imperf proofs
- Scott #371-378 1958-60
- Colour variants
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 2/3] Mar. 1967: [3] : [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Colour variants
- Scott #388 World Refugee Year 1960
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #393-394 1960
- Imperf
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Imperf
- Scott #397-398 1961
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #402 1962
- Imperf souvenir sheet
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Imperf souvenir sheet
- Scott #403A-406A 1962-64
- Die proof colour trials
Some essays of the 1964 building definitives :July/Oct. 1982: 1–4[1]
- Essays
Some essays of the 1964 building definitives :July/Oct. 1982: 1–4[1]
- Die proof colour trials
- Scott #434-443A 1966-69
- Scott #434-443a
Rogers handbook. 2nd report. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Oct. 1972: 2–4[3]
- Scott #441
[Random notes] Oct. 1969: [1] [Random notes] Feb. 1971: [2] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6]
- Scott #442
[Random notes] Feb. 1971: [2]
- Scott #434-443a
- Scott #483-485 1968
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #653-658 1973
Copernicus anniversary issue [Scott #653–8, #C200] :Feb. 1974: [11]
- Scott #659-662 1974
Radio ELWA 20th anniversary issue [Scott #659–62] :Feb. 1974: [12]
- Scott #703-708 1975
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #B1-B2 1915
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] - Scott #B1
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Varieties of the figure “2” on #s B1–2 :July/Aug. 1971: [3] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] Are they really semi-postals? [Scott #B1–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :May/June 1974: 3–5[3]
- Scott #B2
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Varieties of the figure “2” on #s B1–2 :July/Aug. 1971: [3] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8] Are they really semi-postals? [Scott #B1–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :May/June 1974: 3–5[3]
- Scott #B3-B15 1918
Liberia’s 1918 Red Cross issue :Nov./Dec. 1979: 2–3[2] - CTO
Liberia’s 1918 Red Cross issue :Nov./Dec. 1979: 2–3[2]
- Scott #B6
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #B9
Liberia’s 1918 Red Cross issue :Nov./Dec. 1979: 2–3[2]
- Scott #B15
Liberia’s 1918 Red Cross issue :Nov./Dec. 1979: 2–3[2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Specimen
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #B3-B15
- Scott #B3
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #B9a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #B13
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott B15
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #B3
- Scott #B19
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #B19 1954
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C1-C3 1936
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8] - Scott #3cm
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C1
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - "Via air mail"
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- Double surcharge
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- Inverted surcharge
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- Se tenant margin pair
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- Scott #C2
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10] - First flight cover
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- Inverted surcharge
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #C3
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10] - "Via air mail"
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18] Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Scott #C3m
- Surcharged on #230
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[17]
- Surcharged on #230
- Scott #C3var
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C3A-C3F 1936
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[2] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5] - Die proofs
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Imperf pairs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Pairs imperf between
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Plate proofs
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Scott #C3C var
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C4-13 1938
- On first day covers
Liberia’s initial first-day-cover service :Nov./Dec. 1984: 2–11[3]
- Proofs
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #C5
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[4]
- Scott #C9
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[4]
- Scott #C13
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[4]
- proofs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- On first day covers
- Scott #C14-C16
- Inverted overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C14
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #C15
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Scott #C16
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[8]
- Inverted overprint
- Scott #C17-C26 194
Random notes on Liberian philately [Scott #33a, #34a] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 2–3[3]
- Scott #C17-C26 1941
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18] - Bars
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4]
- C17
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- C18
Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Gum
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4]
- Inverted overprint
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4]
- Inverted surcharges
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Scott #C17
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[6] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C18
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Scott #C19
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - Inverted surcahrge
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Scott #C20
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[7]
- Scott #C21
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C22
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #C23
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11] Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #C24
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - Inverted surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #C25
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #C26
