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June 28 1952, Published Every Once-in-a-While, Supplement to Issue No. 14
"The first fourteen issues of the 3c. '51-'57 CHRONICLE published by Unit No. 11 of American Philatelic Society comprise 167 pages of text, 619 full-size tracings of postal markings and plate varieties, and 307 halftone illustrations of plate varieties. Hundreds of contributions are included from leading students of the issue relating to the stamps and postal history of their period if use. The more prominent contributed articles include:"
| Author | Title | Issue No. |
| W.S. Anthony | Portland, Me., Postal Markings | 7 |
| Dr. Carroll Chase | Huge Double Transfer in S4 Misplaced 21 mm | 1 |
| " | Check List of Double Transfers, S4 and S5 | 11 |
| " | Notes on 3c. '57 Type II | 13 |
| " | Years of Use of Plates Producing Type II | 14 |
| R. McP. Cabeen | Study of Major Varieties of U.S. 3c '51 | 4 |
| " | What to Look For in the Perforated Stamps | 6 |
| Wilbur W. David | Large Boston "Paid" Obliterators | 3 |
| L.L. Downing | Calender, All Days Jul. 1, '51 to Jul. 1, '61 | 13 |
| D.A. Grant | Value of 3c. Orange Brown Stamps | 2 |
| A.G. Hall | Listing of Railroad Route Markings | 6 to 12 |
| H.A. Meyer | Town Names in Postmarks, etc. | 13 |
| Elliot Perry | Railroad Route and express-Mail Markings | 2 |
| " | Via M & I R.R. | 11 |
| C.W. Remele | Frequency of Reliefs, Double Transfers, Double and Triple Guide Dots | 3 |
| " | Outer Frame Lines on S1 and S2 | 5 |
| " | Via M & I R.R. | 10 |
| L.J. Shaughnessy | U.S. No. 26, Specialized | 3 |
| " | First Day Covers; How Many Are There? | 7 |
| D.A. Somdal | Route-Agent Markings of the Lower Mississippi | 13 |
| T.K. Webster | Target Obliterators on S4 and S5 | 2 |
| " | The Six Reliefs of 3c. '57 ype II Stamps | 9 |
"We are beholden to Mr. C.W. Remele for this long-needed subject index. To conserve space author's names are omitted. The railroad-marking list is so detailed and extensive in the CHRONICLE that each railroad is not separately indexed. Mr. Remele writes that at some future time he hopes to index all such references according to railroad name.
| A-B | C | D-E | F-G | H-K | L-M | N-O | P-R | S | T-V | W-Z |
The number before the hyphen indicates the Issue; the number or numbers after the hyphen indicate the Page. "P" indicates that the marking is illustrated only on a plate and is not individually named in the text."
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