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The Rossica Journal
Rossica Society annual membership dues include the award winning Rossica Journal. There are two journals printed in a calendar year, the first in the Spring and the next in the Fall. Back issues of the Rossica Journal can be purchased by members and non-members (Rossica members receive a significant discount) from the Rossica treasurer.
Contents of the Rossica Journal #153
Fall 2009
- The 7500R and 100000R Surcharges on the 250-Ruble Stamps of 1921 - Record of Plate Numbers - Additional Information, By Ged Seiflow
- Varieties of the 1899-1903 Money Order Formulars, By Vladimir Venets
- Rossicapex 2009, By David M. Skipton
- The Torgsin Stores, By William Moskoff and Carol Gayle
- Update to the Samara-Zlatoust Railroad Article, By John D. Myke
- Russian Civil War Issues and Varieties-Part II, By George G. Werbizky
- Vignettes of the 1915 Petrograd Military Exhibit "Our Trophies," By Nikolai Sorokin
- Flyspecker 153, By Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- Enduring Sentimentality: World War II and the Ballad of the Blue Kerchief, By William Moskoff and Carol Gayle
- A Russian "Attempted Delivery" Label, By Joseph J. Geraci
- Russian Mute Cancels of World War I. Terminology and Addenda, By Arnold Levin (trans. David M. Skipton)
- Plate Numbers of the Imperial Arms Issues, By Ged Seiflow
- Registered Mail from Odessa Up To 1917, By Steve Volis and Thomas Berger
- Romanov-Zemstvo Combination Covers, By John D. Myke
- Greeting Postcards in Russia: From Privilege to Penalty, By Alexander Epstein
The Rossica Journal editor is Jeff Radcliffe.
Previous Editions of the Rossica Journal
Back-issues on CD ROM. All English edition journal issues from 44 through 153 are now available on CD ROM in pdf (Adobe Acrobat) format. The price for a single CD ROM issue is $9.00 for members and $8.00 for a downloadable version. Postage is included for CD ROM editions sent to USA and Canada addresses. All other shipping destinations should include an additional $2.00.
Journals on DVD. Journals 44 - 137 are available on a single DVD. Cost for a single use DVD is $75 for Rossica members and $125 for non-members. The cost includes first class postage to all destinations. If you would like to pay with PayPal, please include an additional $2.50 for PayPal charges.
Here's what was in our last 10 Issues......
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- Issue No. 152, Spring 2009
- Issue No. 151, Fall 2008
- Issue No. 150, Spring 2008
- Issue No. 149, Fall 2007
- Issue No. 148, Spring 2007
- Issue No. 147, Fall 2006
- Issue No. 146, Spring 2006
- Issue No. 145, Fall 2005
- Issue No. 144, Spring 2005
- Issue No. 143, Fall 2004
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- The Political Red Cross by David M. Skipton
- The Partisan Post during the Great Patriotic War, 1941-1945 by Anatoly Osatinski trans. by David M. Skipton
- Early Soviet Iconography by Jeremy Busch
- Soviet Propoganda During World War II, The Use of Postal Material to Rally the Nation by William Moskoff and Carol Gayle
- Official Perfins of the Russian Empire by Dick Scheper, trans. Steve Netten
- Balpex 2008 Report by David M. Skipton
- Stamps of "Free Russia" by Rostislav Polchaninoff
- Updates to the Samara-Zlatoust and Volga-Bugul'ma Railroads Articles by V.G. Levandovsky, trans. David M. Skipton
- A Watermarked Romanov Item by John D. Myke
- Railway Mute Cancels and Registration of Correspondence by Arnold Levin, trans. David M. Skipton
- One-sided Albino by George G. Werbizky
- Flyspecker 152 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- Orthodox Action Society and its Mail to the USSR by Rostislav Polchaninoff
- Late 19th-and Early 20th-Century Mail from the Samara-Zlatoust and Volga-Bugul'ma Railroads (V) by V.G. Levandovsky (trans. David M. Skipton)
- On the establishment of regular postal communication between Kyakhta and Tientsin, (trans. Howard Weinert)
