Sheppard G. Schermerhorn,
46 West Nineteenth Street, New York City.
I wish to notify correspondents that I have no more postmarks left.
I have a number of Jules Verne's stories in pamphlet form which I would like to exchange. I will give one for a United States cent, date 1840 or 1846, or for a half-cent of any date but 1851. I will send the complete story of A Voyage Around the World for the cents between 1833 and 1837.
Roland Godfrey,
Gardner, Centre P. O., Worcester Co., Mass.
My stock of foreign stamps is exhausted. I will now give ten United States postmarks for five from any foreign country, or from Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, or Washington Territory. I will exchange even for postmarks from other States.
Lawrence B. Jones,
P. O. Box 1036, Wilkesbarre, Penn.
The following correspondents withdraw their names from our exchange list, their stock of shells, ores, stamps, and other things being exhausted: E. P. Snivelly, Columbus, Ohio; Charles R. Crowther, Bridgeport, Conn.; Ned Robinson, Fairfield, Ill.; Walter C. Freeland, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Charles H. Purdy, Jersey City Heights, N. J.; and G. Vasa Edwards, Plattsburgh, N. Y. Exchangers will please take notice.