The book features Joseph Hackmey’s collection of the Triangular Stamps of the Cape of Good Hope, and is published by the Museum of Philately.
On the reverse side of its dust cover, we read: This book marks the inaugural publication of the Museum of Philately, an online platform showcasing some of the greatest philatelic collections ever assembled by the world’s most distinguished philatelists.
To honour a select few of the greatest collectors of our time, we have chosen to release a limited number of physical editions highlighting their exceptional collections. The Museum is proud to honour Joseph Hackmey as the first recipient, celebrating his remarkable collection of the Triangular Stamps of the Cape of Good Hope. A special section in the Museum of Philately is now dedicated exclusively to many of his extraordinary collections.
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Since 2020, Virtual Stampex has pushed the boundaries of what is possible in the online philatelic events space. We seek to encourage community, learning, and friendship; to inspire, to share, to celebrate. We are inviting you to join us for even bigger, bolder show. Read on to discover the new experiences we’ve added to our 2025 event! Proudly sponsored by Spink, Virtual Stampex 2025 is a free to attend online event live 24 hours a day from the 6th to the 8th March so that you can experience the very best in philately from wherever you are in the world.
Register here now, and read on for how you, your society, your exhibit, your business, and your friends can take part!
The latest BEPHILA 2026 newsletter announced that FEPA had agreed to grant Recognition to BEPHILA and will help promote the exhibition.
It also announced that an individual postage stamp priced at 0,85 € (standard letter up to 20g) with the exhibition logo is already available. Readers will find details on how to order in the trilingual (in German, Swedish and English) newsletter.
Cape of Good Hope — The Triangular Stamps
The book features Joseph Hackmey’s collection of the Triangular Stamps of the Cape of Good Hope, and is published by the Museum of Philately.
On the reverse side of its dust cover, we read: This book marks the inaugural publication of the Museum of Philately, an online platform showcasing some of the greatest philatelic collections ever assembled by the world’s most distinguished philatelists.
To honour a select few of the greatest collectors of our time, we have chosen to release a limited number of physical editions highlighting their exceptional collections. The Museum is proud to honour Joseph Hackmey as the first recipient, celebrating his remarkable collection of the Triangular Stamps of the Cape of Good Hope. A special section in the Museum of Philately is now dedicated exclusively to many of his extraordinary collections.
The book will be available soon from The Royal Philatelic Society London.
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VIRTUAL STAMPEX 2025
Latest announcement by the PTS:
Virtual Stampex 2025 is open for registration!
Since 2020, Virtual Stampex has pushed the boundaries of what is possible in the online philatelic events space. We seek to encourage community, learning, and friendship; to inspire, to share, to celebrate. We are inviting you to join us for even bigger, bolder show. Read on to discover the new experiences we’ve added to our 2025 event! Proudly sponsored by Spink, Virtual Stampex 2025 is a free to attend online event live 24 hours a day from the 6th to the 8th March so that you can experience the very best in philately from wherever you are in the world.
Register here now, and read on for how you, your society, your exhibit, your business, and your friends can take part!
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BEPHILA 2026 Newsletter #3
The latest BEPHILA 2026 newsletter announced that FEPA had agreed to grant Recognition to BEPHILA and will help promote the exhibition.
It also announced that an individual postage stamp priced at 0,85 € (standard letter up to 20g) with the exhibition logo is already available. Readers will find details on how to order in the trilingual (in German, Swedish and English) newsletter.
Read or download Newsletter #3 here:
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/befila2026_nsl03.pdf
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