Because most of this material was never officially documented, there are still "new" items appearing. This still leaves an estimated 50,000 different items to cover, so it is an ambitious project. These areas have all been comprehensively covered in the recent past. Publicity - Charity, Fundraising, Publicity, PropagandaĪreas that would NOT be covered: Christmas/TB seals Railway Stamps Bypost (Locals) Revenues. Places - Citiies & Towns, regional festivals The scope of the catalog will probably include (but not necessarily be limited to):Įvents/Exhibitions - Trade Shows and Business events. What do you like or dislike about different catalog format? I would welcome any suggestions from collectors. What I am aiming for is something that is easy to use for collectors and dealers alike, comprehensive enough to include as much information as is available for individual items, but concise enough that it is not too unwieldy. I have used and studied many catalogs and handbooks, in many formats and they all seem to have pros and cons. As a collector and dealer, I have an extensive research library. One of the things I am wrestling with is the format to use. There are several in existence now, but each covers only a specific area or type of item. As a collector of Danish area cinderellas I have had an idea for several years to create a catalogue of them.
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