The Maryland POW Fishing Stamps – Part One

By David Torre | June 15, 2016 |

Last month, before leaving for New York, I was looking through some albums for interesting items to write about. I came upon a group of licenses from Maryland that I had acquired from an advanced collector in the mid 1990’s. Each of the licenses was made out to Gilbert D. Cooper of Brunswick, MD and affixed to each…

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Fish and Game Stamps of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe

By Eric Torre | October 28, 2015 |

by David R. Torre, ARA   60.8MB   Introduction Information about stamps issued by Indian Reservations in South Dakota was first published in revenue publications in the early 1960s (see Figure 1).         Since then, a relatively small group of state revenue and fish and game collectors have avidly pursued these paper artifacts.…

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Gallery 6

By kaiya | March 6, 2016

All Categories Articles Blog Posts Catalogs Exhibits Federal Galleries Hall of Fame Killer Marketplace Society Uncategorized Wanted Gallery Index Gallery One Gallery Two Gallery Three Gallery Four Gallery Five Gallery Six Gallery Seven Gallery Eight Gallery Nine Gallery Ten Gallery Eleven Gallery Twelve Gallery Six 1907 – 1929 Connecticut Hunting and Fishing Licenses Connecticut started…

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Introduction to to Catalog of U.S. Non-Pictorial Waterfowl Stamps

By kaiya | February 28, 2016

Previous Series Back to Table of Contents Next Series Introduction What has been included Although they are often referred to as non-pictorial, many of the stamps listed in this catalog may be more accurately described as “semi-pictorial”. They may include a small or background image that is secondary to the printed text in the overall…

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Catalogs (Federal)

By kaiya | October 21, 2015

All Categories Articles Blog Posts Catalogs Exhibits Federal Galleries Hall of Fame Killer Marketplace Society Uncategorized Wanted Catalog of Federal Waterfowl Stamps Preface This online catalog provides current retail values for federal waterfowl stamps in unused (with gum), unsigned (without gum) and signed (by a hunter) conditions. The first issue (1934-35) was not required to…

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Gallery 1

By kaiya | September 20, 2015

All CategoriesArticlesBlog PostsCatalogsExhibitsFederalGalleriesHall of FameKillerMarketplaceSocietyUncategorizedWanted Gallery Index Gallery One Gallery Two Gallery Three Gallery Four Gallery Five Gallery Six Gallery Seven Gallery Eight Gallery Nine Gallery Ten Gallery Eleven Gallery Twelve Gallery One Michigan Cisco Netting Stamps These stamps were issued by the State of Michigan for recreational use along the shore of Lake Superior.…

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Gallery 3

By kaiya | January 6, 2016

All CategoriesArticlesBlog PostsCatalogsExhibitsFederalGalleriesHall of FameKillerMarketplaceSocietyUncategorizedWanted Gallery Index Gallery One Gallery Two Gallery Three Gallery Four Gallery Five Gallery Six Gallery Seven Gallery Eight Gallery Nine Gallery Ten Gallery Eleven Gallery Twelve Gallery Three Indiana Trout Stamps Indiana started issuing trout stamps in 1951 and they have been highly sought by stamp collectors ever since. 1951 through…

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An Important Story to Tell – Part Two; Finding the Golden Thread

By David Torre | February 6, 2024 |

On the flight back, I started to get really excited about the military exhibit. The forerunner section seemed full of compelling possibilities and – if not done right – potential pitfalls. I placed a call to a long-time friend who is a national and international judge that I respect and trust. After discussing Will’s new…

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Gallery 12

By kaiya | October 17, 2021

All CategoriesArticlesBlog PostsCatalogsExhibitsFederalGalleriesHall of FameKillerMarketplaceSocietyUncategorizedWanted Gallery Index Gallery One Gallery Two Gallery Three Gallery Four Gallery Five Gallery Six Gallery Seven Gallery Eight Gallery Nine Gallery Ten Gallery Eleven Gallery Twelve Gallery Twelve New Mexico Stratified Hunting Season Stamps In order to reduce hunting pressure on big game species, New Mexico implemented a system of…

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