Stuart Rossiter Trust Fund -a charitable trust devoted to the study of Postal History

      
Welcome
Trust objectives
Latest news
Book list
Annual reports
Annual accounts
Authors' guidelines
Referees' guidelines
Philatelic research guidelines
Rossiter lectures
How to apply for funding
How to make a donation
Contact us
Links
 Printer friendly version  
Stuart Rossiter was a leading postal historian who felt that as much research should be devoted to the rapidly changing affairs of the twentieth century, as to those which have passed. It was for the encouragement of research and of publication that he wished his resources to be devoted.

The principal objectives of the Trust, established in 1985 is to promote research into the history of the postal services and to support postal history books and publications in this area of study.

The Trustees invite applications for funding from anyone, whether professional or amateur, with an iinterest in conducting original research into the history of written communications with a view to publishing their findings.

The Trustees have organised annual Lectures in Stuart's memory, and most lectures have been followed by a book or monograph connected with the subject of the lecture.

The Trustees also see the need for a Resource Centre where facilities can be offered to studentsof written communications. If you would like to help achieve this objective, the Trustees would welcome your donations, whether in kind, in cash or as a legacy.



         © Copyright Stuart Rossiter Trust 2008



















THE AIR CRASH MAIL OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS & PREDECESSOR AIRLINES. By Kendall C. Sanford
THE AIRMAILS OF MALTA By D WARD. Malta Study Circle Study Paper No 29. 2000.
BRITISH CENSORSHIP OF CIVIL MAILS DURING WORLD WAR 1. By Graham Mark
BRITISH INDIA POSTAL STATIONERY. By Derek Lang
EARLY FORCES MAIL. By Barrie Jay
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE POSTAL HISTORY OF DENMARK 1624 - 1950. By David Cornelius
KEEPING IN TOUCH. By N.P.J. Morrin
LETTER RECEIVERS OF LONDON 1652 -1857. By Hugh Feldman
MARITIME DISASTER MAIL. By Norman Hoggarth and Robin Gwynn
NAVAL OFFICERS MAIL. By Geoffrey Osborn GM
NINETEENTH CENTURY WARS IN EGYPT AND SUDAN. By John Firebrace
PIGEON MAIL THROUGH HISTORY. By Salvador Bofarull
A POSTAL HISTORY OF THE PRISONERS OF WAR AND CIVILIAN INTERNEES IN EAST ASIA DURING WORLD WAR TWO – Volume 1 Singapore & Malaya 1942-1945 – The Changi Connection. By David Tett
THE POSTAL HISTORY OF THE ARMY OF THE BLACK SEA 1918 -1923. By John Slingsby
THE POSTAL HISTORY OF SPANISH NEW ORLEANS. By Yamil H Kouri Jnr
ROYAL REFORM. THE POSTAL REFORM OF 1837-1841. By Charles Goodwyn
THE STAMPS AND POSTS OF ALBANIA AND EPIRUS 1878 – 1945. By John S. Phipps
THE TRAVELLING POST OFFICES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA. By A.D. Presgrave
ROSSITER POSTAL HISTORY JOURNAL – VOLUME NO 1: 2000.
ROSSITER POSTAL HISTORY JOURNAL – VOLUME NO 2: 2001.
ROSSITER POSTAL HISTORY JOURNAL – VOLUME NO 3: 2002.
ROSSITER POSTAL HISTORY JOURNAL – VOLUME NO 4: 2003.
ROSSITER POSTAL HISTORY JOURNAL – VOLUME NO 5: 2004.
UNDATED POSTMARKS OF WALES 1840 – 1860. By Roger W. Broomfield