Philatelic manual

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A philatelic handbook contains detailed information on printing, edition, use, background information, etc. about philatelic collectibles. Sometimes there are flowing transitions or mixed forms between manuals , monographs and stamp catalogs . Individual manual projects went so deep or were planned so comprehensively that they could not be completed in the end. The processing was sometimes so complex and extensive that it brought the publishers into financial difficulties or even led to bankruptcy.

Examples of philatelic manuals
Name of the manual Authors Publishing year Remarks
Great manual of philately Otto Teltz, Carl Lindenberg and others 1887 to 1897 wider international coverage
Krötzsch manuals Paul Ohrt and others 1893 to 1897 with coverage of some old German areas
Cabbage Postage Stamp Manual Herbert Munk , JB Seymour and others 1923 to 1936 wider international coverage
Encyclopaedia of British Empire Stamps Robson Lowe 1948 to 1991 for the British Empire

literature

  • Encyclopedic Handbooks. In: James Negus: Philatelic Literature. Compilation Techniques and Reference Sources , Publisher: James Bendon, Limassol (Cyprus) 1991, ISBN 9963-7624-3-3 , pp. 156-162
  • Peter Fischer: manual. In: Deutsche Briefmarken-Zeitung / Collector Express (DBZ / se) issue No. 6/2001; from the article series / category: Basic Knowledge - Philately from A to Z
  • Wolfgang Maassen: From first albums and catalogs to world-class publishers , publisher: Phil Creativ, Schwalmtal 2010, ISBN 978-3-932198-87-8

Individual evidence

  1. Wolfgang Maassen: 1862–2012: 150 Years of Philatelic Literature in Germany. In: International Philatelic Literature Exhibition , exhibition catalog for the IPHLA in Mainz from 2-4. November 2012, p. 175
  2. The "Great Handbook of Philately". (Continuation article) In: philately nos. 428, 429, 430 from 2013
  3. ^ The "Advanced Handbook of Philately" ("Great Handbook of Philately"). In: AIJP Bulletin No. 130 (3/2009), pp. 54-61