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - Inverted surcharge
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott C17
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Scott C26
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #C27-36 1942
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] - Double overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C27
- 50c inverted
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- 50c inverted
- Scott #C30
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C37-C44 1942-44
- Scott #C38
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #C42
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #C38
- Scott #C38-C39
What does the stamp really show? [Scott #C38–9]. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Nov. 1968: 2–3[2] What does the stamp really show? [Scott #C38–9; enlarged and illustrated version of Nov. 1968 article]. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 4–7[4]
- Scott #C45-C50
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #C45-C50 1944-45
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18] - C46
- Alberto Perez
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Surcharge errors
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Alberto Perez
- Scott #46A
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8]
- Scott #C45
- Block of four
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Block of four
- Scott #C46A
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C46a
- Inverted surcharge
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- On cover
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Inverted surcharge
- Scott #C47
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11] - On cover
Scott’s #C-47 used on cover :July/Oct. 1982: 9–15[9]
- Pair, one without surcharge
Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18]
- Scott #C48A
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C48B
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] Airmail serendipity (Part II) [Scott #C48B varieties] :Sep./Oct. 1984: [8]
- Scott #C48b
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #C49
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] Auction report [Robert Siegel auction Nov. 20, 1982 and George Alevizos auction Nov. 22, 1982] :July/Oct. 1982: 16–21[18] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #C50
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C45-C50
- Scott #C4
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C45
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C46
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - Diagonal surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Double surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C46A
- Inverted surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Inverted surcharge
- Scott #C46a
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #C47
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C48
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] - Diagonal surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C48A
- Inverted surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Inverted surcharge
- Scott #C48B
Airmail serendipity [Scott #C48B varieties] :Mar./Apr. 1981: 3–6, 9–10[3] - Inverted surcharge
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #C48Ba
Airmail serendipity [Scott #C48B varieties] :Mar./Apr. 1981: 3–6, 9–10[5]
- Scott #C48Bb
Airmail serendipity [Scott #C48B varieties] :Mar./Apr. 1981: 3–6, 9–10[5]
- Scott #C48Bc
Airmail serendipity [Scott #C48B varieties] :Mar./Apr. 1981: 3–6, 9–10[5]
- Scott #C48Bd
Airmail serendipity [Scott #C48B varieties] :Mar./Apr. 1981: 3–6, 9–10[5]
- Scott #C48Be
Airmail serendipity [Scott #C48B varieties] :Mar./Apr. 1981: 3–6, 9–10[5]
- Scott #C48a
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C48b
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5] Unlisted errors & varieties :Sep. 1971: 3–4[4]
- Scott #C49
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #C50
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10] Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- Scott #C4
- Scott #C54-56 1947
- Scott #C56a
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8] - Specim
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[9]
- Specimen
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14]
- Scott #C56a
- Scott #C57 1947
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2]
- Scott #C58-60 1947
- Imperf pairs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Imperf pairs
- Scott #C61-62 1948
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C61-62
- pair
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- pair
- Scott #C63-64 1949
- Perforations
[Random notes] May 1969: [1] Notes on Liberia’s first Jehudi Ashmun issue [Scott #309–12, #C63–64] :Jan. 1970: 4–8[7]
- Perforations
- Scott #C67 1950
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5] - Imperf Specimen
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #C67a
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[1]
- UPU Jubilee Specimen
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #C68-69 1952
- C69
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4]
- Colour errors
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Imper proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Inverted centres
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Proofs, Specimen
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #C68
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11] - Trial colour proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #C68a
[Random notes] Oct. 1968: [1]
- Scott #C69
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #C69a
[Random notes] Oct. 1968: [1] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11] - Proofs
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Vignettes
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Violet frame of the 25c stamp omitted
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Trial colour proofs
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[10]
- Vignette
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- C69
- Scott #C70a
[Random notes] July/Aug. 1973: [1]
- Scott #C71-C76 1953
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[11]
- Scott #C77
[Scott #C77, #313 and #328] Jan. 1968: [2] : [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Liberia’s UNICEF stamp [Scott #C77] :July/Aug. 1980: 2–3[2] - Sheet of 4
