The State Revenue Society Library serves the members of the State Revenue Society with the world’s largest holding of books and materials related to the collecting of United States state revenue stamps. Library services are only available by mail by following the library’s lending rules. Online library services are not currently available, nor are interlibrary loans.

 Only current SRS members in good standing may borrow library materials.

 All requests for library material rnust be on a “Request for SRS Library Material” foM must be signed, must include the members SRS numbers and must bave the return mailing label properly completed.

 No more than three items may be loaned per shipment.

 Items will be loaned for three weeks. Extensions may be granted by the librarian provided that no other requests for the material are on file.

 Items must not be mutilated defaced or taken apart for any reason. Use of library material is at the borrowers risk.

 User fees to cover the costs incurred in providing library services through the mail are:

Photocopies. 20 cents per page for each side of the page. It is suggested that members borrow the item and make their own copies. Borrowers are responsible, for the costs to repair any damage that occurs during photocopying.

Photocopying must be in compliance with Title 17, U.S. Code (the copyright code).
- Books: $1 each

 Library charges must be paid in advance in U.S. funds by check or money order. Underpayments will be billed prior to shipment. Overpayments will be refunded in mint stamps.

Return library materials securely wrapped at the Library rate,. All library materials MUST BE INSURED FOR $ 100. Keep your insurance receipt for at least six months.

 Costs of delinquent notices or any other method necessary to effect the return of overdue material is the responsibility of the borrower and must be reimbursed in U.S. funds.

Borrowers who do not comply with these rules are subject to disciplinary action by the, SRS Board of Governors and, at a minimun, may be denied further use of the library.

Mail all requests to: SRS Librarian Peter Maxtin, PO Box 791, State College, Pa 16804-0791.

Library list updates and newly received material will usually be inserted into the State Revenue News.

The State Revenue Society is an authorized tax-exempt, nonprofit institution under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Any donations may be tax deductible under prevailing IRS code specifications.  The SRS Library welcomes donations of philatelic material (please include an itemized list) as well as monetary contributions to secure the growth and maintenance of library services. The donor’s name will be annotated on donated items, Donations to the Acquisitions Fund are used to purchase additional resource material, new and used, for the library. Authors and publishers of articles, monographs and books are urged to send copies for inclusion in the library.

* multiple copies in the library     A-article       B-book           C-catalog ill-illustrated      fl-foreign language    

phc-photocopy               SB-spiral bound

C1. Addenda to State Revenue Catalog 1960 as published in the State Revenue News between September 1960 and May 1975. E.S.A. Hubbard. Bound copy.
C2. Catalogue de Timbre-Fiscaux. 1915. A Forbin. FL.
C3. Catalogue of State and City Tax Stamps. 1936. Frank Applegate. phc.
C4. Complete Catalogue of Excise State Revenue Stamps. 1936. Frank Applegate. phc
C5. Documentary State Revenue Stamps of the United States. 1920. Brewster C. Kenyon. Bound phc.
C6. Handbook and Checklist of United States Revenue Stamps. 1910. J. Delano Bartlett. Phc.
C7. An Index to Revenue Articles in Serial Publications. 1992. 192 pp. R.F. Riley.
C8. Priced Catalogue of the State and City Revenue Tax Stamps of the United States. 1940. 138 pp. George D. Cabot.
C9. Second Federal Issues 1801-1802. 1988. W.V. Combs.
C10 State Revenue Catalogs. Bound phc containing Keyon’s 1903 catalog and price list; the United States Revenue Society’s 1910 handbook and checklist; Applegate’s 1930 catalog and Applegate’s 1936 catalog.
C11. State Revenue Catalogue. 1960. E.S.A. Hubbard. Bound copy.
C12. State Revenue Catalog. 1988 Supplement. E.S.A. Hubbard. Bound phc.
C13. State Revenue Catalog. 1989. E.S.A. Hubbard.
C14. State Revenue Catalog. 1991 Supplement. E.S.A. Hubard. Bound phc.
C15. State Tax Handbook. 1997. Commerce Clearing House.
C16. Supplement to Hubbard’s 1960 State revenue Catalog excerpted from Cabot’s Catalog of 1940. 1977. Washington Metropolitan Area Fiscal Society.
C17. Third Federal Issue 1814-1817. 1993. W. V. Combs.
C18. U.S. Municipal Revenue Stamps. 1957. 19pp. E.S.A. Hubbard.
C19.  U.S. State Revenues. 1920. Adinaw, et. al. Bound phc.
C20. U.S.A. State Revenue Catalogue Vol II. 1992 Supplement. E.S.A. Hubbard. Covers 1950-1991 stamp issues. This is Vol. 2 offered by the SRS Sales Service.