- Rediscovery of an Old Variety by N. Mandrovsky
- Russian Civil War Issues and Varieties
- Far East Republic by George G. Werbizky
- Kharbin Issue Redefined by Leon Finik and George G. Werbizky
- Army of the Northwest by George G. Werbizky
- Siberia by George G. Werbizky
- South Russia by George G. Werbizky
- Postal Convention between Prussia and Russia, signed at St. Petersburg 12 (24) December 1821 (trans. David M. Skipton)
- How the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists (NTS) Corresponded With Soviet Citizens by Rostislav Polchaninoff
- The Red Army Cavalry and its Field Post Offices During The Great Patriotic War of 1941 -1945 by Anatoly Osatinski
- The Genesis of the 7-kopeck Double-Print Variety (Scott #35c) by Leon Finik
- Mute Cancels on Mail from Russian-Occupied Territory, 1914-1915. Facts and Commentary by Arnold Levin (trans. David Skipton)
- FlySpecker 151 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- More on the Civil War Postal History of Turkestan by Alexander Epstein
- Turkestan 1918 - 1923: A Postal History Review by Alexander Epstein and Robert Taylor
- A Formular Money-order Forms Question by George Shalimoff
- The Field Post Offices of the Red Army in the Field during the Polish "Liberation Campaign" in September—October 1939 by Anatoly Osatinski (trans. David M. Skipton)
- Black Sea Currents by David M. Skipton
- Late 19th-and Early 20th-Century Mail from the Samara-Zlatoust and Volga-Bugul'ma Railroads (IV) by V.G. Levandovsky (trans. David M. Skipton)
- A Classification of World War I POW Cards by Miron Lam (trans. David M. Skipton)
- The Rossica Vignette and Handstamp by David M. Skipton
- Official Poltava Zemstvo Stamps Printed on Watermarked Paper by George G. Werbizky
- A Reply to "Formular Money-order Forms Question" by Alexander Epstein
- A Major Zemstvo Discovery Leon Finik
- FlySpecker 150 Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- Postscript to the Article "Scandinavian Volunteers in Finland During the Winter War" George G. Werbizky
- Rossica at the Pan-Slavic Show, 2007 David M. Skipton
- St Petersburg Residence Permits by Jack Moyes
- OBITUARY: Sergey Vasil'evich Prigara (1882 - 1950) by David Skipton
- A Much Travelled Cover by Philip Robinson
- Postal Rate Changes of 1917 - 1918 by Michael Ercolini
- Late 19th - and Early 20th -Century Mail from the Samara-Zlatoust and Volga-Bulgul'ma Railroads (III) by V.G. Levandovsky (trans. D. Skiption)
- Russian Refugee Vignettes by R.V. Polchaninoff and George G. Werbizky
- FlySpecker 149 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- Red Army Parcel Mail During World War II by Anatoly Osatinsky
- The East Prussia Disaster: The Philatelic Echo by Alexander Epstein
- What You See Isn't Always What it Is by George G. Werbizky
- Lightning Strikes Again - A Second Zemstvo Catalog from Russia by George G. Werbizky
- Imperial Russian International Money Orders (An Update) by David Skipton and Vladimir Venets
- A Zemstvo Discovery by Leon Finik
- The "Rossika" Society of Russian Philatelist Abroad in the DP Camps, 1948-1951 by Rostislav
Polchaninoff (trans D. Skipton)
- The V1 and V2 Flying Bombs and Slave Labor by George G. Werbizky
- Samara to Zlatoust Railroad - Addendum by Dr. Ed Laveroni
- Scandanavian Volunteers in Finland During the Winter War by Alfred Kugel
- Steve Alushin (1923 - 2006) by David Skipton
- Late 19th- and Early 20th-Century Mail from the Samara-Zlatoust and Volga-Bugul'ma Railroads (II)
by V.G. Levandovsky (trans D. Skipton)
- Moscow Local Lines and their Postmarks By Noel Warr, Leonard Tann, and Gary Combs
- Ani-Soviet Military Formations in World War II by George G. Werbizky
- Russia: The 15-kopeck, Scott #81 and #125 Re-engraved or Large Die Variety by John R. Iacovino
- Unknown No More by George G. Werbizky
- Flyspecker 148 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- The First Line of Defense: Imperial Russian Customs and Foreign Printed Matter by David M.
