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We read already of 'odds specialists' in cartophily (there is the new word, all pat)
and of dealers in mint sets. We shall hear before long of 'conditions-men', and
there will be picksome Pierpont Morgans, for whom the best is scarcely good ...
BY PETER SCULLY Cartophily is the word coined by Colonel C. L. Bagnall in
1933 to describe the collecting of cigarette and other trade cards. The word is
derived from the term 'cartophilia' which would appear to have been in use by ...
Leonard Russell, John Hadfield, 1972
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Maps of Africa: Proceedings of the Symposium on Maps Held at ...
CARTOPHILY. AT. WITS. SOME. ADDITIONS. AND. DISCOVERIES. Mrs Y. Gars
on Senior Assistant Librarian, Africana Library, University of the Witwatersrand A
true bibliophile loves, studies, collects and looks after books in one way or ...
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Centaur from the Triangle: A Boyhood in Derby
The printing of cards declined dramatically during World War II (to save paper)
and the drying up of sources must have lead inevitably to the hobby of cartophily,
with the collector described as a cartophilist. I wonder how many graduates of
The ...
... and has even gone the length of denouncing it as foolish, inane and vulgar,
besides predicting a speedy ending to the "craze," as this particular organ terms
cartophily, says The British Empire Paper, Stationery and Printing Trades' Journal
.
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Philatelic West and Collectors' World
There are but few countries that have not yet taken up the fad, which shows
commendable enterprise in Cartophily. A set of fine picturesque cards “Gem
Scenery,” Series II, published by RaphaelTuck's, are very beautiful, and
beautifully ...
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The British Museum A-Z Companion
Curig 298 Capua 50 Cara, G. 251 Carchemish 149 Caria (Carya, Karia) 69, 102,
292-3 Carolina 359 Carolingian art 91,191-2, 217 carpets 74 Carthage
68,215,251, 282, 303 Carthage treasure 68, 325 cartoon 208 cartophily 78
cartouches ...
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Rant and Dawdle: The Fictional Memoir of Colston Willmott
... with their themes of sports heroes, animals, castles, famous people, trains,
aeroplanes and cars, were prevalent. The latter, I have recently discovered, is
called cartophily – Such a posh word for so simple a pastime. There was no
television, ...
Bill Smith, William (Bill) E. Smith, 2011
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Eccentric London: The Bradt Guide to Britain's Crazy and ...
Of playing-cards, cartophily. And of maps? Map collecting. But playing-cards?
Can they really be interesting? Within five minutes the genial Mr Beresiner has
me totally fascinated. 'What is a surprise to most people is their antiquity,' he says.
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The Pearson General Knowledge Manual 2012
... Bryology Cacogenics Caliology Calorifics Cambistry Carcinology Cardiology
Caricology Carpology Cartography Cartophily Castrametation Catacoustics
Catalactics Catechectics Cetology C halcotriptics Chaology Characterology
Chemistry ...
