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4: Sanjak of Novi Pazar 1878-1908

35: Montenegro, postal history of

43: Austro-Hungarian Fieldposts in Yugoslavia

48: Illyria, French occupation 1805-1814

53: Cyrillic Alphabets, identification of

54: Disinfection of mail from Levant by sea to Venice; modern Slovenian postcodes

Vol 83 Sep 2007: the packet will continue; foreign trips cancelled; articles urgently needed; mini-monograph (micrograph? Ed) on Places of official use of bisected Slovenian stamps of the 1919/20 issues; auctioneer's report.

Vol 84 Dec 2007: publications list; the 1905 Montenegro constitution and the commemorative stamps; items in exchange journals; etc.

Vol 85 March 2008: this is the latest in their impressive series of Monographs. It covers in 112 pages The Postal Rates of the Independent State of Croatia 1941-1945. Historical notes and a succinct listing of the stamp issues are followed by tables of internal, preferential foreign, and other foreign rates. The illustrations are extensive, and well reproduced.

Vol 86 June 2008: notes and publications; de-typo’d version of the "five worst examples of inflation" first printed in Jugopošta 66 (worst was Hungary in 1946); the 1937 exhibition in Belgrade; 700th anniversary of Samobor.

Vol 87 September 2008: new web site www.yugosg.org; overview of Trieste, Fiume etc 1945-47

Vol 88 December 2008: Overview of Trieste, Fiume etc 1945-47 (part 2); Yugoslavia-related awards in 2008’s international exhibitions.

Vol 89 March 2009: Overview of Trieste, Fiume etc 1945-47 (part 3); Hungarian telegram cards; Montenegro in 1840; etc.

Vol 90 June 2009: Monograph 7: 'Postal Rates of Bosnia & Herzegovina 1878-1918' by Alfred Kraut & Gerrit Matthijssen (reprinted from AUSTRIA)

Vol 91 Sept 2009: their 25th anniversary; highlights of their history; Trieste etc part 4 (with table of 1945-era post offices and their names in Italian & Croat/Slovene); etc