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #C88-90 1955
- Miniature proof sheets
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Miniature proof sheets
- Scott #C90
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #C93-C96 1955
- Miniature sheets
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Miniature sheets
- Scott #C95
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #C100-102 1956
- Scott #C100
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C101
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C102
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C103
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6]
- Scott #C100
- Scott #C104-106 1956
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #C107-110
An unbelievable tale of adventure [Scott #362–3, #C107–10] :Jan./Feb. 1984: 2–6[4] - First Day Covers
An unbelievable tale of adventure [Scott #362–3, #C107–10] :Jan./Feb. 1984: 2–6[4]
- Scott #C111-113 1957
The case of the trees with itchy feet [1957 Antoinette Tubman Child Welfare Foundation issue: Scott #364–7, #C111–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :July/Aug. 1973: [3]
- Scott #C114-C117 1958
- Scott #C114-C115
- Imperf proofs
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[5]
- Imperf proofs
- Scott #C117
“I’m off to Europe”, cried President Tubman [1958 flag issue: Scott #368–70, #C114–7] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 4–6[6]
- Scott #C114-C115
- Scott #C121a
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #C124
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #C128-C129 1960
- Imperf
Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #C129
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[6]
- Imperf
- Scott #C129
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[7]
- Scott #C130-131
- Scott #C130
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C131
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C130
- Scott #C132
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C134
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C151-C152
Obtaining stamps the Liberian style :Sep./Oct. 1979: 3–5[4]
- Scott #C161
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #C169a
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #CB1-CB3 1941
- Inverted overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Inverted overprint
- Scott #CB4-CB6
- Scott #CB4
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #CB5
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #CB6
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #CB4
- Scott #CE1
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[3]
- Scott #CE1 1941
- Inverted overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Inverted overprint
- Scott #CF1 1941
- Inverted overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Inverted overprint
- Scott #E1
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[2] Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #F1-F5 1893
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[1] - Scott #F1
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11] - Grand Bassa cancel
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12]
- Scott #F2
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #F2 var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #F3
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #F5
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #F2
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #F4
[Answers to Fred Farr’s questions in LPS Letter Feb. 1967] Mar. 1967: 1–2[1]
- Scott #F6-F9 1894
- Scott #F8
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8]
- Scott #F9
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8]
- Scott #F8
- Scott #F10-14 1903
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[8] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] Constant varieties of the 1920 provisionals no’s: 178–182. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: [15] - Scott #F10
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #F10a
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #F10a-14a
Liberia’s registration stamp of 1903 and its 1920 surcharge for regular postage. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1990 :Mar. 1970: 7–13[8] Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8]
- Scott #F11
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #F11a
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #F12
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #F12a
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #F13
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8]
- Scott #F13a
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8] Auction report – George Alevizos, Dec. 8 & 9, 1983 :Nov./Dec. 1983: 5–8[6]
- Scott #F15-19 1919
- Scott #F15
[Random notes] Mar. 1969: [2] - Imperf between
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6]
- Scott #F16
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #F17
More on the good old days :Mar./Apr. 1976: 9–10[9]
- Scott #F18
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] - Imperf tete-beche margin pair
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #F19
[Random notes] Mar. 1969: [2]
- Sheets of 50
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[6]
- Scott #F15
- Scott #F20-24 1921
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12] - Imperf
Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[3]
- Scott #F14a
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #F20
[Random notes] July/Aug. 1971: [4] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F21
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F22
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F23
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F23a
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #F24
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F24a
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #F25-F29 1921 Overprinted
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12] - Scott #F25
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F26
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F27
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #F28
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9] - Inverted overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #F29
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9] - Inverted overprint
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #F33
[The “S.S. George Washington” on Scott #F33]. Repr. from Stamps July 14, 1951. Also repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 and Jan./Mar. 2005 Dec. 1972: [4]
