Main Pages:
Magazine & News:
Events:
Other Resources
©2025 FEPA. All Rights Reserved.
UK & Relevant International Laws Apply.
Main Pages:
Magazine & News:
Events:
Other Resources
©2025 FEPA. All Rights Reserved.
UK & Relevant International Laws Apply.
PARIS PHILEX 2022 …et nombreux visiteurs !
Thursday 23 June: PARIS PHILEX 2022, end of day 1. The FFAP Twitter account reports 1/3 of the Lego stamp completed (45.000 Lego pieces will be needed), 4 conferences, 1 inauguration, many exhibits to be admired and many visitors!
[photos credit: FFAP Twitter account]
BRATISLAVAFILA 2023 from the Union of Slovak Philatelists
The Chairman of the Union of Slovak Philatelists, Pavol Lazar, sent us the following communication for the FEPA News readers:
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the independent Slovak Republic, the Union of Slovak Philatelists in cooperation with the Slovak Post is organizing during the Bratislava Collector’s Days, in June 2-4, 2023, in Bratislava, a National Philatelic Exhibition of 3rd to 1st degree with international participation in all exhibition classes.
Several world rarities as well as a cross-section of the history of philately in Slovakia will also be presented at the exhibition.
The exhibition is open to exhibits (including single-frame) belonging to exhibitors of all ages, including young people. All those interested to exhibit a new exhibit or increase the qualification of an existing exhibit for higher-level exhibitions (international, world) need to register by January 31, 2023, to the General Commissioner, Peter Osusky, peter.osusky@yahoo.sk, or to the Chairman Pavol Lazar, zsflazar@gmail.com.
Francesco Tulli, Italian stamp designer, passed away
Vaccari news reported on 20 June the passing away of Francesco Tulli, a tireless artist and stamp designer, who worked at the Istituto poligrafico e zecca dello stato (translated freely as National Printing House and State Mint) between 1952 and 1998, and produced sixty stamps of Italy and Vatican City between the 1970s until as late as into the euro period.
Francesco Tulli was born in 1932. He graduated from l’Accademia di belle arti di Roma (the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome) as a painter and engraver. He died at the age of 89.
[photo credits: Vaccari news]