Paul called Manley during the game's third quarter, telling Manley that he may win the auction. Manley said he intends to keep the coin. Click to Enlarge Friendly club members are available during the show to assist collectors and potential collectors at the club s table. There s also a nearby young stampers table where children are invited to learn about the hobby and get free postage stamps to start their collections. The Long Beach Stamp Club conducts meetings twice a month, publishes an informative monthly newsletter, Driftwood, and actively promotes the enjoyment of philatelics.
Visitors are always welcome.
The first mail to arrive there was transported from the harbor at Wilmington in a buggy that also was carrying butter and eggs. The first post office was located in Col. Lowe s general store at what is now 18 Pine Ave. Postmaster Roy E. Jenkins oversees nearly 1,000 employees. They make more than 216,000 daily deliveries around town and cancel an average of 800,000 stamped letters each night at a 300,000 square foot processing and distribution center at 2300 Redondo Ave. The Long Beach USPS operates a postal station at the Expo for the convenience of collectors and dealers.