The complete set of 8 softbound volumes, covering all Commonwealth postage stamp issues through to the end of 2001, with Postage Dues (including New South Wales and Victoria) and Booklets. Retail value $1,155.

Does not include Australian States Federal Period or Postal Stationery.

Australian States Federal Period, 1901-1912, full colour in new A4 format, fully revised from the first edition that was included in the 2004 Kangaroos 4th edition. All the listings and prices have been extensively revised with a number of new discoveries being listed. Further archival information has been included, and numerous new illustrations have been added. 2nd edition, 352 pages, softbound, 2023.

Kangaroos, full colour in new A4 format, fully revised and incorporating corrections, new illustrations and listings, including additions to the pre-1913 essays. Pricing includes two new cover prices, for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp. All prices revised to reflect the current market. 7th edition, 230 pages, softbound, 2021.

King George V, in full colour, fully revised to incorporate corrections, new illustrations and additional listings, with pricing updated to reflect the current market, and now includes two cover prices for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp. 6th edition, 336 pages, softbound, 2022
 

Queen Elizabeth II 1952-1966, in full colour, fully revised to incorporate corrections, new illustrations and additional listings, with pricing updated to reflect the current market, and now includes two cover prices for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp. Also includes the AAT and Cocos issues and relevant Postage Due issues. 5th edition, 286 pages, softbound, 2024

Previous 4th Edition available at AU$50 while stock lasts

Decimals Volume 1, 1966-1984, complete revision of the 2002 edition in the new full colour A4 format. A large number of new listings have been included taking account of the many new items which have surfaced in the last 20 years, and hundreds of new illustrations are provided. Two cover prices are now provided, for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp. 3rd edition, 562 pages, softbound, 2021.

Also available: Decimals I 2nd edition (2002) - $50.00

Decimals Volume 2, 1985-2001, complete revision of the 2002 edition in the new full colour A4 format. A large number of new listings have been included taking account of the many new items which have surfaced in the last 20 years, and hundreds of new illustrations are provided. Two cover prices are now provided, for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp. 3rd edition, 602 pages, softbound, 2021.

Set of two - Decimals Third Edition Volumes 1 and 2, softbound, 2021.

Postage Dues, including New South Wales and Victoria, full colour in new A4 format, fully revised with additional illustrations. Includes specialised listing of the Colonial issues, the Commonwealth issues, UPU Specimen and cancelled-to-order stamps. Two cover prices are now provided, for solo usages and for other uses of each stamp, 3rd edition, 160 pages, softbound, 2020

Booklets, full colour in new A4 format, fully revised with additional illustrations. Through to the end of 2001, including booklets containing States stamps, numbers issued of most early booklets, detailed listings of 1960-73 edition and advert combinations and the 1979-2001 period specialised, 3rd edition, 190 pages, softbound, 2020

Postal Stationery 1911-1980, including Australian Territories issues, highly specialised with much new and previously unrecorded information, IN FULL COLOUR, A4 perfect bound, 2nd edition, 484 pages, 2018

The Numeral Cancellations of New South Wales, Second Edition, by Hugh Freeman, APR (Brusden-White, 2017), hardbound with dust jacket, 376 pages. The second edition incorporates all new discoveries and revisions, with additional illustrations and adjusted rarity ratings. Hugh's research in this area has been acknowledged with the award of the Research Medal of the Australian Philatelic Federation this year.

No. 1 of the Brusden-White Australian Philatelic Research Series

The Barred Numerals of Victoria, by Hugh H. Freeman, APR, 2018, hard-bound with dust jacket, 492 pages in colour. This new edition updates the earlier edition published by The Royal Philatelic Society of Victoria Inc with details of all new discoveries and updated rarity ratings. The great achievement is Hugh's attempt to illustrate every different obliterator which has been largely successful, with over 98% of all numerals illustrated in colour. The result is an indispensable reference for all collectors of this popular area.

No. 2 of the Brusden-White Australian Philatelic Research Series

The Pre-U.P.U. Mail of Queensland, by Ben D. Palmer, FRPSL, FRSPC, FBSAP, FIPJF, AIEP, APR (published by ASSC of the Royal Sydney Philatelic Club), 2021, hardbound with dust jacket, 360 pages.This book contains a census of the Queensland mails up to 1891, including inland and intercolonial mails, prestamp items, and the use of NSW stamps in the Morton Bay District. Also includes a 60 page appendix of available postal rates of all countries up to 1891.

This limited edition book is being offered on behalf of the Australian States Study Circle while stocks last.

Catalogue and Handbook of Tattersall's Covers, by David McNamee, FRPSL (Brusden-White, 2006), softbound, 212 pages. In 1902 the Postmaster-General implemented a postal ban on the buying of tickets in the sweepstake lotteries conducted by George Adams on major Australian horse races. In this definitive book, the author researches the many names and address variations that were used as a subterfuge to overcome the ban.

No. 1 of the Brusden-White Monograph Series.

Victoria: The 1895 Havelock-Foster's Postcard, by Raymond J Kelly, FAP (Brusden-White, 2007), softbound, 36 pages. The issue of this postcard on 1st November 1895 caused outrage, to the point where they were withdrawn from sale on 19th November. In presenting the Havelock-Foster's story, the author devotes attention to this social aspect, as well as to the philatelic attributes which were so different from other Victoria postcards.

No. 2 of the Brusden-White Monograph Series.

Australia: The 1927 Canberra Commemorative, by Geoffrey Kellow, RDP MAP APR FRPSL (2011), softbound, 72 pages. The story of Australia's first commemorative stamp, based on all the available archival records, and revealing many new facts. The essays and proofs, the issued stamp with all its varieties, the stamp booklet and the 'OS' punctures are all fully described and illustrated.

No. 3 of the Brusden-White Monograph Series.