- Scott #F35
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #J1-J2 1892
- Scott #J1b
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #J1c
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #J1b
- Scott #J3-J9 1893
- Scott #J8a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #J8a
- Scott #J3-J9
- Scott #J2b
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[5]
- Scott #J8
- Cover
A genuine Liberian postage due cover. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :Mar./Apr. 1975: 3–4[3]
- Cover
- Scott #J2b
- Scott #M1-M7 1916
- Scott #M1
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[1] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #M1b
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #M1c
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #M2
Comments on the Homan estate auction :July/Aug. 1978: 4–5[4] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11] - Surcharge reading up
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #M3
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #M3-4
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #M4
Auction report [Harmers of New York sale on Jan. 27, 1983] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 4–8[8]
- Scott #M5
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11] Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[11]
- Scott #M6
Another crazy Liberian variety [Scott #M6] :Nov./Dec. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #M6-7
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott M6
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #M1
- Scott #O1-O12 1892
- Scott #O2
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #O5
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #O7
[Membership roster, as of Sep. 1, 1979] July/Aug. 1979: 7–9[9]
- Scott #O10
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O11
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9] Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O2
- Scott #O13
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #O14
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #O15-O25 1894
- Scott #O15
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #O17a
The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3]
- Scott #O17b
The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3]
- Scott #O22
- Ordinary overprint
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[12]
- Ordinary overprint
- Scott #O23
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O24
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O25
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O15
- Scott #O28-O42 1898-1905
- Scott #O29a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #O30
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #O32
- Seapost cancel
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #O29a
- Scott #O43
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] Killer cancels of the 1909 issues :Apr. 1969: [2] It ain't easy, Doc! [Scott #115-6 plate proofs] :July/Aug. 1975: 3–5[4]
- Scott #O43 1903
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #O43
- Seapost cancel
[Random notes] June 1969: [1] Comments [on some “bits” from LPS Letter Feb. and Apr. 1969] :June 1969: 2–3[2]
- Seapost cancel
- Scott #O44
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #O46-O58 1906
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12] - Errors
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #48b
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #O47a
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O47b
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #O48a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #O48b
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O49
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9] - Overprint omitted
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #O49b
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O50
German seapost cancels and others on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Nov./Dec. 1974: [8]
- Scott #O50b
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #O50c
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O51
The money order bureau postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Jan. 1974: [7]
- Scott #O52
Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #O55a
Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[7]
- Scott #O55b
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott #O56
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #O57a
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2] Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #O57var
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #O58
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #O58a
[Random notes] Feb. 1968: [1] : [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[11]
- Scott O48b
- Centre and ovpt inverted
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12]
- Centre and ovpt inverted
- Scott O49
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12]
- Scott O49b
- Centre and ovpt inverted
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12]
- Centre and ovpt inverted
- Scott #O59-O68 1909-12
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12] - Errors
Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3]
- Scott #O60
Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[8] : [Misc. questions and notes, part 1/3]. Repr. from LPS Letter Feb. 1967 Jan./Feb. 1978: [6] Auction report [Robert E. Lippert’s auction on Aug. 22, 1981] :Sep./Oct. 1981: 10–12[11]
- Scott #O61
- Centre inverted
William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[12]
- Centre inverted
- Scott #O62
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #O63-69
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #O64
Liberia’s 1909 landscape issue. Repr. in LPS Journal Oct./Dec. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 8–10[8]
- Scott #O65
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #O65-90
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #O66
[Random notes] Nov. 1967: [1]
- Scott #O67
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #O67a
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O68
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[7] Auction action [John A. Fox auction Feb. 25, 1983] :Jan./Feb. 1983: 6–8[8]
- Scott #O69
CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[2]
- Scott #O70-O71 1910-12
