Rhineland Occupation Book Now Available

Long-time contributor Jerry Miller has authored a book: American Occupation of the Rhineland 1918-1923. The book has just been published by the Society on Amazon. See link below from Amazon for book ordering. On December 1, 1918, having advanced slowly to allow the German army to retreat before them, Allied forces including nearly a quarter …

MPHS Journal 2026 #2 Now Available for Download

The second Journal of 2026 has been mailed to members, who have paid for a paper copy. A PDF version of the Bulletin is now available for download. All paid members should have received a bulk e-mail that includes a direct (temporary) download link for the PDF file. Otherwise, to access the Bulletin file through …

Back Issues and Index of the MPHS ‘Bulletin’

Searchable electronic (PDF) copies of nearly all of the back issues of the Bulletin are now available for download by the general public. Issues of the Bulletin from the most recent 5 years, however, are only available to MPHS MEMBERS. Recently, the Society has made all of the back issues text-searchable. Text Searching Across ALL …

MPHS Continues Monograph Series

Our monograph series continues with some very exciting publications. Released today (10 September) is: Postal Stationery of the AEF in WWI by Peter Burrows This book is a catalog of (mainly) government-issued postal stationery produced by and/or for use by the members and units of the American Expeditionary Forces that served in Europe during WWI. …

Bob Swanson’s WW I Books Available to MPHS Members

As of June 2025, the Society has been provided with member-only access to First World War books written by Bob Swanson (our intrepid webmaster). The primary book is the listing and history of all known domestic U. S. military facilities in the First World War. It was first published in 2000, and was updated with …

The “Collaboration Crew” and Our PIPEX 2024 Experience

MPHS was one of the convening societies at PIPEX 2024 in the Portland Oregon area this May. One of the major outcomes of this show was the excellent opportunity to confer and collaborate with other postal history societies. The “Collaboration Crew” has been gaining increased interest in the collecting community, and will offer seminars and …