Reference Library - VSC 6000/8000
The links below to references in the literature which include analytical aspects of philately. These may be very important because the name of books and papers are often not indicative of details of their contents.
| Author | Title | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Allen, James A. and Thomas Lera | The U.S. 1851 3¢ Stamp: Color, Chemistry, and Changes | IAP I pp 71-82 |
| Barwis, John H and Harry G. Brittain | Ink Composition of the U.S. 3¢ stamps of 1870-1883 | IAP II pp 49-56 |
| Caswell, Lyman R. | Evaluation of Forensic Methods for Overprint Analysis | Collectors Club Philatelist, Vol. 91, No. 1 (2012). pp. 35-45 |
| Caswell, Lyman R. | Reflectance Spectroscopy of Colored Overprints | IAP I pp 101-107 |
| Cipolla II, Roland H | Discovery: Bisected Use of One-cent 1851 Stamp | The Chronicle of the U.S. Classic Postal Issues, 237, 65(1) 2013. pp 37-47 |
| DeBlois, Diane and Robert Dalton Harris | Prexies and the interaction of color | The Congress Book 2011 Original philatelic papers presented by invitation. Seventy-Seventh American Philatelic Congress August 12, 2011. APS StampShow 2011 Columbus, Ohio", Ed. Kenneth Trettin, 2011 |
| Eubanks, Gordon and Harry Brittain | Analysis of Pigment Composition of the U.S. 5c 1847 Issue | IAP II pp 131-132 |
| Herendeen, David L. | Philatelic Shade Discrimination Based on Measured Colour - Corrigenda | London Philatelist May. 2011 (120). pp.153 |
| Herendeen, David L., James A. Allen and Thomas Lera | Philatelic Shade Discrimination Based on Measured Colour | London Philatelist Apr. 2011 (120). pp.105-117 |
| Hofmeyr Jan | A Quantitative Color Analysis of the US 3c 1861 Issue | IAP IV pp 59-70 |
| Kravitz, Mel and Harry Hagendorf | Using forensic testing of ink on a postal history item when historical expertizing methods fail. | Collectors Club Philatelist, Jan-Feb 2018. pp. 1-18 |
| Leonard, Paul | Forensic Philately in 2020. Challenges and Opportunities | IAP III |
| Lera, Thomas | In the National Postal Museum, Research: Scientific Equipment at the NPM | Collectors Club Philatelist, Vol. 91(3) 2012 pp. 174-178 |
| Lera, Thomas | Colorimetric Analysis of an Enhanced Cancel on a Mauritius 1d Stamp | Fakes Forgeries Experts, No. 14, April 2011, pp.103-104 |
| Lera, Thomas, Jennifer Giaccai and Nicole Little | A Scientific Analysis of the First Issues of Chile 1853-1862, London Printing | IAP I pp 19-33 |
| Liston, Edward M. | A New Technique for Analyzing the Optical Spectra of Stamp Inks: U.S. 1861 Stamps | IAP II pp 135-136 |
| Liston, Edward M. | A New Technique for Analyzing The Optical Spectrum of Stamp Inks: A U.S. 1861 Case Study | Collectors Club Philatelist, Vol. 95(4) 2016. pp. 244-250 |
| McKee, Archie | Paper and Color Varieties of the People's Republic of China 'Workers and Soldiers' Definitive Set of 1955-1961 | IAP II pp 9-19 |
| Mead, Lawrence R. | Color examination of a difficult Helgoland issue with a Video Spectral Comparator | |
| Nixon, J. Edward | Canada 1868 Two Cent Large Queen on Laid Paper: The Analytical Process Followed for Expertization | IAP II pp 115-123 |
| Nixon, J. Edward (Ted) and Garfield Portch | Impact of Technical Analyses on Greene Foundation Expertizing | IAP III |
| Portch, Garfield and Charles J. G. Verge | Lessons Learned for Expertizing: The use of security features on high value definitives of Great Britain and Canada (1988-2012) as a VSC 6000 learning tool. | http://www.greenefoundation.ca/Ist%20IAp%20Symposium%20-%20Security%20Features%20with%20images.pdf |
| Youssefi, Joe | Application of Advanced Tools to Persian Philately | IAP II pp 137-137 |