Describes the 185 different complete booklets in which these issues were sold to the public and the forerunner items that preceded them.  Provides in-depth information about each of the 22 issues, including design, specifications, postal history examples, plate number data, siderographer and plate finisher data, pane and plate varieties, minor and rare varieties, and many illustrations.  290 pages (2004), Paperbound.

The book focuses on the stamps and their closely associated collection cards and booklets. Background information is provided to understand the operation of these systems from its beginning in 1910 to an eventual demise in 1970. The book covers essays, proofs, sheet stamps, booklets and coils, as well as official mail stamps and stationery. Illustrated in full color; 245 pages (2012), Paperbound, 6×9.

Encyclopedia of United States Stamps and Stamp Collecting, Second Edition. The most comprehensive introduction and guide to United States Stamps ever written; fully revised and updated; for beginners and veteran collectors alike. Illustrated in full color; 769 pages (2016), hardbound, 9.3×6.5in.

Describes the origin of the concept of Supplementary Mail and presents previously unknown information on the beginnings and early operation of Supplementary Mail service in New York and ten other cities.  Illustrated in full color; 144 pages (2009), Hardbound.