Features From Frajola Site


The Mercury Project is an archive site for scholarly articles on various aspects of philately.		Life & Times of Abraham Lincoln The Risvold collection	"Gold Rush" sampler The Risvold collection


Colorado Territory Gold Coinage The Frederick Mayer collection	New Caledonia The Frederick Mayer 5 frame exhibit collection	1870-1871 Franco-Prussian War The Steve Walske 5 frame exhibit collection	Sperati Index images of Sperati forgeries of the world	The Bill Ainsworth exhibit collection "Six Cent Lincoln Banknote Stamps: 1870-1882"	The exhibit collection of Macao pre 1900 stamps and postal history.


An exhibit collection of Mock US & Canada Carriers and Locals. The classic frauds.	The exhibit collection of Costa Rica formed by Mr. Frederick Mayer	"1857 Treaty Mail to France by the French Line"	United States 1869 Issue - Ninety Cents Lincoln. The single frame exhibit collection of William J. Ainsworth	A study of the various methods used to pay postal rates in the United States between 1776 and 1921.	Great Britain Imperforate Line Engraved - the Vanity and the Insanity.


William L. Goggin Proposes a Three Cent Postal Rate (1849)	A collection of stamp related songsheets	The Pony Express Exhibit of Steven C. Walske.	The "Lafayette" Collection of classic errors of France. Sold on behalf of a client.	Highlights of the "Lafayette" Collection of United States 1869 Pictorial Issue. Sold on behalf of a client.	Selling Stamps On eBay An article on selling stamps on Ebay.


The exhibit collection formed by Frederick R. Mayer.	California Penny Post fakes	The California "Ocean" Penny Post	Adams & Co. Express	The Frederick Mayer collection of Colorado postal history.	A reconstruction of a gift Missionary Cover.


A cover that was stolen by Indians from the Pony Express in July, 1861.	Frederick Mayer collection of Nova Scotia stamps and postal history.	Frederick Mayer collection of the "Steam Panama" markings.	Frederick Mayer collection of Spanish Marianas stamps and postal history.	A letter from Ft. Vancouver on the Pacific Coast that traveled overland to Massachusetts in 1833.	"1857 Treaty Mail to France the Philadelphia Exchange Office"