A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4] - Scott #O70
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #O71b
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] A specialized Liberian reference collection :June 1971: 4–5[4]
- Scott #O72-O75 1914
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7] Auction news [John W. Kaufmann sale Feb. 9, 1980] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 2–3[3] - Scott #O72
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O73
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O74
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O75
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O73
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3]
- Scott #O74
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3] Varieties on a sheet of Scott #O73 :July/Aug. 1974: [4]
- Scott #O76-O85
Further notes on Mr. Farr’s article on Scott 129–33 and O72–75 :May 1969: [3]
- Scott #O76-O85 1915-
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[7]
- Scott #O76-O85
- Scott #O83
Will miracles never cease? [Scott #146]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Apr. 1973: 3–5[3]
- Scott #O84
Will miracles never cease? [Scott #146]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Apr. 1973: 3–5[3]
- Scott #O83
- Scott #O87-O88 1915-16 Surcharged
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #O93
The 1914 provisional issue of Liberia [Scott #129–33, #O72–5]. Repr. in LPS Newsletter Mar./Apr. 1986 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 2012 :May 1969: 4–7[4]
- Scott #O96 1917
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] - Scott #O96a
Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2]
- Scott #O98-O110 1918
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[2] - Scott #O100
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #O102
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #O104
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #O108
Liberia at auction [Robert Lippert’s auction on May 17, 1980] :July/Aug. 1980: 5–6[5]
- Scott #O111-O112 1920
- Scott #O111a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O111b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O111c
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O111d
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O112
For the sharp eyed [Scott #285 var. “coconut” etc.] :June 1967: [2] [Liberian national anthem, words by Daniel Bashiel Warner] June 1967: [2] : [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8]
- Scott #O112a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O112b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O112c
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O112d
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O111a
- Scott #O113-O126 1921
- Scott #O115
Join me in a plot of intrigue and skullduggery [Scott #O115 color change] :Nov./Dec. 1983: 3–4[3]
- Scott #O116
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3]
- Scott #O117
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[3] - Bureau overprint
Liberia revenue discovery [Block of ten of Scott #O117 overprinted “BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE”] :July/Oct. 1982: 8–9[8]
- Scott #O115
- Scott #O127-O140 1921 Overprinted
The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[1] - Scott #O127
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #O128
Plate damages. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: 16–18[16]
- Scott #O141-154
The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal Apr./June 1992 :Nov. 1973: 3–11[3] Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[2]
- Scott #O141-154 1923
- Scott #O143
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #O149
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #O149a
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #O143
- Scott #O141-154
- Scott #O149
Did you ever check the catalog captions? [Scott #C3A-F, 1921 1c, Scott #C5 and #C9, 1923 30c]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :May 1973: 2–6[5]
- Scott #O149
- Scott #O155
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[8] [Random notes] Jan. 1971: [2] Further notes on Liberia #O155. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Dec. 1971: [2] [Random notes] Sep./Oct. 1975: [2] - Gents
[Random notes] Sep./Oct. 1975: [2]
- Scott #O155b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O156 1926
Overprint layout of Scott nos. 228 and O156 :Sep./Oct. 1984: 6–7[8]
- Scott #O156a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7]
- Scott #O157
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9] - Scott #O157a
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O157b
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O157c
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O158-O164 1928
- Scott #O158
Liberia wrappers :Sep./Oct. 1983: 2–4[2]
- Scott #O164
Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[9]
- Scott #O158
- Scott #O165 1945
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott 288A-295 1944-46
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14] - Scott #289
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14] - On cover
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- pair
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #290
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[14] William A. Fox auction report [June 24, 1982] :Mar./Apr. 1982: 7–13[9] - On cover
1944–46 surcharged issue on cover [Scott #290–1] :Mar./Apr. 1983: 1–2[1]
- Scott #290a
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #290b
Unusual Liberian covers. “2 C.ts” variety :Sep./Oct. 1985: 6–8[6Cancels:Cockrill CP.22]
- Scott #291var
George Alevizos auction report [of Nov. 25, 1980 sale] :Jan./Feb. 1981: 7–12[10]
- Scott #292
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott #292a
Prices in the news :May/June 1979: 1–2[2]
- Scott #293
Auction report [Sale of Ernest Page’s Liberia collection at Harmers of San Francisco, May 15–16, 1984] :May/June 1984: 8–12[10]
- Scott #294
- On cover
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- On cover
- Scott catalogue
Liberian valuations in the 1971 Scott catalogue :Jan. 1971: 4–5[4] Scott’s 1973 listings of Liberian stamps :Feb. 1973: 7–10[7] More news from the zoo :Mar./Apr. 1975: 5–6[5] Liberian prices in the news [Linn’s “Trends” Oct. 2, 1978] :Sep./Oct. 1978: [2] The 1981 Scott catalog listings :Sep./Oct. 1980: 1–2[1]
- Seepost cancels
-
Unusual Liberian covers. German “SEEPOST” cancel :Mar./Apr. 1984: [3]
-
- Sekula, B.
