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Companion blog to the Philatelic Literature Review, quarterly journal of the American Philatelic Research Library. New Books at the APRL, February 2018. APRL acquisitions, February 2018. To request loans, copies, or scans, or to search our catalog, visit the APRL website. Was one of my .
Welcome to the Northwest Federation of Stamp Clubs. Federation Journal is ready on line. To see the show calendar for 2018. To see a map of all Northwest Federation Member clubs. The Federation is the only organization of its type with cross border membership and WSP exhibition sponsorship. It continues its member organization communications with THE FEDERATED PHILATELIST. A calendar of events listing all stamp shows and bourses in the Pacific Northwest, updated for 2018.
This is our home on the net. Clubhouse on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 8 PM, unless otherwise stated in the monthly calendar. The Rose City Stamp Fair. Our membership forms are online.
Education, Research, and Postal History. Stamp collecting resources for kids. Tucson birthday stamp design contest. How you can support our mission. Tucson birthday stamp design contest. Exhibit in the Slusser Library. Stamp Camp, June 11-15.
Thank you again for your good advice. Stamp and Coin Appraiser, Since 1978. Member of American Stamp Dealers Association, ASDA. American Philatelic Society, APS. American Numismatic Association, ANA.
El Salvador Solidarity Project 2007 Itinerary. Nicaragua Solidarity Project 2009 Itinerary. Nicaragua Solidarity Project 2011 Itinerary. Nicaragua Solidarity Project 2013 Itinerary. Nicaragua Solidarity Project 2013 Photos. Congratulations Erin Shannon on being inducted into the Blue and Gold Hall of Fame. WILL Women Voulnteer at CHS Dance. Read about the event! .
Welcome to First Stamps! Page for upcoming events! Recent event photos will be in Gallery.
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Northwest Philatelic Library
Orlie Trier
4828 NE 33rd Avenue
Portland, Oregon, 97211
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Northwest Philatelic Library
Greg Alexander
1917 NE Multnomah St
Portland, Oregon, 97232
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Northwest Philatelic Library
Greg Alexander
1917 NE Multnomah St
Portland, Oregon, 97232
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Northwest Plank Company is a funny little family business. We make cedar grilling planks from Washington State trees, with our hands. Native softwood produces a citrus flavor on fish, poultry, steak, vegetables, and even fruits. Food is moist, firm, and flaky with a slight woodsy flavor. Our family and friends love our planks. Our local farmers, chefs and fisherman love them too! Add new content to display here.
News from The Wild Garden. Lacy White Flowers- Good, Bad or Deadly! NW Native Plant Journal. NW Native Plant Journal, June 2016. Read online, download, print a copy for your bookshelf or to share with your neighbor. Ready for a summer adventure? Enjoy a lovely photo essay starring a plant known commonly as Strawberry Tree, beginning on page 20.