S1. California Agricultural marketing Stamps: Apples, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes. Undated. Phc of study.
S2. California License Plates. 1986. California Dept. of Motor Vehicles.
S3.  Adhesive Revenue Stamps of Hawaii: Their History and Use. 1986, 125 pp. Randell E. Burt. Bound copy.
S4. Kansas State Revenue Catalog. 1972, 30pp. Charles Bellinghausen.
S5. Kansas State Revenue Catalog and
Nebraska Revenue Stamps. Bellinghausen and Pruess together. Postilon reprint.
S6. Nebraska Revenue Stamps. 1972. 18pp. Dr. Kenneth Pruess.
S7. Revenue Stamps of the New England States. 1984. 82pp. Terence Hines. Positllion reprint.
S8. Revenue Stamps of New Hampshire and Vermont. 1971. Terence Hines.
S9.  A Catalogue of Nevada Checks 1860-1933 with Rarity and Price Guides. 1993. 128 pp. Douglas McDonald.
S10. The Tax that Shook the Street, Wall Streets War with the State of New York. 1973. 19pp. Stephen Shedrowitz.
S11. Pennsylvania Beer Labels with World War II Emergency Tax Stamps. 1947. 10pp. Charles Hermann.
S12. Pennsylvania Local Real Estate Transfer Stamps, revised. 1969. Frank Applegate. Bound with later addenda.
S13. Catalog of Ohio R5 Scratchmarks. 1989. 26 pp. Merlin K. Malehorn.
S14. Ohio Sales tax Stamps Catalogs and Lists (Revised). 1988. Merlin K. Malehorn.
S15. Readings from the State Revenue Newsletter April 1960-April 1990. Reprints related to the Ohio sales tax. Merlin K. Malehorn.
S16. A Catalog of Utah State Revenue Stamps. 1937. Dick Green and Alfred Rordame II. Phc.
S17. Washington State Cities Revenue Catalog. 1973. Mack Matesen.

F1. Checklist of State and Locally Issued Migratory Watefowl Hunting License Stamps through December 1976. 1977. 8pp. E.L. Vanderford.
F2. Complete Pictorial Waterfowl Hunting Stamps. 1983. C.R. Pendl.
F3. Congress Book 1995. Reprint of “The Duck Stamp Phenomenon” by Ira. W. Cotton.
F4. Duck Stamps and Prints, The Complete Federal and State Edition. 1988. 192pp. Joe McCaddin.
F5. Duck Stamps, Art in the Service of Conservation. 1989. 170pp. Scott Weidensaul.
F6. Guide to Collecting Hunting and Fishing Licenses. 1982. Robert Miller. Bound  copy.
F7. Guide to Collecting Hunting and Fishing Licenses. 1992. Robert Miller.
F8. Handbook of Fish and Game Stamps. 1973. E.L. Vanderford.
F9. History of the Massachusetts Waterfowl Stamps and Prints. 1990. Two three ring binders.
F10. Sam Houston Philatelics A Specialized Catalogue. Various Editions. Bob Dumaine.
F11. Scott 1991 Federal and State Duck Stamp Catalogue. 1991. Scott Publishing Company.
F12. Specialized Catalog of U.S. Non-pictorial Waterfowl Stamps. 1996. David R. Torre.
F13. Stamp Fund of the Commonwealth of Virginia. 1982. Peter Pierce. Three-ring binder.
F14. State Pictorial Fishing Stamps, a guide with values. 1996. 38 pp. J.R. Wooten.
F15. State pictorial Hunting Stamps, a guide with values. 1996. 70 pp.J.R. Wooten.

