EGYPHILA 2026 is a multinational exhibition organised by the Philatelic Society of Egypt under FEPA recognition. It will be held at the Digital Egypt Innovation Centre ‘Creativa’, Giza, next to Cairo University, from 17 to 19 September.
In more than 300 frames, Egyphila 2026 will display exhibits from Algeria, Croatia, Greece, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, the UK, and, of course, Egypt.
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https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/egyphilla-800.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2026-08-06 13:23:292026-08-06 13:24:03EGYPHILA 2026 in Cairo
ITALIA 2026, the philatelic literature exhibition to be held in Rome from 15 to 18 October 2026, was conceived with a strong focus on digital innovation. Thus:
exhibitors can submit applications through an online form, avoiding the burden of downloading and re-uploading documents;
the section dedicated to digital media is very extensive, covering not only websites but also Instagram pages, Wikipedia pages, YouTube channels, podcasts and more.
Now, we can announce another very important innovation: The catalogue of the exhibition entries is entirely new – for the first time in the history of philatelic exhibitions. All entries are currently being added, updates are made daily and the catalogue will be finalised shortly.
Go to the link italia2026.filatelia.info, select ‘Exhibit’ and then a class. For each entry, there is an image of the hard-copy cover or, for digital entries, of the homepage. Clicking on the title takes you to the details page. All technical specifications, the prices and where to order the entry are listed. In this way, participants can promote their work effectively and users can access a range of useful information about those entries that interest them most.
Following up on the online registration form, Italia 2026 continues to lead the way in digital innovation!
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https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/italia_2026-800d.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2026-08-01 14:22:292026-08-01 15:01:35ITALIA 2026 Continues to Lead the Way in Digital Innovation: A New Approach to the Catalogue of Entries
In 1929, Paul Dillemann published the book Description Générale des Timbres-Poste de l’émission de Bordeaux (1870–1871). Since then, the few works devoted to the subject have largely reproduced Dillemann’s research, often adding inaccurate interpretations. The forthcoming publication, the result of Pascal Buffet’s extensive research, follows in the tradition of Dillemann’s pioneering work—almost a century later.
Pascal Buffet has returned to the sources. He has examined archival records in depth, while also undertaking a detailed study of the stamps themselves, assembling an exceptional specialised reference collection.
The work offers readers the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the Bordeaux Issue, move beyond the information found in standard catalogues, classify collections on a sounder basis, and avoid costly mistakes when acquiring material.
The first volume, comprising 246 full-colour pages, presents a comprehensive study of the issue. The second volume, containing 44 pages, reproduces the stamp proofs and transfer blocks, together with detailed plating information.
The new book will be available by JFB Philatélie at jfbphilatelie@gmail.com. Price: €90 plus postage.
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EGYPHILA 2026 in Cairo
EGYPHILA 2026 is a multinational exhibition organised by the Philatelic Society of Egypt under FEPA recognition. It will be held at the Digital Egypt Innovation Centre ‘Creativa’, Giza, next to Cairo University, from 17 to 19 September.
In more than 300 frames, Egyphila 2026 will display exhibits from Algeria, Croatia, Greece, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, the UK, and, of course, Egypt.
…
ITALIA 2026 Continues to Lead the Way in Digital Innovation: A New Approach to the Catalogue of Entries
ITALIA 2026, the philatelic literature exhibition to be held in Rome from 15 to 18 October 2026, was conceived with a strong focus on digital innovation. Thus:
Now, we can announce another very important innovation: The catalogue of the exhibition entries is entirely new – for the first time in the history of philatelic exhibitions. All entries are currently being added, updates are made daily and the catalogue will be finalised shortly.
Go to the link italia2026.filatelia.info, select ‘Exhibit’ and then a class. For each entry, there is an image of the hard-copy cover or, for digital entries, of the homepage. Clicking on the title takes you to the details page. All technical specifications, the prices and where to order the entry are listed. In this way, participants can promote their work effectively and users can access a range of useful information about those entries that interest them most.
Following up on the online registration form, Italia 2026 continues to lead the way in digital innovation!
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La fabrication des timbres-poste et du chiffre-taxe à la Monnaie de Bordeaux
In 1929, Paul Dillemann published the book Description Générale des Timbres-Poste de l’émission de Bordeaux (1870–1871). Since then, the few works devoted to the subject have largely reproduced Dillemann’s research, often adding inaccurate interpretations. The forthcoming publication, the result of Pascal Buffet’s extensive research, follows in the tradition of Dillemann’s pioneering work—almost a century later.
Pascal Buffet has returned to the sources. He has examined archival records in depth, while also undertaking a detailed study of the stamps themselves, assembling an exceptional specialised reference collection.
The work offers readers the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the Bordeaux Issue, move beyond the information found in standard catalogues, classify collections on a sounder basis, and avoid costly mistakes when acquiring material.
The first volume, comprising 246 full-colour pages, presents a comprehensive study of the issue. The second volume, containing 44 pages, reproduces the stamp proofs and transfer blocks, together with detailed plating information.
The new book will be available by JFB Philatélie at jfbphilatelie@gmail.com. Price: €90 plus postage.
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