The PHSC presents a number of research papers, exhibitions, articles, etc. on interesting aspects of postal history. The existing choices appear on the sidebar at right.

	Cable Repair in the Pacific by Ian Kimmerly and Gray Scrimgeour The mail correspondence of a trans-Pacific cable repairman based in Victoria.
	Andy Morod and the Nootka Sound Region by Gray Scrimgeour An examination of the correspondences of a British Columbia trapper and prospector.
	The Pitney-Bowes Experimental Handstamps of 1948 by Robert C. Smith Details and examples of experimental duplex and CDS postmarks supplied by Pitney-Bowes in 1948.
	The Globe's Newspaper Mailing Booklet by Gray Scrimgeour This note describes a postal history artifact found in the summer of 2007 -- a rare newspaper mailing booklet that was used from 1895 to 1897 by The Toronto Globe newspaper.
	Sailing Tables for the Pacific by Gray Scrimgeour Here, we present sailing tables for the voyages of steamships that carried mail between Canada and the Orient and Canada and Australasia.
	Soldiers' Letters to or from Canada 1802-1841 by David Handelman This monograph chronicles the concessionary rates afforded to members of the British Army and Navy in the early nineteenth century, showing examples of mail to and from Canada.
	Returned from the Dead Letter Office by David Handelman Canadian DLO returned letter covering envelopes & wrappers to 1954
	Canadian Stamp News Articles by Allan Steinhart Between June 1976 (starting in Issue Number 1, June 28, 1976) and November 1978, Allan Steinhart wrote a series of 40 articles for Canadian Stamp News. We have reproduced all of these and present them here with permission from the publisher.