| Page | Title | Author |
| 6 | Japanese Americans in World War II February 19, 1942: A Day That Should Live in Infamy | Jesse I. Spector and William Kaczynski |
| 20 | Small Bites of Great American Postal History: The Oldest Operating United States Post Office | Kelvin Kindahl |
| 22 | A 1902 New York Paquebot Marking on a Hamburg-American Line Cover from Columbia | Jeff Lough |
| 25 | Snapshots: Moving the Mail Under Postmaster General J. Edward Day | |
| 26 | U.S. Auxiliary Markings: Customs Duty Markings on Incoming Covers Part Five: The Green Tape Markings | John M. Hotchner |
| 30 | U.S. Navy Ships at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition | Bill Nix |
| 34 | Dealer Mail Helped Supply Scarce 1975 Degressive Rate Covers | Ronald Blanks |
| 40 | Research Projects: Mailomat FDC Slogan Update | |
| 41 | Parallels Between 1975 and 2016 Degressive Rates | Ronald Blanks |
| 41 | Tidbits: Eagle Liquer Distilleries | Dean W. Mario |
| 42 | Advertising Postal History: The Talking Machine Co. | |
| 42 | Event Covers: A Cacheted Slogan First Day of Use | |
| 44 | Post Offices in the News | Steve Bahnsen |
| 46 | When Did Free Postage End for Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in World War II? | Tony Wawrukiewicz |
| 47 | Ephemera Corner: A Rare 1879 Virginia Post Office Collection Order | Peter Martin |
| 48 | Postcard Pursuit: Florida Advertising Postcard Touts U.S. 27 | |
| 50 | Postal History at the American Philatelic Research Library: Auction Name SalesA Hidden Gem for Your Postal History Research | Scott D. Tiffney |
| 52 | U.S. Post Offices: New Hampshire Post Offices | Steve Bahnsen |
| 54 | Richard Hemmings Wins 2018 Helbock Prize | |
| 55 | Doolin Wins 2018 Charles Fricke Small Bites Award | |