A bilateral stamp competitive exhibition between exhibitors from Austria and Luxembourg has been announced, organised by OK-Gmunden and BMSV-Gmunden, with the support of the Austrian Philatelic Federation. Registration deadline has been set on 31st May 2023.
After four years of absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the CNEP Salon philatélique de printemps (Spring Philatelic Show) reopens its doors from Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 March 2023. As it has been the case since 2015, it will be held in Paris at Espace Champerret, Paris 17th, Hall C.
Thirty stands of French and foreign traders will be present. The Art du Timbre Gravé association bringing together creators of stamps, illustrations and cancellations will be present with a few artists for the signing sessions. Philaposte will also have a stand. The CNEP will offer a new block presenting the catacombs of Paris designed by Louis Genty.
The CNEP is the French Trade Union of Philatelic Dealers and Experts, founded in November 1970.
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The Ukrainian Post used a mural by Banksy on a postage stamp to send the world a strong message marking the first anniversary of the war.
Last November, the renowned UK artist had painted a demolished wall in Borodianka, north-west of Kyiv, depicting a young boy judoka throwing down a much bigger older man, who could well be Vladimir Putin.
At its lower left corner, the postage stamp bears a six-letter, two-word abbreviated message in Cyrillic alphabet, the first three pointing to the surname of the Russian leader, the next three to a phrase which is left to the reader’s imagination.
The new stamp was released on 24th February, the day the Russian troops invaded Ukraine in 2022.
[photo credit: Getty images from bbc.com]
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“phila”-Toscana ’23 in Gmunden, Austria: 25-27 August
A bilateral stamp competitive exhibition between exhibitors from Austria and Luxembourg has been announced, organised by OK-Gmunden and BMSV-Gmunden, with the support of the Austrian Philatelic Federation. Registration deadline has been set on 31st May 2023.
IREX: https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Bedingungen.pdf
Entry Form: https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Anmeldung-phila-Toscana-23.pdf
Details at: https://www.bmsv-gmunden.at
CNEP Salon philatélique de printemps: 23-25 March
After four years of absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the CNEP Salon philatélique de printemps (Spring Philatelic Show) reopens its doors from Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 March 2023. As it has been the case since 2015, it will be held in Paris at Espace Champerret, Paris 17th, Hall C.
Thirty stands of French and foreign traders will be present. The Art du Timbre Gravé association bringing together creators of stamps, illustrations and cancellations will be present with a few artists for the signing sessions. Philaposte will also have a stand. The CNEP will offer a new block presenting the catacombs of Paris designed by Louis Genty.
The CNEP is the French Trade Union of Philatelic Dealers and Experts, founded in November 1970.
Banksy mural on postage stamp wraps up the first year of the Ukraine war
The Ukrainian Post used a mural by Banksy on a postage stamp to send the world a strong message marking the first anniversary of the war.
Last November, the renowned UK artist had painted a demolished wall in Borodianka, north-west of Kyiv, depicting a young boy judoka throwing down a much bigger older man, who could well be Vladimir Putin.
At its lower left corner, the postage stamp bears a six-letter, two-word abbreviated message in Cyrillic alphabet, the first three pointing to the surname of the Russian leader, the next three to a phrase which is left to the reader’s imagination.
The new stamp was released on 24th February, the day the Russian troops invaded Ukraine in 2022.
[photo credit: Getty images from bbc.com]