Addenda to the" Supplement to theCatalogue of the
Philatelic Library of theEarl of Crawford,

K.T."
By

SIR EDWARD D. BACON,
K.C.V.O.

Supplement lo the London Philatelist
March, 1938

to the "(Supplement to theCatalogue of the philatelic JCibrnrg of the(Sari of dratofort), fll."
BY SIR EDWARD D. BACON. K.C.V.O.

fINCE the publication of the " Supplement to the Catalogue"
in 1926 I have come across some further additions, which shouldfind a place in the work. These include certain interesting
desiderata, details of which collectors of philatelic literature may
like to have.
£ &r
Besides those items the two Honorary Librarians of theRoyal Philatelic Society, London—Mr. Percy de Worms and Colonel H. Wood
—to whom I tender my grateful thanks, have been good enough to'allow me toincorporate in the list notes of additions and corrections to the " Crawford
Catalogue " they have made during their re-arrangement of the library of theSociety.
For librarians and collectors of philatelic literature perhaps the most usefulway for reference purposes will be for them to insert the " Addenda " at the endof the " Supplement to the Catalogue."
PART ISEPARATE WORKS
ALPHA. Price list of foreign and colonial stamps, on sale, by Alpha, Great
Jackson Street, Hulme, Manchester.
Holme, Manchester, [1864].
Fol. 14} in. One sheet printed on one side only.
•«• There is a copy in the library of the Royal Philatelic Society, London.
The price list was advertised in Every Boy's Magazine of April, 1864.
BOILLEAU (A. O.). Bill du Parlement Anglais du 17 aout 1839.—Concours
provoqu^ par les Lords de la Trfcorerie. par leur Circulaire du 23 aoiit 1839.—
Me'moire sur le projet de Reduction du Tarif des Lettres au droit uniforme dc
un penny, et sur le mode d'exe'cution le plus applicable a ce systime.
Paris, [1839].
8° 8} in. 51 pp. + (i) p., folded sheet headed " Modele de I'enveloppc proposed
pour la lettre simple." Coloured paper wrapper.
%• The work is dated " 10 octobre 1839 " on pages (3) and 51. There is acopy of the brochure in the Royal Stamp Collection. A description of the contentsof this interesting little work is given in the number of the London Philatelist
for December, 1932.
BULLARD AND CO. (ALBERT). The collector's own catalogue.
Boston, Mass., [? 1904].
*»* Alter date to 1908. The coloured paper wnipper has" Copyright MCMVIII
by Albert W. Bullard," but it seems probable that a previous edition had lieen
published about 1904.

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CUBA. DURO (A. F.). Resena historicn-descriptiva de los sel|ps de correo deEspaiia.
Madrid. 1881.
—— FRffiDERICH (R.). Die Postwertzcichen Spaniens und seiner Kolonicn.
Berlin, 1894.

FERNANDO POO. DURO (A. F.). Resena hist6rico-descriptiva de los sellos decorreo de Espana.
Madrid, 1881.
—— FRIEDERICH (R.). Die Postwertzeichcn Spaniens und seiner Kolonien.
Berlin, 1894.

FRANKFORT (VEREIN FUR BRD2FMARKENKUNDE ZU FRANKFURT-A.-H.).
Vertrauliche Vereins-Mittheilungen.
—— —— 1899.
Frankjurl-a.-M., 1900.
8°8|in. 27pp. + (i)p. Coloured paper wrapper.
*,* There is a copy of this in the library of the Royal Philatelic Society,London.
GRAY (JOHN EDWARD). A hand catalogue.
London, 1862.
V A copy of this has been seen with" Mary Louisa Walford. November 22nd,1862, Hampstead," written inside. This is apparently a genuine entry made atthe date named, and shows that the work was published in November, 1862.
GREAT BRITAIN. BOILLEAU (A. G.). Memoire sur le projet de Reduction duTarif des I-ettrcs au droit uniforme de un penny, et sur le mode d'execution
le plus applicable a ce systeme.
Pans, [1839].
HERHAND (PAUL). Notes sur remission provisoire des timbres-poste fran9ais
dits dc " Bordeaux."
Paris, 1901.
%* The copies mentioned in the note with the title-page dated " 1900 " only
contain the first 21 pages of the edition of 1901 and no plates.
KING (FREDERICK HENRY). Price catalogu [sic] of postage stamps [1866],16°. See SELTZ (C. M.) PSEUD.
LALLIER (H. JUSTBt). The second edition of his album was issued in 1863
with the Preface dated January of that year.
LONDON (PHILATELIC SOCIETY, LONDON). Catalogue of postage stamps . . .
Spain and Colonies.
London, [1878].
•»• Add note : A supplement to the work was published in the Philatelic
Record, 1879, Vol. I, page 113.
MUSIC (DOPPLER, J. H.). Briefmarken Polka componirt fur das Piano-forte.
Op. 285.
Hamburg. G. M". Niemever ; Valparaiso, E. Niemeyer 6- Inghirami, [? 1863].

