The 2012 CSA Catalog and Handbook takes a new approach, incorporating many of the basic features of the old Dietz Catalog but building the actual contents from the ground up.

This book is the definitive text documenting the Confederate and Union postal systems operating in Florida between 1861 and 1865. Most of the major Confederate and Union covers are reproduced in color, with a complete census of over 1600 covers. Author Deane R. Briggs, MD, has spent 30 years researching and exhibiting Florida postal history. His research uses records from auction catalogs dating to the 1930s as well as archival material from the Florida State Archives, making this an invaluable Civil War postal history reference. All Florida towns that had post offices during the period are listed, together with the names of postmasters, compensation rates, and post office receipts. All postal routes used during this period are described in detail. Official Union occupation post offices and the Key West, Fort Pickens and Fort Jefferson post offices that operated during the war are recorded along with examples of all known Union Florida postal markings.

This book provides original research on the Springfield Facsimiles, with a complete, illustrated history of these stamps and their creator, Howard MacIntosh.

An excellent listing of Georgia Post Offices showing the transition from the US postal system to the CSA postal system and back again at the end of the Civil War. Includes postmasters and appointments with dates by town and the postmasters alphabetically plus an exceptional 22 page introduction and history. Includes 5 appendices, notes and bibliography.

This is a comprehensive study of the stamps and philatelic history of the postmaster's provisionals of Uniontown, Alabama.  This publication has 71 pages and contains a census and illustrations of all known stamps and covers.   Also, includes plating information, and the historical context tracing the Uniontown Provisionals through the literature.