THE NOVEMBER AUCTION WILL START MAY 1

AUCTIONS ARE HELD EVERY MAY AND NOVEMBER


Albums, Books, & DVDs

MEMBER BENEFITS

Membership in the China Stamp Society is open to all collectors of Chinese stamps and the stamps of related areas. Member benefits include:

The China Clipper Magazine (six issues per year)
Buying and selling Chinese stamps in Stamp & Cover Sales and Auctions
Discounts on books, publications on DVDs and other items sold by the CSS
A free Translation Service for postal markings and other philatelic items
Meetings at stamp shows
International Chapters

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Jerry Miller giving a presentation on 'The Origin of the Boxer Revolt in China 1900-1901'

OUR FEATURED PUBLICATION

For sale in DVD for Sale

A DVD Set of the China Philatelic Society of London magazines, the China Section Bulletin Vols. 1-4 (1944-May 1957) and the Journal of Chinese Philately Vols. 5-64 (1957-Autumn 2016)

The China Philatelic Society of London magazines are now available in a complete set on five DVDs. The set includes the China Section Bulletin Vols. 1-4 (October 1944 through May 1957 complete) and the Journal of Chinese Philately Vols. 5-64 (July 1957-Autumn 2016 complete). All of these issues can be searched using the Periodical Database on the CSS web site. The set also includes a copy of Paul N. Davey’s 1992 index to Vols. 1-39 (1944-1992). This set of DVDs (4.7 GB format) can be viewed with Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher, which is available as a free download from Adobe or on our web site.

CSS delegation meets with Shanghai Shenxiao Philatelic Association

CSS delegation meets with Shanghai Shenxiao Philatelic Association
and Jiaxu Postal History Research Society Members

UPCOMING EVENTS

Information in Meetings and Shows

FUTURE ANNUAL CONVENTIONS BE HELD AT:
Great American Stamp Show, Aug. 14-17, in Schaumburg, IL
Boston 2026 World Expo, May 23-30

Dedicated to the documentation, preservation, advancement and promotion of the stamps and postal history of China and its related areas through education, study, research and services.

Collecting Chinese stamps is also a great way to have fun.

The China Stamp Society is exempt from Federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to the CSS are deductible under Section 170 of the Code. The CSS is also qualified to receive tax deductible bequest, transfers or gifts under section 2055, 2106 or 2522 of the Code.