For 13 j in.
*»* The front page has ninety-nine lithographed reproductions of stamps ineleven horizontal rows, but these are composed of only sixteen varieties whichare repeated. At the bottom of the page is " Lith. Anst. V. Petersen & Ohrmann.
Hbg." The library of the Royal Philatelic Society, London, contains only thefront page, which has, at the back, the first page of the music. No complete
copy of the composition appears to be known.
— - (LEARY, ARTHUR 0'). The Stamp Galop.
London, etc., [1862].
To the note in the " Supplement to the Catalogue " add : Two copies ofthis were entered at Stationers' Hall, the first on December 3ist, 1862, with theADnr.NHA TO "SUPPJ.r.Mr.KT TO CATALOGUE"

5title " Stamp Galop " and the second on March igth, 1863, with the title " The
Stamp Galop." The first was published on December loth. 1862. and the secondon January lyth, 1863. Of the last some copies have the back page blank, whileothers bear advertisements of pieces of music on that page. The price on thetitle-page of the publication is given as " Two Shillings," but an advertisementin the Stamp Collector's Magazine of February, 1863, states it would be " sent
free for twelve stamps."
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. DURO (A. F.). Resefia historico-descriptiva de lossellos de correo de Espana.
Madrid, iSSi.
—— FRIEDERICH (R.). Die Postwcrtzeichen Spaniens «nd seiner Kolonien.
Berlin. 181)4.

PORTO RICO. DURO (A. F.). Resena historico-descriptiva de los sellos decorreo dc Espana.
Madrid, 1881.
—— FRIEDERICH (R.). Die Postwertzeichen Spaniens und seiner Kolonien.
Berlin, 1894.
SELTZ (CHARLES M.) PSEUD [i.e. F. H. KING]. Price catalogu [sic] ofpostage stamps.
Boston, Mass., [1866].
16° 6 in. 14 pp.
*.* Wanting.
SMITH (HENRY STAFFORD). [Catalogue.].
Bath. [1862],
Delete the title given and substitute : Catalogue of stamps on sale at Stafford
Smith's British, Colonial, and Foreign Postage Stamp Depot, No. 25, Kingsmead
Terrace, Bath.
*»* Add to the note : The Royal Philatelic Society, London, possesses now
an entire uncut sheet of the catalogue with the title as given above at the top.
The copy previously referred to as being in the late Miss Fenton's set of theStamp Collector's Magazine is without the title.
STORCH (ADOLF FRANZ). Das Postwesen von seinem Ursprunge bis an dieGegenwart. Mit 286 Illustr.
Wien, 1866.
Fill in. 8° 8J in. 175 pp.
WdNNER (E.) Dr. should read : WdNNER (ESTEVAN) Dr.

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PART IIPERIODICALSAMERICAN STAMP MERCURY. Boston, Mass., 1867-71. Add to the second
note in the " Supplement to the Catalogue." The word " The " is dropped
from the title on Nos. 17-39.
BERLINER ILLUSTRIRTE BRIEFMARKEN ZEITDNO. Berlin, 1878-80. Add
to note. Some copies of No. 13 were printed in gold.
BRIC-A-BRAC. London, [?]-igo6. Alter date to 1878-1906, and add to note inthe " Supplement to the Catalogue." Mr. J. W. Palmer in the various editionsof his Philatelist's Almanack and Stamp-collector's Vade-mecum gives under

the date " January 15. Bric-a-Brac first issued, 1878."
BUCKEYE STAMP JOURNAL. Akron, 0., 1881-82. Add note. «,* The title
on the first page of No. 4 has " Buckeye " misspelt " Bukeyc."
CANADIAN PHILATELIC MAGAZINE. Halifax, N.S., etc., 1893-1901. Add tonote. No. i, Vol. II, and No. 2, Vol. Ill, have paper wrappers.
COLLECTIONNEUR DE TIMBRES-POSTE. Paris, 1864Add to note inthe " Supplement to the Catalogue." No. 32 was intentionally so numberedin order to precede No. 33 dated " Aug. i, 1867." See note on the front pageof No. 32. The double number 29-30 ends with page 236, No. 31 is paged241-247 and the last page 232, No. 32 is paged 333-340, No. 33 is paged 341348, and the pagination was continued onwards from 348 for Nos. 34-47.
CURIOSITY HUNTER. Rockford, III., etc., 1872-77. Add to note. A " Part
Second " was published with the same dates as the double number 4 and 5.
Vol. II, April and May, 1874, and the paging of the extra number runs on fromthe earlier one.
EAST ANGLIAN PHILATELIST. Norwich, 1883-84. Add to note. The initialletter of the word " East " of the title on all six numbers has a Gothic capital
ECHANGISTE UNIVERSEL. Paris, [? 1905]-*. Add to note. The initial letterof the word " Echangiste " of the title on all the numbers has a Gothic capital" G " in error for " E." There is a further No. I dated " Jan. 1909," consistingof four pages, which has a list of new issues of stamps.
GAST ANGLIAN PHILATELIST. See EAST ANGLIAN PHILATELIST.
GCHANGISTE UNIVERSEL. See ECHANGISTE UNIVERSEL.
GUIDE PHILATELIQUE. Geneve, 1902. Add to note. No. 10 was also circulated
as a supplement to the Schweizcr Briefmarken-Zeitimg of 1902, with the sameheading as that given for the other numbers.
INTERNATIONAL PHILATELIC ADVERTISER. New York, 1887-89. Somecopies of No. i, Vol. I, have the front page printed in blue while others haveit in black.
KURIOSITI KABINET. New York. 1870-71. Continued as THE CURIOSITYCABINET. New York. 1872-97. Add to note. Vol. II, Nos. 4 and 9, are also
found on white paper. Vol. IV, No. 6, is known dated 1894, 1895 and 1896 ;No. 7, 1896 ; and No. 8,1897.

