November 1994, Volume 46, No. 4, Whole No. 164
U.S. CARRIERS Moody's "Henny Despatch" Error, by Scott R. Trepel
THE 1847 PERIOD The Plating of the Eight Corner Positions of the Five Cent 1847 Stamp, by Jerome S. Wagshal
THE 1851-61 PERIOD Quintessential Covers: Part III, by Hubert C. Skinner
THE 1861-69 PERIOD Soldier's Letter Ovals, by Richard B. Graham
SPECIAL PRINTINGS 1875-84 The Special Printings of the 1c Agriculture and Executive Department Stamps, by William E. Mooz
OFFICIALS ET AL. Two Tickets to Pittsburgh, by Alan C. Campbell
THE FOREIGN MAIL "By West India Steam Packet", by Colin Tabeart (continued from Chronicle 163:211)
THE COVER CORNER Answers to Problem Covers in Issues 162 & 163, Problem Covers for this Issue

August 1994, Volume 46, No. 3, Whole No. 163
U.S. CARRIERS The War Against Private Expresses: An Examination of the Post Office's Monopoly Power, by Steven M. Roth (continued from Chronicle 162:88)
THE 1847 PERIOD Plating the 5 Cent Stamp of 1847: An Interview Followed by an Editorial Commentary, by Jerome S. Wagshal
THE 1851-61 PERIOD Quintessential Covers: Part II, by Hubert C. Skinner
THE 1861-69 PERIOD Patents and Philately During the 1860s, by Hubert C. Skinner
SPECIAL PRINTINGS 1875-84 The Special Printings of the 2¢, 3¢, and 4¢ 1874 Newspaper and Periodical Stamps, by William E. Mooz
THE FOREIGN MAIL "By West India Steam Packet", by Colin Tabeart
THE COVER CORNER Answers to Problem Covers in Issues 162, Problem Covers for this Issue

May 1994, Volume 46, No. 2, Whole No. 162
THE PRESTAMP & STAMPLESS PERIOD Handatamped Multiple Rate Markings -- the Chicago "18", by Frank Mandel
U.S. CARRIERS The War Against Private Expresses: An Examination of the Post Office's Monopoly Power, by Steven M. Roth (continued from Chronicle 161:22),   Did You Ever Stop to Think About..., by Robert B. Meyersburg
THE 1847 PERIOD An Editorial Introduction,   The Discovery of a Plate Crack on the 5¢ Stamp of 1847, by Wade E. Saadi
THE 1851-61 PERIOD Quintessential Covers: Part I, by Hubert C. Skinner
THE 1861-69 PERIOD The Ishikawa 1869s: Another Look, by Scott R. Trepel
THE BANKNOTE PERIOD Notes from the New Section Editor
THE FOREIGN MAIL Indications of a U.S.-British Mail Arangement Prior to the 1848 Convention, by Richard F. Winter (continued from Chronicle 161:67),   "Steam China" -- The First Postal Markings of U.S. Steamship Mail from China and Japan, by James W. Milgram, M.D.
THE COVER CORNER Answers to Problem Covers in Issues No. 161, Problem Covers for this Issue, New Book on Forged Postmarks

February 1994, Volume 46, No. 1, Whole No. 161
IN MEMORIAM Robert A. Siegel, 1913-1993, Charles J. Starnes, 1912-1993
THE PRESTAMP & STAMPLESS PERIOD "Black Letter" Postal Markings, by Frank Mandel
U.S. CARRIERS The War Against Private Expresses: An Examination of the Post Office's Monopoly Power, by Steven M. Roth
THE 1847 PERIOD An Editorial Introduction and Comment,   The Round Grid Canceler Used at the New York City Post Ofice -- 1847-1851, by Philip T. Wall,   The Use of the "New York" (City) CDS as a Canceling Device, by Jerome S. Wagshal,   Observations on Lot 22 in the Ishikawa Sale: A Letter from Malcolm L. Brown,   A Not-So-Minor Correction Regarding a Major Piece
THE 1869 PERIOD The Ishikawa Sale and the 1869 Issue, by Jon W. Rose
THE BANKNOTE PERIOD Exotic Postal Isages with Two Cent Banknote Stamps from the Barbara Ray Collection -- Part 1, by Richard M. Searing
SPECIAL PRINTINGS 1875-84 The Reissue of the One Cent 1869 Stamp, by William E. mooz
THE FOREIGN MAIL Indications of a U.S.-British Mail Arangement Prior to the 1848 Convention, by Richard F. Winter,   Corrigendum
THE COVER CORNER Answers to Problem Covers in Issues No. 160, Problem Covers for this Issue, New Caribbean Postal History Book
INDEX TO CHRONICLE VOL. 45 (1993)