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Harry Weiss (philatelist)
Harry Weiss (July 24, 1888 – July 23, 1966) of Illinois, was a philatelist who spent most of his philatelic career writing on the subject of stamp collecting.
==Philatelic literature==
From the 1930s to 1960, Weiss wrote extensively on the hobby aspect of stamp collecting. He wrote columns in a number of periodicals, such as in the ''Weekly Philatelic Gossip'', where he was the editor and would describe to his readers new postage stamps being issued, philatelic gossip, stamps that he felt would be desirable to purchase, and so on. He also wrote several other columns for the ''Weekly Philatelic Gossip'': ''Canadian Round Table'' and ''Inside Straight''. In 1961 ''Weekly Philatelic Gossip'' ceased publication, and Weiss continued his discussion of stamp collecting in ''Stamps'', where he maintained a column entitled ''Stamp Market Tips'' until he finally died in 1966. Weiss married Pearl Drucilla Rank (1885–1959) in 1919.
During his tenure as editor of ''Weekly Philatelic Gossip'', Weiss re-published a number of philatelic books, including, in 1943, ''The Postage Stamps of the United States'' by John Nicholas Luff, originally published in 1902.
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