Catalogue
A list of books published by Dr. Tan Wee Kiat and co-authors. If you’re interested in getting hold of the copies, feel free to contact Dr. Tan at dr_wktan [at] yahoo [dot] com.
Singapore Heritage: Places of Worship
By Tan Wee Kiat
ISBN 981-04-9189-1
Singapore: Our Pledge
By Tan Wee Kiat & Lim Ah Moi, Pearly
ISBN 981-04-8073-3
Singapore Stamps: Remembering VIPs
By Tan Wee Kiat, Noel Hidalgo Tan, Koo Hong Piew
ISBN 978-981-08-0267-7
Horse-powered & Man-powered transport: A philatelic Excursion
Tan Wee Kiat, Koo Hong Piew, Noel Hidalgo Tan
ISBN 978-981-05-8530-3
Singapore Heritage: The Raffles Pitcher Plant
By Tan Wee Kiat
ISBN 981-04-8072-5
Singapore: Many Races, One People
By Tan Wee Kiat, Angela F.L. Wong, Vilma D’Rozario
ISBN 981-04-7066-5
Singapore’s Monuments & Landmarks: A philatelic Ramble
By Tan Wee Kiat, Edmund W K Lim, Kevin Y L Tan
ISBN 978-981-05-7809-1
Singapore Story: A Philatelic Perspective
By Tan Wee Kiat
ISBN 981-04-9528-5
Jack and the Canivorous Pitcher Plant
By Tan Wee Kiat & Amy Sobrielo
ISBN 981-3065-38-9
Philatelic Forays: Across the Curriculum
By Tan Wee Kiat, Angela F.L. Wong, Vilma D’Rozario
ISBN 981-04-70363
[Thanks to Victor for providing the scanned covers]
ReTRIeVIA 
Hi, I am starting to collect stamps, so may I know if the above books are available at local bookstores? Where can I get them?
Ethan
17 November, 2009 at 5:16 pm
Hi! Ethan,
Thank you for your interest in my stamp-based books.
The books are available at the Singapore Philatelic
Museum (SPM) in Coleman Street.
If SPM has run out of some titles, please let
me know and I will try to get them for you.
My email addresses are
dr.wktan@gmail.com and dr_wktan@yahoo.com
Regards,
tan wee kiat
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tan wee kiat
18 November, 2009 at 12:37 pm
Hi Ethan,
Thank you for your comment. Most of the books you see here are out-of-print. I think I saw the “Monuments and Landmarks” book still selling at some major bookshops not too long ago. However, this book is a bit pricey at S$23.90.
You may contact the Singapore Philatelic Museum to enquire if it still has any of the stamp books featured here on sale.
Victor Koo
19 November, 2009 at 12:00 am