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 Click the logo below to join the APS. This link will bring up a .pdf form which can be printed out and mailed in. If you join the APS from this link, I would appreciate it if you would use my name (John L. Kimbrough) as the referring dealer (proposer). My APS Number is 077496. ![]() Be sure to look for the dealer's American Stamp Dealers Association (ASDA) logo. It identifies the dealer as someone who subscribes to the ASDA Code of Conduct (Ethics). I have been a member since 1989. Click the logo below to visit the ASDA Website.   Below are a few more important links to the Philatelic Web. I am very selective about which links to post as I only add links on request to sites that I know practice the highest integrity. If you have a philatelic link that you would like to see posted here, send me an E-mail so that I can check it out. All the links open in new windows or tabs.   E-Mail:
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-- Although postcards as we know them today were not in use during the
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-- An article from the State of Wyoming which is an overview of the
beginnings and developement of the US Postal Service which I found to
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