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A "APS Courses on the Road" symposium will be held prior to the Garfield Perry Stamp Show March 21-22, 2012. The subject will be Financing the Civil War, Ron Lesher, Course Coordinator.

Revenue and Related Sites

Societies

The American Philatelic Society

The Carriers & Locals Society

The State Revenue Society

Revenue Society of Gt. Britain

The American Society of Check Collectors

Dealers

Eric Jackson - U.S. and world wide revenues, literature, auctions

Richard Friedberg - Specializing in U.S. revenues and back-of-the-book

E.S.J. van Dam Ltd - Canada & Provinces revenue stamps

Michael E. Aldrich Auctions - U.S. and world wide revenues and postage stamps

J. L. McGuire - U.S. Regular Issues, B.O.B and Revenues

Personal Sites

The 1898 Revenues by John Langlois - A must if you collect the revenues of the Spanish-American War

Indonesian Revenues by Hans van Schaik, in English and Dutch

An Introduction to the 2¢ Revenue Stamped Paper of the United States - An excellent site by Bob Hohertz which includes many illustrations of the various types.

Private Die Proprietary Stamps (Match and Medicine Tax Stamps) - This site by Bob Hohertz includes tax information, company listings and images of these interesting tax stamps.

Dan Harding's web site - Includes an on-line version of the 1915 Forbin Revenue catalog.

State of New York Stock Transfer Tax Stamps by Kurt Lange - Dedicated to learning more about these common, yet often confusing stamps.

The Curtis Collection - A census of U.S. Revenue Documentary, Proprietary, Future Delivery, Stock transfer and Silver Tax stamps. The First Three Documentary Issues and Proprietary Issues RB1 through RB19 are multiples only. All others include singles as well as multiples.

Collectible Stocks and Bonds from North American Railroads Terry Cox has an excellent section on imprinted revenue stamps that appear on financial documents from the 1860s and 1870s.

Research Sites

The Study of Philately and Postal Operations as seen through the National Postal Museum's Collection.

The American Philatelic Research Library