The 'Al Kugel Room'
Photo of Al Kugel (right) Receiving an Award 2001
Photo of Al Kugel (right) Receiving an Award 2001
Al supplied many of his exhibits and articles for posting on this website. After his passing, the MPHS has worked to make scans of all available exhibits that he created. This web page will be the electronic "Kugel Room", containing all known references to his work, including those items on the MPHS website.
[There are several thousand pages of his exhibits scanned by the MPHS. As they become available, they will be listed here.]
Mail of the Congress of Versailles, 1919 (re-scanned)
Over There, U.S. Forces Abroad in WWI and its Aftermath
Remember the Maine! America's War with Spain and its Aftermath
The Expansion of Serbia 1876 to 1921
American Mail Agencies in Latin America 1922 - 1942
The Rising Sun -- Japanese Expansion from 1894 to 1941
The Germans in the Pacific Postmarks and Unusual Items
Panama Canal Zone Registered Mail, The Early Years 1905-1922
Postal History of the American Forces in China 1900-1941
The British Main Line Military Railway Post Office in Europe in 1919
The Break-Up of the Austro-Hungarian Empire 1918-1923
The US Army and Its Postal Service Abroad During World War 2 (APO)
$2.00 to $5.00 Postage Stamps of the United States & Its Possessions 1893 - 1938
Australian Forces in the Boxer Uprising
The U.S. Intervention in Northern Mexico 1916-1917
United States Intervention in North Russia During and After the First World War
United States Intervention in Siberia During and After the First World War
United States Intervention in South Russia After the First World War, 1919-1922
Allied Plebiscite Activities in Germany, 1920-1921
European Boundary Commission Activity on the Aftermath of World War I.
Allied Plebiscite Activity in the Saar Territory, 1935
Allied Forces in the Baltic Area in the Aftermath of World War I
Al co-authored (with Ed Dubin) an extensive 33-page article, originally published in 2017 by the American Philatelic Society, on America's involvement in the First World War.
The disintegration of the Hohenzollern Empire 1918–1923 (2011 Article at National Postal Museum Website)
Austria-Hungary's Vistula Flotilla in World War 1
Austria-Hungarian Naval Aviation on the Adriatic during World War 1
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