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Simon Richards’ Dominica reference traces philately through 1967

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Simon Richards’ Dominica reference traces philately through 1967

Cover of Simon Richards’ Dominica: Philately to 1967, published by the West Indies Philatelic Study Group.
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Published9 Nov 2026Updated9 Nov 2026Country🌐 Dominica

Simon Richards’ Dominica: Philately to 1967 is a 296-page first-edition hardback published by the West Indies Philatelic Study Group in 2024. The publisher’s description places it alongside Victor Toeg’s 1994 study of Dominica’s postal history, stamps and postal stationery through 1935.

The newer volume uses colour illustrations and adds material on the period through 1936. It then examines the George VI era, including airmail, wartime censorship and the change of currency. Its coverage continues to Associated Statehood in 1967, when Dominica assumed responsibility for internal affairs.

The study group’s publications list quotes prices of £36 and £32. No exact publication day is stated in the catalogue.

DominicaPhilatelic literaturePostal historySimon Richards
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