T1. Canadian Sales Tax Receipts. 1993. 23 pp. Merlin K. Malehorn.
T2. 1997 Catalog of U.S. & Canadian Prepaid Phone, Cash & Transit Cards. 1997 Moneycard magazine.
T3. Chauffeurs Badges and Trans-portation Related Badges of the World. Volume 1, New York. Edward H. Miles.
T4. Chauffeurs Badges and Trans-portation Related Badges of the World. Volume II, New England. Edward H. Miles.
T5. Chauffeurs Badges and Trans-portation Related Badges of the World. Volume III. Illinois. Edward H. Miles.
T6. Check List and Guide to Sales Tax Tokens 3rd Edition. 1971. 16pp. Emil Dibella.
T7. D.W.I. Revenue Stamped Paper and Adhesives.  Special supplement to the May 1987 The Posthorn. Timothy McRee.
T8. Field Guide to Revenue Stamped Paper Part 1, The Western States Revised Edition. 1996. 128pp. B.J. Castenholz.
T9. History of Oleomargarine Tax Stamps and Licenses in the United States. 1988. 128pp. Carter Litchfield.
T10. The License Plate Book. 1978. 112pp. Thomson C. Murray.
T11. Medicine Tax Stamps Worldwide. 1971, 127pp. George Griffenhagen.
T12. Mines of the West, 1863. 1996. 64pp. Douglas and Gina McDonald.
T13. The Postal History of Christmas Seals. 1990. 40pp. Douglas K. Lehmann.
T14. Tax Burden of Tobacco. 1995. 250pp. Tobacco Institute.
T15. United States State and Local Revenues Cigarette Meters Master Checklist. 1990. Harold Effner, Jr.

P1. American Journal of Philately - Forerunner of the American Philatelist. Photocopies of state revenue related articles. 1890-1902.
P2. American Philatelist - Journal of the American Philatelic Society. Photocopies of state revenue related articles. Incomplete.
P3. The American Revenuer - Journal of the American Revenue Association. Incomplete run.
P4. State Revenue Articles from The American Revenuer 1947-1983. Bound Edition.
P5. American Tax Token Society Newsletter.

P6. Cancellations - Photocopies of Charles Hermann’s “State Tax Notes” columns.
P7.  Duck Tracks - Journal of the National Duck Stamp Collectors Society. Complete. 1992-Present.
P8. Embossed Revenue Paper News - The
Washington Metropolitan Area Fiscal Society 1977 reprint of Volumes 1-5, 1938-1943. Bound copy.
P9. ICAR Newsletter - Bert Hubbard’s Interstate Cinderella and Revenue newsletter. Incomplete.
P10. Keychain Tag News - The Mini License Plate Collectors newsletter. Incomplete.
P11. Linn’s Stamp News - Photocopies of state revenue related articles.  Incomplete.
P12. Mekeel’s Weekly Stamp News - Bound photocopies of state revenue related articles with index.
P13. Scott Stamp Monthly - State revenue articles that have appeared in the Scott Stamp Monthly.
P14. State Revenue News - Complete, 1959-present.

P15. Stamps. Bound photocopies of state revenue related articles.
P16. Tax Token Tally - reprint of Vol. I, II and III. 1970-1972.
P17. Weekly Philatelic Gossip. Bound photocopies of state revenue related articles.
P18. Weekly Philatelic Gossip. “State tax Notes” by Charles H. Hermann. Bound photocopies of columns from 1942-1957.
P19. Wildlife Stamp Newsletter - A complete run. 1988-1989.

D1. 1987 New Hampshire and 1989 Lousiana Waterfowl stamp contracts.
D2. Pennsylvania’s Stamp Act of 1935. State Personal Property Tax and Report of Mortgages (5 items).
D3. Hubbards Decals and Inspection. Photocopies of stamps and decals from the Hubbard Collection.
D4. Hubbard’s Tobacco and Liquor.  Photocopies of stamps from the Hubbard Collection.

A1. 1871 Shop Mail sales. Various sales, most with state revenues and cinderellas.
A2. Sam Houston Philatelics Public Auctions.  Various auctions, mostly ducks.
A3. Sport’en Art Stamp Mail Auction. May 31, 1990. Duck stamps.
A4. Superior Galleries - The Father Flanagan’s Boys Home Stamp Auction July 15-16 1991. Misc. state revenues.
A5. Superior Galleries - The Beverly Hills Sales, part one, July 18-19, 1991. California & misc. state revenues.
A6. The State Revenuer - Barry Porter’s series of illustrated pricelists, 1982-1991.