Poster Stamps, Anybody???

Poster stamps are among the largest categories of non-denominated cinderellas in terms of variety. A comprehensive WW catalog is unheard of, and I'm not even including charity/wildlife... seals in with poster stamps. It is more likely that a very specific poster stamp topic/series catalog/listing can be found, and but even those are often dozens to even 100++ pages.

I have very little print literature on poster stamps, most of which is not scanned nor digitized yet. Most of the catalogs that I have seen are very limited in scope, and large unillustrated. You'd sort of have to google to get the stamp images.

The most comprehensive US catalog that I've seen so far is the Fields-Picklo Catalog, but that only covers US philatelic events/organizations. It's not illustrated, and I think it only covers up to 2000. Even then, it's still 500+ pages!

So you can see, poster stamps is a huge area, primarily due to variety -- thus, comprehensive catalog that covers even large subgroups within poster stamps are few. What you find is often a large accumulation of lots of old specific-area literature.

I'd have to dig these up, but they are available for you to use (assuming I can find them):
-- Fields-Picklo catalog (2000 edition with additions?)
-- several hundred various bulletins from from clubs/groups associated with poster stamp collecting/production; I don't think I ever sorted/renamed the files, so they may be sort of a jumbled mess
-- maybe a few hundred poster stamps being prepared for eventual archive in k's accumulation of cinderellas that k doesn't collect; I guess I can scan them for you, but I know what I have is very limited and a very poor sampling of the great many types/areas/events... covered by poster stamps

You are a brave soul, Tedski!
k

OK, it looks like there is an online version of the Fields-Picklo catalog:

Fields-Picklo Catalog

My version is actually more updated, but not sure what might have been updated, nor the actual date of update.

Thanks for the information, khj and sforgca.
I’ve ordered a couple of books which haven’t arrived yet. Wow, I would definitely be interested in perusing those bulletins, and, k, if you want to offload the job of scanning and cataloguing (to the best of my meager ability) your stamps, just say the word.