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Affiliations


Founded in 1886, the APS is the largest, non-profit Society in the world in its 2nd century of service to stamp collectors & postal historians


The Carriers & Locals Society
Founded in 1991, this non-profit philatelic Society is dedicated to the study of United States carriers, locals & express posts, as well as the forgeries, reprints, & fantasies that created them.


The Collectors Club of N.Y.

Founded in NY City in the Summer of 1896 as a way to "gather... all the Societies, all the Auctions & all the Philatelic Interests of the City"

Chapters

The N.Y. Chapter of the USPCS, Inc.
A Group of Collectors interested in 19th Century U.S. stamps & covers - Monthly meetings at the Collector's Club

The Baltimore/D.C. Chapter of the USPCS, Inc.
A Group of Collectors interested in 19th Century U.S. stamps & covers - Contact Richard M. Wrona for more information (PO BOX 6712, McLean, VA 11106)

Meets the second Friday of every month, at a member's home for a "light dinner," philatelic banter, followed by presentation and discussion of a topic usually of US classic interest.

Additionally, they meet every year at NAPEX and welcome all attending members to join us for no host cocktails, dinner, and participation in our meeting at the McLean Hilton - the site for NAPEX.

Subjects reflect member interests; consequently, they have included Exhibiting, Show & Tell, the Washington - Franklin's, Restoration & Preservation, and similar topics in their agenda.

The Rocky Mountain Chapter of the USPCS, Inc.
A group of collectors interested in the U.S classics on and off cover, as well as varied other philatelic subjects. Anyone with similar interests WHO LIVES in the Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah USPCS region is most welcome TO JOIN US.

Meetings are held at the Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library, 2038 So. Pontiac Way, Denver CO 80224 at dates and times to be announced. Contact Stephen B. Pacetti for the details.

The Southern CA Chapter of the USPCS, Inc.
A Group of Collectors interested in 19th Century U.S. stamps & cover s - Contact Lester C. Lanphear III.

Meetings held 2 or 3 times a year: Sandical; Summer Show (if one); SESCAL; Christmas Party.


Please direct all inquiries to Dr. Charles J. DiComo
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