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THE AIRMAILS OF MALTA By D WARD. Malta Study Circle Study Paper No 29. 2000.
Country Index
This study updates information previously available on the air mail services of Malta. It covers the period from the first early flights until 1998 and the international aspects of mail carried to the east, Australia and South Africa. The effect of World War II and the implications on the postal services are covered as are all the known postal markings, air mail rates and air mail postage stamps. The Study Paper brings together the combined knowledge of the Study Circle and this is a useful monograph for those interested in air mails, the Mediterranean and, of course, Malta. Well illustrated, showing covers, handstamps, and instructional marks with a useful bibliography.
Malta
Mediterranean
39 pages B/W illustrations. Spirally bound with card cover. Published 2000.
Price £7.50 + postage & packing.

BRITISH CENSORSHIP OF CIVIL MAILS DURING WORLD WAR 1 (1914-1919)
By GRAHAM MARK FRPS.L
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The Author has tackled a subject that has never been covered in this detail before; the references and bibliography in annexe show the depth of his research. Starting with an introduction to censorship he goes on to describe the objectives and legal aspects and how the mails are censored. Successive chapters deal with the treatment of mail to and from the enemy, neutral and allied countries in different spheres of the world, country by country. Inland mail is also covered as is prisoner of war and internees mail. Each special category of mail is described. All of the censor’s slips, labels and handstamps are illustrated as are a large number of covers relevant to the text. Appendices give historical and political background and there is an abstract of Post Office circulars. This is an important and highly readable book for the postal and social historian dealing with the problems of communication during the difficult and dark time of war. Africa Maritime
America, Central
America, North
America, South
Atlantic Islands
Australia/ New Zealand
Caribbean
China / Hong Kong
Far East
France
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
India
Indian Ocean
Malta
Mediterranean
Middle East
Pacific Ocean Islands.
Russia
USA
“The author has made use of a considerable amount of source material. The book is a mine of information and a work of reference that is easy to use and understand. Strongly recommended and an essential addition to the library of anyone whose interests touch on this subject” London Philatelist. October 2000.
287 pages B/W illustrations throughout. Card cover. Published 2000.
Price £25 + postage & packing.

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