ADDLNDA TO "SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE"^METROPOLITAN PHILATELIST. New York. 1890The second word ofthe title in the " Supplement to the Catalogue " is misspelt " Philaletist."
MONTHLY ADVERTISER. The monthly advertiser.
Liverpool, Edward Moore and Co., 1862.
8° 8 in. No. j, December I5th, 1862.
Add to note. Copies of the number were also issued with the title reading" The Stamp Collector's Monthly Advertiser," as on No. 2 of the journal. Bothvarieties of No. i were printed from the same setting-up of the type, all the broken
type-letters throughout each of them occupying corresponding positions, andbeyond the addition of the words " The Stamp Collectors' " to the title the only
slight difference between them consists in the imprint at the foot of the last page—" Liverpool :—Printed by T. S. McGhie & Co., 12 Cable-street "—having shifted
a little to the right in the last variety.
This was the first journal entirely devoted to Philately that was published inany country. Much has been written by collectors of philatelic literature concern­
ing this epoch-making publication, but no one has ever mentioned that No. i
existed with two different titles. It was a great surprise, therefore, when I
recently found an example with the form of title the publishers adopted forNo. 2. This was in a copy of Vol I of the journal in the cloth binding
provided by the publishers.
Continued as—— The stamp collector's review and monthly advertiser.
Liverpool, Hdward Moore and Co., etc., 1863-64.
Add to note. Some copies of the title-page to Vol. I have an error in the imprint
at the back, the word " Printers " being misspelt " I'rnten.." A combined indexand notes to the nineteen numbers of the journal was compiled by Mr. William K.
Ricketts, F.K.P.S.L., and wjs published as a supplement to the Collectors Chit
Philatelist, New York, in April, 1927.
PERFORATOR. Hartford, Conn., etc., 1897-1901. Add to note in the " Supple­
ment to the Catalogue." Vol. II, No. 9, is numbered " Old series, volume XIV,
number 6" and there is noNo.sof that voluincof the" oldseries." Vol.XXIV,
No. I, is found on yellowish paper as well as on white.
PHILATELIC CRITIC. London, 1887-88. Add to note in the " Supplement tothe Catalogue." No. i is wrongly dated " April, 1886," instead of " April,1887," but the wrapper has the correct dale.
PHILATELIC ERA. Portland, Me., 1889-94. Add to note. Vol. VII, Nos. 1-9,
arc numbered Vol. VI, but the wrappers arc numbered correctly.
PHILATELIC IKTER-OCEAN. Waterloo. la., 1899-1907. Add to note. Vol. V,No. 2. is numlwred " No. i " in error. Nus. U.MJU have the word " The "preceding the title.
PHILATELIC REVIEW, llmldmfchl, }V*s, 1890. The first word of the titlein the " Catalogue " is misspelt " Phlatelic."
PHILATELIQUE ORIENTAL. Car/on. 1905. Add to note. The word " La "before the title should read " Lc."
POSTA MONDIALE. Lhorno. 1873-74. Add to note. No. I, dated July, 1873,
was not published until August 1st, hence No. 2 was dated September. No. 4
has the heading inverted.

*ADDENDA TO "SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE"POSTAGE STAMP GAZETTE. Kensington, London, 1882. Add to note. Theword " Gazette " on the wrapper of Nos. 2-4 is misspelt " Eazette."
SKANDINAVISK FRIMAERKE-TIDENDE. Sfnderho, Danmark, 1890-93. Addto note. A one-leaf " Probenummer " printed in German on one side wasissued.
STAMP COLLECTOR. Forest Gate, London, E., etc., 1891-93. Add to note.
No. 5, Vol. III. has " Whole No. 21 " in error for " 18."
YOUTH'S LEISURE HOUR. BoonviUe, N.Y., 1887-88. Add to note. There isa copy of No. 5, dated January, 1888, in the library of the Royal PhilatelicSociety, London. The title on this reads " The Youths' Leisure Hour."
SUPPLEMENTAPPENDIX AColumn No. 131. Add under CANADA :DOMINION BAZAAR. Yorkville, etc., Canada, 1877-81.