[Random notes] Nov. 1972: 5–6[9] The brown paper varieties. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 3–5[5] Letters to the editor [Scott #129–33, #O72–5] :Mar./Apr. 1976: [8]
- Semi-postals
Are they really semi-postals? [Scott #B1–2]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :May/June 1974: 3–5[3]
- Senf Katalog
The brown paper varieties of 1923. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal Apr./June 1992 :Nov. 1973: 3–11[5]
- Sinoe
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[8] A Nana Kru seapost cover :May/June 1983: 3–6[4]
- Six bar cancel
The Monrovia six-bar cancel :Sep./Oct. 1980: 2–4[2] - Scott #34
The Monrovia six-bar cancel :Sep./Oct. 1980: 2–4[3]
- Smith, J. Herbert
Unusual Liberian covers. “Nothing Without Labour” :May/June 1983: 1–2[1]
- Souvenir sheet
- Scott #C69a
Ashmun issue 1952. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Sep. 1973: [4]
- Scott #C69a
- Special delivery stamps
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[2]
- Specialised stamp catalogue, Saleski
Liberia 1975 specialized catalog :May/June 1974: [9] Liberia 1975 specialized catalog. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: [19] The Liberian specialized catalog :Nov./Dec. 1974: [11]
- Specimen
- 13 types
Specimens of Liberia :May 1972: 3–4[3]
- Scott #309
Ashmun issue 1952. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1992 :Sep. 1973: [4]
- Scott #312 Imperf corner blocks
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #330-331 Imperf
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #C67 Imperf
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #C68-69
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Waterlow & Sons
[Random notes] Nov. 1972: 5–6[5]
- 13 types
- Specimen stamps
The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[3]
- Spiro brothers
Two Liberian counterfeits [Scott #13 and #15] :Sep. 1973: [5]
- Stampless covers
- 1841
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[10]
- 1843
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1847
- J.J. Roberts
A stampless cover from Liberia’s first president :July/Aug. 1984: 5–8[5]
- J.J. Roberts
- 1855
Auction report – Kaufmann sale [on July 18, 1981 in Washington D.C.] :July/Aug. 1981: 9–26[11]
- 1841
- State Printing Office, Berlin
: [Misc. questions and notes, part 2/3] Mar. 1967: [3] [Random notes] May 1967: [1] Constant varieties of the 1920 provisionals no’s: 178–182. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1993 :July/Aug. 1974: [15] The 1916 and 1917 surcharges of Liberia :Jan./Feb. 1981: 3–6[3]
- Stolow, J&H
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[2]
- Stolow, J.H.
Liberian airmail forgeries – dangerous forgeries or only proofs? [Scott #C17–C26] :Sep./Oct. 1978: 3–8[4]
- Strong, Brig
My favourite stamp [Matilda Newport issue, Scott #301–4, #C57] :Mar./Apr. 1976: 4–7[5]
- Suakoko
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Szyk, A.
