10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIMBROPHILY»
Discover the use of
timbrophily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
timbrophily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Stamp-collector's magazine
... timbrophily possesses any followers in Chili, this point will not remain many
months in doubt. It is unusual for the stamps of a country to be inscribed with the
name of one of its towns, but Chili is not alone in this peculiarity, the
Newfoundland ...
2
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Philanthrop′ic, al, doing goodtoothers, benevolent.—adv.Philanthrop′ically. [L.
,—Gr. philanthrōpia—philos,loving,anthrōpos, a man.] Philately, filat′eli, n.
thestudyand collection of postage and revenue stamps and labels (also
Timbrophily, ...
There is a curious origin ascribed to timbrophily, by which high-sounding name
postage -stamp collecting is designated. The missionaries in India are said to be
able to reclaim, from the heartless Hindoo parents, the little babes they are ...
4
Collectible Investments for the High Net Worth Investor
... 36–37 Timbrophily, 215 Trade editions of books, 179 Transaction costs art, 109
–111, 140, 143–144 maps, 201–204 stamps, 221–222 wine, 231 Transportability
, as art value component, 99 Triptych (Bacon), 152 Tversky, A., 56 U U.K. equity ...
Since the advent of timbrophily twelve stamp periodicals have been published in
the U. S., of these Boston produced 3, Chicago, 111., 2, Meriden. Conn., 2,
Middletown, Conn., 2, New York, 1, Newport, R. I., 1, Cincinnati, 1. Of Stamp
Albums ...
6
The Philatelic Journal of America: An Illustrated Monthly ...
In the British provinces timbrophily is dead a twelve month since. During its
existence there Canada produced one stamp jourBy the above table it will be
seen that more stamp journals, albums, catalogues, manuals and price-lists have
been ...
7
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... TT J; çtt тт^гттт, «ттт ít¥t, «тттт/тт timbrel я. g^TT, ^ГТТ; в<^. timbreld (Milt.) #
TT> TT ïTi5f> T> TTT TTTT f3TT timbrology, umbromanía, timbrophily ns. (
outmoded words for stamp-collecting) ÏTT> fers ITkTT, ЖТТ-feTÎ- ТТЯТТ^л*.
timrologist, ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
8
Oliver Optic's Magazine: Our Boys and Girls
Of course not a word can be said against introducing a " Department of
Timbrophily," and we introduce it. Timonax's geographical «uits us best, and we
shall not be " gobbled up "just yet. — Jape- tus sends a knight's spring, which
shall be ...
9
Oliver Optic's Magazine for Young and Old
Of course notaword can be said against introducing a “Department of Timbrophily
,” and we introduce it. Timonax's geographical suits us best, and we shall not be “
gobbled up "just yet. -—]apetus sends a knight's spring, which shall be ...
The last word in the editorial above referred to is timbrophily, a more pretentious
and less euphonious word than its successful rival, phz'la.tel_i/. I almost owe an
apology for unburying it. Neither word is given in the dictionary in my possession.
