Stanley Gibbons will be hosting the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Exhibition in their first-floor gallery at 399 Strand. The exhibition is free to attend and offers an introductory telling of the story of her majesty’s reign through stamps. Exhibits will include the three main portraits used by Royal Mail as well as a selection of Omnibus editions, Jubilee series and a collection of the ever-popular errors.
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The HELVETIA 2022 winners were announced during the palmares dinner on Saturday evening, 21 May, at the Palazzo dei Congressi.
World Stamp Champion: Adriano Bergamini (Switzerland), “Postal relations between Ticino (Switzerland) and foreign countries before the UPU” WSC 1st Runner up: Walter Britz (Uruguay), “Uruguay: Early Issues of the XIX Century (1856-1862)” WSC 2nd Runner up: Vittorio Morani (Italy), “Tuscany 1836 to GPU (up to 30th June 1875)” Letter mail in, from and to Tuscany: routes, rates and charges”
Photo (WSC candidates): Vittorio Morani (left), Adriano Bergamini, Walter Britz
Grand Prix International: Simon Martin-Redman (United Kingdom), “Sarawak – The first forty years 1858-1898”
Photo (GPI candidates): Karlfried Krauss (left), Simon Martin-Redman, German Baschwitz, Henrik Mouritsen
Grand Prix National: Joseph Hackmey (United Kingdom), “Classic Switzerland”
Photo (GPN candidates): Richard Schaefer (left), Joseph Hackmey
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It was June 1974 and INTERNABA in Basel, when philatelists last celebrated a world general exhibition in Switzerland. So the organisers are right by saying that HELVETIA 2022, which was opened today, is the first world exhibition in their country after 50 years. In order to make sure everything will run smoothly to the last detail, preparations started as early as four years ago. The first meeting of the Organising Committee was held in August 2018.
Visitors will be delighted to admire a little more than 2,000 16-page exhibition frames, browse through 91 literature exhibits, and visit 40 dealer’s booths, as long as they have the courage to walk around 8,400 sq.m. of exhibition space, in Centro Esposizioni, Lugano.
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Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Exhibition
Stanley Gibbons will be hosting the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Exhibition in their first-floor gallery at 399 Strand. The exhibition is free to attend and offers an introductory telling of the story of her majesty’s reign through stamps. Exhibits will include the three main portraits used by Royal Mail as well as a selection of Omnibus editions, Jubilee series and a collection of the ever-popular errors.
Exhibition opens: 6-25 June, Monday-Saturday, 9:30-18:00, at 399 Strand, WC2R 0LX London.
[photo credit: Stanley Gibbons]
HELVETIA 2022 World Stamp Exhibition winners
The HELVETIA 2022 winners were announced during the palmares dinner on Saturday evening, 21 May, at the Palazzo dei Congressi.
World Stamp Champion: Adriano Bergamini (Switzerland), “Postal relations between Ticino (Switzerland) and foreign countries before the UPU”
WSC 1st Runner up: Walter Britz (Uruguay), “Uruguay: Early Issues of the XIX Century (1856-1862)”
WSC 2nd Runner up: Vittorio Morani (Italy), “Tuscany 1836 to GPU (up to 30th June 1875)” Letter mail in, from and to Tuscany: routes, rates and charges”
Photo (WSC candidates): Vittorio Morani (left), Adriano Bergamini, Walter Britz
Grand Prix International: Simon Martin-Redman (United Kingdom), “Sarawak – The first forty years 1858-1898”
Photo (GPI candidates): Karlfried Krauss (left), Simon Martin-Redman, German Baschwitz, Henrik Mouritsen
Grand Prix National: Joseph Hackmey (United Kingdom), “Classic Switzerland”
Photo (GPN candidates): Richard Schaefer (left), Joseph Hackmey
[photos credit: fepanews.com]
HELVETIA 2022 in Lugano was opened today
It was June 1974 and INTERNABA in Basel, when philatelists last celebrated a world general exhibition in Switzerland. So the organisers are right by saying that HELVETIA 2022, which was opened today, is the first world exhibition in their country after 50 years. In order to make sure everything will run smoothly to the last detail, preparations started as early as four years ago. The first meeting of the Organising Committee was held in August 2018.
Visitors will be delighted to admire a little more than 2,000 16-page exhibition frames, browse through 91 literature exhibits, and visit 40 dealer’s booths, as long as they have the courage to walk around 8,400 sq.m. of exhibition space, in Centro Esposizioni, Lugano.