The Austrian Philatelic Society's Bookshop




A Celebration of Austrian Philately is a "Festschrift" published to mark our 60th anniversary. It is a 160+ sides full-colour A4 perfect-bound book, and will appeal to specialist collectors in many areas. The articles are in English; each has a brief summary in German. See here for details and how-to-order.




Dalmatia's cancellations from the earliest times up to 1918 receive a comprehensive survey in our Handbook. It also includes a translation of Dr R Wurth's 1984 yearbook on the development of the Dalmatian Postal System. Research into Postal History is never complete, and as a bonus purchasers will also receive a free copy of the Supplement that lists discoveries made after the book was published. See here for details and how-to-order.




Vienna's Pneumatic Post System (the Rohrpost) operated between 1st March 1875 and 1956. We have researched and published a comprehensive book about it. See here for details and how-to-order.




Dr Stephan Koczynski’s definitive history of Austrian Revenue Stamps [Die Geschichte der Stempelmarken in Oesterreich] has long been out of print and almost impossible to obtain. Now, the Austrian Philatelic Society has enhanced the original and published it on CD in fully-text-searchable form. See here for full details and how-to-order.




Przemysl 1914-1918 by Keith Tranmer. Originally published by ArGe Mil Aust. Phil. See here for details and how-to-order.




The Postal History of Ukraine: KuK Ukrainische Legion Feldpost correspondence cards 1914-1918. by by Dubniak and Cybaniak. See here for details and how-to-order.



Back numbers of the APS's Journal "Austria" are available to non-members at £5 per copy including postage to anywhere. Some older issues may be facsimiles or second-hand originals. Reductions apply for ten or more ordered at the same time, and a larger reduction if you order "1 copy of each issue of Austria, ie numbers 1 to date". However, it may be better value to join the Society. Contact the Editor for details.

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