Catalogue and Handbook of Tattersall's Covers, by David McNamee, FRPSL (Brusden-White, 2006), softbound, 212 pages. In 1902 the Postmaster-General implemented a postal ban on the buying of tickets in the sweepstake lotteries conducted by George Adams on major Australian horse races. In this definitive book, the author researches the many names and address variations that were used as a subterfuge to overcome the ban.

No. 1 of the Brusden-White Monograph Series.

Victoria: The 1895 Havelock-Foster's Postcard, by Raymond J Kelly, FAP (Brusden-White, 2007), softbound, 36 pages. The issue of this postcard on 1st November 1895 caused outrage, to the point where they were withdrawn from sale on 19th November. In presenting the Havelock-Foster's story, the author devotes attention to this social aspect, as well as to the philatelic attributes which were so different from other Victoria postcards.

No. 2 of the Brusden-White Monograph Series.

Australia: The 1927 Canberra Commemorative, by Geoffrey Kellow, RDP MAP APR FRPSL (2011), softbound, 72 pages. The story of Australia's first commemorative stamp, based on all the available archival records, and revealing many new facts. The essays and proofs, the issued stamp with all its varieties, the stamp booklet and the 'OS' punctures are all fully described and illustrated.

No. 3 of the Brusden-White Monograph Series.

The Pre-UPU Destination Mail of Victoria, by Ben D. Palmer (Australian States Study Circle of The Royal Sydney Philatelic Club, 2009), hardbound with dustjacket, 326 pages. An exhaustive census of every example of mail in the pre-UPU period to every overseas destination (with the exception of Great Britain). Extensive tables of rates to foreign countries have been assembled from the most complete sources available.

Awarded Large Vermeil medals at Italia 2009 and London 2010.

The Stamps of Victoria, by Geoff Kellow (B & K Philatelic Publishing, 1990), hardbound with dust jacket, 404 pages. Still the pre-eminent reference, this book presents an in-depth treatment of all of Victoria's stamps. For each stamp a history is presented in its entirety, commencing with essays and proofs, production techniques, printing characteristics and quantities. All known errors and varieties are discussed. Extensively illustrated.

Awarded a Gold medal at Kuala Lumpur 1992.