An American member requires Sterling Machin material for research purposes.
Unfortunately he was one of many who started in the middle, as it were and now wants to go back to the beginning.
He requires cylinder blocks of all values, cylinder booklet panes, coil strips etc. etc.
Material should, if possible be in good condition and unmounted, but material without gum or even stuck together may be OK.
There must be a lot of material surplus to requirements out there and it will help to broaden the study of our most produced stamp.
Please contact steve.mcgill@comcast.net
Sterling Machin material required
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