Welcome to the Universal Ship Cancellation Society. Since 1932, our organization has been dedicated to collection and study of mail and postmarks from ships—all kinds of ships, military and civilian, from …

Operation Highjump Operation Highjump by Ned Harris (USCS # 3608) The largest expedition ever to visit Antarctica was officially titled “The United States Navy Antarctic Developments Project …

The USCS offers a number of catalogs and publications related to the collection and study of naval covers. This includes the Catalog of Naval Postmarks (5th ed.), and the Naval Cachet Makers …

ABOUT USCS The Universal Ship Cancellation Society, Inc., (APS Affiliate #98), a non-profit, tax exempt corporation, (IRS 501 (c) (3)) founded in 1932, promotes the study of the history of naval …

The Evolution of Naval Cover Collecting SynopsisBy Steve Shay of the Universal Ship Cancellation Society Purpose of the ExhibitThe purpose of the exhibit is to show the evolution of naval cancel and …

About Collecting Naval Covers by Steve Shay (USCS 10,821) In 1908, Congress authorized post offices aboard ships and stations of the U.S. Navy. These post offices offer the same service as do post …

The USCS Log THE USCS LOG USCS Log is the official publication of the Universal Ship Cancellation Society. The 32-page full-color journal is published monthly for the education and enjoyment of the …

CATALOG OF UNITED STATES NAVAL POSTMARKS, 5th EDITION Fifth Edition, Reprinted and Updated December 2001 David A. Kent, Editor in Chief The Universal Ship Cancellation Society has …

LOG AUCTIONS I’m Laurie Bernstein and I run the USCS Log auctions. I can be reached at [email protected]. Below are listed the FAQs about participation. You must be a member of the …

Naval Cover Museum The Naval Cover Museum The Naval Cover Museum is a digital archive of naval covers created in 2000 by Paul Bunter, and later gifted to the USCS. It has thousands of scanned …