Skipton
- The 7500R and 100000R Surcharges on the 250-Ruble Stamps of 1921 - Record of Plate Numbers by
Raymond J. Pietruszka
- Deniken Issue Forgeries by Igor Myaskovsky
- Kuban Issue Forgeries by Igor Myaskovsky
- Soldier's Mail in World War I by George G. Werbizky
- Fly Specker 147 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- Russian Stampless Mail Abroad - Part 1 by Dr. Ivo Steijn
- Esperanto Behind Bars by Bavid M. Skipton
- Zemstvo Collectors Rejoice! by George G. Werbizky
- Anything That Came to Hand. "Do-it-yourself" Mail in the USSR During World War II (1941-1945) by Meer Kossoy (trans. D. Skipton)
- Non-Postal Zemstvo Activity by George G. Werbizky
- Prisoner-of-war Camps in Imperial Russia by Miron Lam and Vladimir Vinokur (trans. D. Skipton)
- Late 19th- and 20th-century Mail. The Samara-Zlatoust and Volga-Bugul'ma Railroads by V.G. Levandovsky (trans. D. Skipton)
- Forumlars as Postal Stationery? by Alexander Epstein (trans. D. Skipton)
- Watchmen At the Gates: Censorship of Foreign Printed Matter in Imperial Russia by David M. Skipton
- Fly Specker 146 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- Money Order Formulars (Official Releases by the State Printing Office) by Vladimir Venets
- Notes on the Russian Field Post and Censorship during the Russo-Turkish War of 1828-1829 by Ian Roberts
- Perforation Forgery on Zemstvo Stamps by George G. Werbizky
- The International Language of Esperanto in Russia by Meer Kossoy (trans. David Skipton)
- Clandestine Surveillance of Mail in Odessa from 1921 to World War II by Steve Volis and David Skipton
- Formulars by Miron Lam (trans. Anatoli Chlenov)
- A Christmas Story by Miron Lam (trans. Anatoli Chlenov)
- To the Right of Me, Only the Wall - To the Left of Them, Only Hell (The Monarchist V.M. Purishkevich) by David M. Skipton
- The Debate Continues by Meer Kossoy (trans. D. Skipton)
- The Russian Philatelic Society in China by Raymond J. Pietruszka
- Batum Train Designation Handstamps by Dr. Howard L. Weinert
- More Romanov-Zemstvo Combies? by Leonard Tann
- Enigma 2: Ukrainian Mail Abroad in 1995 by Ivo Steijn
- Zemstvo Letters: Registered, Money, and Special Delivery (Express) Mail by George G. Werbizky
- Entertainment Tax in Imperial Russia, An Attempt to Classify Entertainment Tickets by Edward Bubis
- Early Mail from and to the Far Eastern Republic by Alexander Epstein and Ivo Steijn
- Flyspecker 145 by Greg Mirsky and David Waterman
- From the Archives: Early Rossica Application by Kennedy Wilson
- The Mailman Cometh! by Gary Combs
- Temporary Post Offices in the Russian Army by Meer Kossoy (trans. D. Skipton)
- Single-line Cachets used at the Tiflis Main Post Office on Letters Mailed to Batum via the Transcaucasian Railway, 1899-1902 by Dr. V.G. Levandovsky (trans. D. Skipton)
- Fly Specker 144 by Greg Mirsky and Dave Waterman
- Russian Mute Cancels 1914-1917, Addenda, Corrigenda, and Positive Identification by Arnold Levin (trans. D. Skipton)
- Notes on the Moscow Butyrka Rail Station by Noel Warr, Leonard Tann, Gary Combs
- Mail Sent Abroad by the Zemstvo Administration Office by G.G. Werbizky
- Armenia, More About Fakes Using Archive Material by Trevor Pateman
- More Zemstvo Covers by G.G. Werbizky
- From the Archives: 30th Anniversary of Rossica by A.A. Chebotkevich
- Arms Envelopes and Lettercards Overprinted in 1916 by Leonard Tann
- Armenian Overprints, Making Life Easier. Part One: Serebrakian Framed and Unframed Zs by Trevor Pateman
- More Armenian Clarifications: Ruble Surcharges by Trevor Pateman
- Why did the Moscow Post Office ask that the Envelope be Returned? by Meer Kossoy (trans. D. Skipton)
- Zemstvo Stamps Errors, Varieties on Cover by G.G. Werbizky
- A Beautiful Octagonal Cancel by Ed Laveroni
- Unrecognized and Unrecorded Zemstvo Mail - 3rd Installment by G.G. Werbizky
- Fly Specker 143 by Greg Mirsky and Dave Waterman
- Russian Postal Activity in Persia, 1914-1917 by Alfred F. Kugel
- Permit Me to Disagree by Meer Kossoy (trans. D. Skipton)
- Mariya Spiridonova - Addenda and Corrigenda by David Skipton
- A Couple of Other Wooden Postcards by Alexander Epstein
- Annulled Zemstvo Stamps by G.G. Werbizky
- When Were They Issued? by Alexander Epstein
- The Language of Postage Stamps by Meer Kossoy (trans. D. Skipton)
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