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Postal Historian Volume 41

Articles for the Winter issue, Volume 41, No.1, Whole 157, January 01, 2022
Richard Winter: NCPHS Member Profile, George Slaton
Last Issue’s Mystery Cover
Kings Mountain, North Carolina – A History Older than Celebrated Today, Tony Crumbley
Lake Landing Ship Letter?, Richard Winter

Articles for the Spring issue, Volume 41, No.2, Whole 158, April 01, 2022
North Carolina Censored, Military Postal Censorship During World War II, Charles F. Hall, Jr.
North Carolina Adopt-A-Library Program, George Slaton
Biltmore, North Carolina-The Town Named After the Largest House in the Country, Tony L. Crumbley
Mystery Cover
The Last Known Cover Going South on the Washington to Richmond Route, Jerry Wells
Machine Cancel Update, Richard F. Winter

Articles for the Summer issue, Volume 41, No.3, Whole 159, July 01, 2022
Greensborough, Guilford County. A Post Office in Transition from Confederate States Back to United States 1861-1861, Jerry Roughton
Franklinville, NC-One of the State’s First Mill Towns, Tony L. Crumbley
Gillisville: Finally Found, Charles F. Hall Jr.
The Hercules Powder Company Ads Cover of Asheville, Tony L. Crumbley
Two Incoming Wilmington Blockade Covers, Richard F. Winter

Articles for the Fall issue, Volume 41, No.4, Whole 160, October 01, 2022
Marley’s Mills, A Randolph County Post Office, George Slaton
Farewell and Thnak You!, Richard F. Winter
The Postal History of a Premier Southern College-Trinity College to Duke University, Tony L. Crumbley
Maurice M. Bursey, Tony L. Crumbley
Updating the Digital North Carolina Postmark Catalog, Richard F. Winter