Rainer von Scharpen of the AIJP has drawn our attention to the latest Yearbook, OPUS XXI, published by the European Academy of Philately (AEP). As it was due to be presented at IBRA 2021 in Essen, the theme chosen was ‘L’Allemagne et ses Colonies/ Germany and its colonies’. Due to Corona, the event had to be postponed; the topic remained.
18 authors – among them not a single German – submitted papers that deal with postal routes from Bavaria to Italy, or Tuscany to the old German states, highlight the particular effectiveness of German postal offices in Morocco, trace the influence of the German Colonial Society in Rwanda-Urundi and explain the difficult border demarcation of German East Africa at Lake Kivu. In addition to postal-historical peculiarities of the colony of Cameroon, pioneers of German East Africa are presented. Two articles are devoted to aspects of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. Portuguese prisoners of war in World War I come into focus, fiscal stamps of Alsace-Lorraine 1915-21 as well as the postal history of the Saar are examined. One article deals with the German Deep Sea Expedition of 1898-1899, another with space mail from and to German astronauts. Two articles on transatlantic mail between 1840 and 1885 round off the volume.
Thanks are due to the responsible editor, Dr Guy Coutant, who has ensured that this Yearbook lives up to the high standards set by the AEP over many years.
OPUS XXI. L’Allemagne et ses colonies. Germany and its colonies. 2021, A-4, 248 pages, colour ill., softcover. Price 50 € incl. shipping. ISBN 9-789082-398786. Send orders to: Patrick Maselis: info@maselis.be
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The IPF has informed us that in June 2021 it hosted AAPE 2021, a virtual tri-national stamp exhibition, with the participation of the United Arab Emirates and the United States. The exhibition marked the Abraham Accords peace agreements signed by the three countries in September 2020. It consisted of 3 competitive classes (Traditional Philately, Postal History and Thematic Philately), and each participating country had to submit 6 exhibits to be judged. There was also a Court of Honor, with a single exhibit from each country, and a non-competitive Picture Postcards section. It was further stipulated that at least half of the exhibits should be related to the Middle East.
The Jury President was Colin Fraser and the Jury Secretary Yigal Nathaniel. There were two groups of judges, each of which included a representative from each participating country. This structure required a large number of Zoom meetings of each group of judges and then of the entire jury. The quality of exhibits was high – 3 won Large Gold medals while 4 others won Gold. The winner of the Grand Prix award was Thomas Johansen with an exhibit entitled “Muscat 1864 to 1948: The Development of the Indian Post Office in Eastern Arabia“.
AAPE 2021 opened on June 15th with a ceremony attended by FIP President Bernard Beston. Two seminars were conducted during the exhibition. Tim Bartshe of the US gave a presentation about “Exhibiting Picture Postcards” and answered many questions about this novel exhibiting class, and Colin Fraser gave a lecture about “Titles and Title Pages”. All these events were recoded and are available to view at the exhibition website www.aape2021.com.
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The Philatelic Traders’ Society have released details of the Autumn STAMPEX exhibition which will take place live at the Business Design Centre in London from 29th September – 2nd October. After the long break in live exhibitions, there will be interesting innovations including:
New dealers and zones in the hall,
A Youth zone celebrating World Postcard Day,
The Delcampe Digital and Shopping Zone,
The Museum of Philately, and
An exclusive Art exhibition on the Spink stand.
There will also be a digital membership area adding a virtual element to the show.
Another innovation is an entry charge of £10 for visitors on the first day (£5 for a digital pass). Entry will be free on subsequent days.
The PTS Press Release at FINAL RELEASE STAMPEX 2021 gives further information about what is on offer at Autumn STAMPEX.
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New AEP publication on ‘Germany and its colonies’.
Rainer von Scharpen of the AIJP has drawn our attention to the latest Yearbook, OPUS XXI, published by the European Academy of Philately (AEP). As it was due to be presented at IBRA 2021 in Essen, the theme chosen was ‘L’Allemagne et ses Colonies / Germany and its colonies’. Due to Corona, the event had to be postponed; the topic remained.
18 authors – among them not a single German – submitted papers that deal with postal routes from Bavaria to Italy, or Tuscany to the old German states, highlight the particular effectiveness of German postal offices in Morocco, trace the influence of the German Colonial Society in Rwanda-Urundi and explain the difficult border demarcation of German East Africa at Lake Kivu. In addition to postal-historical peculiarities of the colony of Cameroon, pioneers of German East Africa are presented. Two articles are devoted to aspects of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. Portuguese prisoners of war in World War I come into focus, fiscal stamps of Alsace-Lorraine 1915-21 as well as the postal history of the Saar are examined. One article deals with the German Deep Sea Expedition of 1898-1899, another with space mail from and to German astronauts. Two articles on transatlantic mail between 1840 and 1885 round off the volume.
Thanks are due to the responsible editor, Dr Guy Coutant, who has ensured that this Yearbook lives up to the high standards set by the AEP over many years.
OPUS XXI. L’Allemagne et ses colonies. Germany and its colonies. 2021, A-4, 248 pages, colour ill., softcover. Price 50 € incl. shipping. ISBN 9-789082-398786. Send orders to: Patrick Maselis: info@maselis.be
Israel Philatelic Federation hosts AAPE 2021 to mark peace agreements with UAE and USA
The IPF has informed us that in June 2021 it hosted AAPE 2021, a virtual tri-national stamp exhibition, with the participation of the United Arab Emirates and the United States. The exhibition marked the Abraham Accords peace agreements signed by the three countries in September 2020. It consisted of 3 competitive classes (Traditional Philately, Postal History and Thematic Philately), and each participating country had to submit 6 exhibits to be judged. There was also a Court of Honor, with a single exhibit from each country, and a non-competitive Picture Postcards section. It was further stipulated that at least half of the exhibits should be related to the Middle East.
The Jury President was Colin Fraser and the Jury Secretary Yigal Nathaniel. There were two groups of judges, each of which included a representative from each participating country. This structure required a large number of Zoom meetings of each group of judges and then of the entire jury. The quality of exhibits was high – 3 won Large Gold medals while 4 others won Gold. The winner of the Grand Prix award was Thomas Johansen with an exhibit entitled “Muscat 1864 to 1948: The Development of the Indian Post Office in Eastern Arabia“.
AAPE 2021 opened on June 15th with a ceremony attended by FIP President Bernard Beston. Two seminars were conducted during the exhibition. Tim Bartshe of the US gave a presentation about “Exhibiting Picture Postcards” and answered many questions about this novel exhibiting class, and Colin Fraser gave a lecture about “Titles and Title Pages”. All these events were recoded and are available to view at the exhibition website www.aape2021.com.
Autumn STAMPEX will go live
The Philatelic Traders’ Society have released details of the Autumn STAMPEX exhibition which will take place live at the Business Design Centre in London from 29th September – 2nd October. After the long break in live exhibitions, there will be interesting innovations including:
There will also be a digital membership area adding a virtual element to the show.
Another innovation is an entry charge of £10 for visitors on the first day (£5 for a digital pass). Entry will be free on subsequent days.
The PTS Press Release at FINAL RELEASE STAMPEX 2021 gives further information about what is on offer at Autumn STAMPEX.
To book tickets, go to this link: https://www.stampexinternational.co.uk
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