: [Letter to Joseph R. Bolton about Arthur Szyk]. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 Dec. 1970: 3–4[3] Jehudi Ashmun (1794–1828) :May 1971: 2–3[2] Herman Jaffe, my friend. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Nov. 1971: 2–3[2] Herman Jaffe, printer [including letter reprinted from LPS Newsletter Dec. 1970] :Mar./Apr. 1980: 2–3[2] Arthur Szyk :Sep./Oct. 1985: 5–6[5 Bileski, K.]
- Tappita
[Random notes] May 1967: [1] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Tchien
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1] Tchien cancel discovery :Jan./Feb. 1984: [7] Another Tchien cancel (Liberia) :May/June 1984: 1–5[1]
- Theodora Stamp Co.
Another page from the past [Follow-up on Chlanda’s article in LPS Newsletter Nov./Dec. 1980] :July/Aug. 1981: 5–8[5]
- Totota
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Tradetown
President Roberts and the Royal Navy drive out the slavers [Letter mailed by President J.J. Roberts on May 15, 1849] :Nov./Dec. 1985: 3–9[8]
- U.P.U.
Liberian postal history. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1993 :Sep./Oct. 1974: 8–12[9] - 1878 signing of the Convention
Liberia’s tribute to the 1964 UPU postal congress [Liberia souvenir UPU booklet 1964] :Sep./Oct. 1983: 5–7[6]
- 1964 Postal Congress
Liberia’s tribute to the 1964 UPU postal congress [Liberia souvenir UPU booklet 1964] :Sep./Oct. 1983: 5–7[5] - Presentation booklet
Liberia’s tribute to the 1964 UPU postal congress [Liberia souvenir UPU booklet 1964] :Sep./Oct. 1983: 5–7[6]
- U.P.U. Issue 1949
Odd UPU S.S. [Scott #C67a] :Mar. 1970: [6]
- U.P.U. Postal Card
Liberia’s U.P.U. postal card :Mar./Apr. 1979: 4–6[4] Follow-up on Liberia’s U.P.U. postal card :May/June 1979: [2]
- U.S. A.P.O.
Unusual Liberian covers. Isle of Man transit markings :Mar./Apr. 1985: 2–4[2]
- U.S. Forces Post Offices
U.S. forces post offices in Liberia :Mar. 1970: 2–3[2]
- U.S.S. Alligator
The U.S.S. Alligator [Scott #209–13]. Repr. from ? :Nov. 1966: [2] : [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[7]
- U.S.S. Cyane
Jehudi Ashmun :Sep./Oct. 1983: 4–5[5]
- U.S.S. Porpoise
Jehudi Ashmun :Sep./Oct. 1983: 4–5[5]
- UPU
A new Liberian “SPECIMEN” type :Mar./Apr. 1983: 3–5[4]
- United States Trading Company
The Liberian–German affinity :Apr. 1974: 6–9, 12[9]
- Vignette
- Scott #333-337
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #334 Sheet
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #C68 Vignette
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #C69a Vignettes
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[9]
- Scott #CB6
: [List of Liberian material in Lynch’s collection unlisted by Scott] Mar. 1969: 6–10[10]
- Scott #333-337
- Voinjama
[Letter from John L. Cooper, Jr., deputy postmaster general, to Gale Raymond, listing post offices opened since 1960] Sep. 1968: [2] The Voinjama area of Liberia :Apr. 1970: 3–4[4] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Vorlaufer publication
German seapost cancels revisited :Nov./Dec. 1975: [7]
- Walton, E.M.
Liberia’s special delivery stamps :Sep. 1973: 2–3[2]
- Warner, D.B.
