If you are wondering what consitutes postal stationery, there is an illustrated section on
"What is Postal Stationery". There is a section on the various societies devoted to
postal stationery. A working list of journals and books devoted to postal stationery can be
found in the literature section. There are also mini displays of postal stationery which
will change periodically.
The Aerogramme Society is an international society dedicated to the study and enjoyment of worldwide aerogrammes,
air letter sheets and the equivalent, and publishes a quarterly journal, AerogrammeR.
The United Postal Stationery Society is a non-profit organization which was formed in 1945, and today
it is the largest society devoted to the collecting of postal stationery with members across the
United States as well as many countries throughout the world. There is much of interest on this
site, including a good introductory article
What Do You Know About Postal Stationery?.
Specializing in US Postal Stationery from A to Z: Entires, cut squares, postal cards, wrappers, and air letter sheets.
Space fillers to exhibit quality.