Chalmers-Hill postage controversy, 1884-1888.
Published: 1884
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Chalmers, James 1782-1853.; Hill, Rowland, Sir, 1795-1879.; Postage stamps -- Great Britain.
Notes: Binder's title.
Letters written by Patrick Chalmers and other documentation crediting his father, James Chalmers, with the invention of the adhesive postage stamp and other related postal reforms.
Table of contents: title: [1] James Chalmers, the inventor of the "adhesive postage stamp", not Sir Rowland Hill ... / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [2] The adhesive postage stamp / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [3] Concealment unveiled / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [4] Submission of the Sir Rowland Hill Committee / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [5] Letter to George Henderson, Esq., ex-president of the Quaker City Philatelic Society, Philadelphia / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [6] The adhesive postage stamp in America, France, and Germany / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [7] The adhesive postage stamp / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [8] Postage stamps and their inventor / by Karl von Gündel; title: [9] Mr. John Francis, of the Athenaeum, on the plan of Sir Rowland Hill / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [10] Sequel to pamphlet "Petition to the Lords of H.M. Treasury for restoration of official correspondence removed by Sir Rowland Hill"; title: [11] How James Chalmers saved the penny postage scheme / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [12] The adhesive postage stamp / by Patrick Chalmers; title: [13] The Chalmers-Hill controversy; title: [14] The Post Office of fifty years go.