November 2004, Volume 56, No. 4, Whole No. 204
THE PRE-STAMP & STAMPLESS PERIOD Ornamented Mortised Handstamps, by James W. Milgram, M.D.
THE 1851-61 PERIOD The Plates of the 1851-57 3˘ Stamps of the United States: Part III: Perforated Stamp Plates of 1857-60, by Gary W. Granzow
THE 1869 PERIOD Dale-Lichtenstein Auctions of British Columbia and Vancouver Island and Western Expresses and the Millard H. Mack Collection of 1869 Pictorial Issue Covers, by Jeffrey Forster
BANK NOTE PERIOD A Lopsided CDS from Florida in the Bank Note Period, by Joe H. Crosby
OFFICIALS ET AL. Department of the Treasury First Day Usage, by Matthew Kewriga;  3˘ Agriculture "Short Transfers" of the Left Side, by George G. Sayers
GUEST PRIVILEGE The First Use of Lincoln on U.S. Stamps: Revenue Stamped Paper, by Ronald B. Lesher and William J. Ainsworth
THE FOREIGN MAIL Westbound Part Paid Prussian Closed Mail Cover Discovered, by Dwayne O. Littauer,  Book Review: Australia New Zealand UK Mails to 1880, Rates Routes and Ships Out and Home, reviewed by Richard F. Winter
THE COVER CORNER Problem Covers for This Issue

August 2004, Volume 56, No. 3, Whole No. 203
U.S. CARRIERS & INDEPENDENT MAILS Boston to Saint John Steamboat Mail, by David D'Alessandris (Continued from Chronicle 202:116)
THE 1847 PERIOD Philadelphia, August 26, 1847, by Harvey Mirsky, The Philadelphia "Paid" in Double-Line Octagon Handstamp, by Harvey Mirsky
THE 1851-61 PERIOD New EDU for the 1˘ 1857 Plate 11 (Scott No. 22), by Jay Kunstreich,  The Plates of the 1851-57 3˘ Stamps of the United States: Part II: Meeting Initial Demand: The First Four 3˘ Plate, by Gary W. Granzow
CONFEDERATE STATES The 5˘ De La Rue Bermuda Shipment: Another Mystery, by Leonard Hartmann
S.C.R.A.P. CORNER 3˘ 1861 Issue on Old Capitol Prison Covers
OFFICIALS ET. AL New York Foreign Mail Cancellations on Official Stamps, 1873-1884, by Alan C. Campbell,  In Memoriam: Theodore "Ted" Lockyear, 1929-2004, by Alan C. Campbell

May 2004, Volume 56, No. 2, Whole No. 202
GUEST PRIVILEGE Grinnell Redux, by Calvet M. Hahn,  Due 6 Cents, by James W. Milgram, M.D. (Continued from Chronicle 201:32)
U.S. CARRIERS & INDEPENDENT MAILS Boston to Saint John Steamboat Mail, by David D'Alessandris (Continued from Chronicle 201:20)
THE 1847 PERIOD Chattanooga Cancels on the 10˘ 1847, by James C. Cate
THE 1851-61 PERIOD The Plates of the 1851-57 3˘ Stamps of the United States, by Gary W. Granzow
THE 1861-1869 PERIOD General Banksı Division Manuscript Cancels, by James C. Cate
THE BANK NOTE PERIOD Book Review: The Two Cent Stamp of the Small Bank Note Issues of 1890, Exploring Relief Breaks, Papers and Shades, reviewed by Joe H. Crosby
OFFICIALS ET. AL The Robert L. Markovits Collection of United States Official Stamps, 1873-1884: An Insiderıs Report on the Public Auction, by Alan C. Campbell
THE FOREIGN MAIL Letter by British Mail to Penang, or Was it Padang?, by Richard F. Winter
THE COVER CORNER

February 2004, Volume 56, No. 1, Whole No. 201
IN MEMORIAM William S. Dunn (1927-2004)
U.S. CARRIERS & INDEPENDENT MAILS Boston to Saint John Steamboat Mail, by David D'Alessandris
GUEST PRIVILEGE Due 6 Cents by James W. Milgram, M.D. (Continued from Chronicle 200:291)
THE 1847 PERIOD 1847 Covers Reflect Stampless Usages, by James W. Milgram, M.D.
THE 1869 PERIOD Uncommon Frankings for Common Rates Used With the 1869 Issue, by Jeffrey M. Foster
CONFEDERATE STATES The 5˘ Green Twin Scroll Misplaced Transfer, by Leonard H. Hartmann
SPECIAL PRINTINGS 1875-84 The 1875 Special Printing Program, by William E. Moos
THE FOREIGN MAIL The Havanna Markings of Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, South Carolina, Used on Incoming Steamship Mail, by Yamil H. Kouri, Jr., M.D. and Theron J. Wierenga (Continued from Chronicle 199:230)
THE COVER CORNER Additional Answer to Problem Covers in Issues 197-198, Answers to Problem Cover in Issue 200, Problem Cover for this Issue