Black Americans on Liberian stamps. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1991 :Mar. 1972: 2–3[2]
- Waterlow & Sons
Liberia 1892–96 pictorials (Scott’s 33–39 “colors”) :Sep. 1971: [5] Specimens of Liberia :May 1972: 3–4[3] [Random notes] Nov. 1972: 5–6[5] CTO can become a favor cancellation. Repr. in LPS Journal Apr./June 1995 :Oct. 1973: 2–4[3] The 1894 triangle [Scott #52–3, #O26–7] :Nov./Dec. 1975: [3] [Random notes] Mar./Apr. 1976: [11] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[3] - Archives
The Waterlow archives proofs :July/Aug. 1985: 1–3[1] - 1893 Registration stamps
The Waterlow archives proofs :July/Aug. 1985: 1–3[2]
- Black die proofs
The Waterlow archives proofs :July/Aug. 1985: 1–3[1]
- Enagrvers
The Waterlow archives proofs :July/Aug. 1985: 1–3[1]
- Perkins, Bacon Co.
The Waterlow archives proofs :July/Aug. 1985: 1–3[2]
- watermark
Random notes [Liberia’s first watermark] Jan./Feb. 1978: [7]
- Watermark
My philatelic interests of Liberia :Nov./Dec. 1975: 5–6[6] [Random notes] Mar./Apr. 1976: [11] - Waterlow & Sons
Random notes [Liberia’s first watermark] Jan./Feb. 1978: [7]
- Watson, Harold D.
Notes on the first type of Liberia :Oct. 1967: [2]
- Waxed paper
Waxed paper on mint stamps :July/Aug. 1971: [1]
- Webbo
Registration mark. Registration cancels :June 1970: [5]
- Weebo
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- West, J.W.
: [Commented excerpts from Abayomi Karnga: Liberia Official Postal Guide, Monrovia, 1923] Apr. 1969: 6–7[6]
- West Company
Notes on the West Company :June 1969: [4] Liberia’s money order system and postmark. Repr. in LPS Journal Jan./Mar. 1994 :May/June 1975: 4–9[9] Random notes on Liberian philately :July/Aug. 1978: 2–3[2]
- White Plains
Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Whittier Philatelic Society
The first cacheted envelopes for collectors [“Newport Day” covers] :July/Aug. 1983: 2–8[3]
- Williams, Rev. Walter B.
A Nana Kru seapost cover :May/June 1983: 3–6[3] Rev. Walter B. Williams :July/Aug. 1983: 1–2[1]
- Woermann Line
Liberia’s “INLAND POSTAGE” stamp of 1897 and its surcharged variety of 1913. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1982 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1990 :Sep. 1969: 4–13[11] The brown paper varieties. Repr. in LPS Newsletter May/June 1981 and LPS Journal July/Sep. 1992 :Feb. 1974: 3–5[3] German seapost cancels revisited :Nov./Dec. 1975: [7]
- Woermann Line
The 1936 provisional issue on cover [Scott #248–70] :Nov./Dec. 1982: 9–14[9] A Nana Kru seapost cover :May/June 1983: 3–6[4] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[2] Unusual Liberian covers. German “SEEPOST” cancel :Mar./Apr. 1984: [3]
- Wrappers
Liberia wrappers :Sep./Oct. 1983: 2–4[2]
- Wright, E.A. Bank Note Company
An improbable connection – the 1966 $1.00 definitive and the 1972/1973 bisects [Scott #443 (Edwin J. Barclay)] :Jan./Feb. 1979: 2–3[2] The birth of a stamp [Scott #314] :Jan./Feb. 1980: 4–8[4] The 1901 “ORDINARY” overprints :Nov./Dec. 1983: 1–3[3]
- Zorzor
[Random notes] Dec. 1969: [1] Liberian post offices – 1962 :Jan./Feb. 1980: [1]
- Zwedru
[Letter from John L. Cooper, Jr., deputy postmaster general, to Gale Raymond, listing post offices opened since 1960] Sep. 1968: [2] Tchien cancel discovery :Jan./Feb. 1984: [7]