Yesterday, we received the latest Newsletter from Axel Brockmann at the editorial office of Junge Sammler, the official magazine of the Deutsche Philatelisten-Jugend e. V. (https://www.dphj.de/)
This is the first issue of the year for the Junge Sammler (or Young Collector, in English) which is on the way to its membership. Its featured articles are on space, astronauts and astrophysics, quite a popular theme amongst youngsters.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/js_1_2022.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2022-03-24 10:41:272022-03-24 10:41:27Space is the main theme of the new “Junge Sammler”
For the past six years or so we have experienced the two different Delcampe magazine series: Philately (Philatélie) and Special Edition (Hors-Série). Last week Delcampe released No. 1 of a new series, the Collections Classiques.
According to Delcampe magazine Chief Editor, Ms. Héloïse Dautricourt, Philatélie and Hors-Série have merged to the Collections Classiques, which will now on cover philately, numismatics, cartophily and photography.
Opened to the public in 1927 in Helsinki, the Postimuseo has moved to Tampere in 2014. Learn more about the Postal Museum of Finland from the museum’s website.Just to get an idea, we copied the following from the Introduction at the “Collections” webpage:
The Postal Museum’s collections shed light on the history of postal services in Finland and the development of Posti Group. The collections include artefacts and documents from the late 16th century up to the present day. Today, we collect contemporary phenomena using various technologies.
Our collections include artefacts from a quill pen to a postbus. The stamp collection includes stamps and material relating to their production as well as philatelic reference collections. The image collections include photographs, films, posters and postcards. The Postal Museum also has a large collection of stampers.
Archived materials, such as maps, postal brochures and forms, newspaper and magazine clippings and historical postal documents, constitute interesting source materials for both researchers and hobbyists. The museum library contains information to support philatelic and postal history research.
[photo credit: Postimuseo]
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/postimuseo.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2022-03-21 23:33:362022-04-03 14:58:33The Postal Museum (Postimuseo) in Tampere, Finland
Space is the main theme of the new “Junge Sammler”
Yesterday, we received the latest Newsletter from Axel Brockmann at the editorial office of Junge Sammler, the official magazine of the Deutsche Philatelisten-Jugend e. V. (https://www.dphj.de/)
This is the first issue of the year for the Junge Sammler (or Young Collector, in English) which is on the way to its membership. Its featured articles are on space, astronauts and astrophysics, quite a popular theme amongst youngsters.
You can read the Newsletter here.
New Delcampe magazine: “Collections Classiques”
For the past six years or so we have experienced the two different Delcampe magazine series: Philately (Philatélie) and Special Edition (Hors-Série). Last week Delcampe released No. 1 of a new series, the Collections Classiques.
According to Delcampe magazine Chief Editor, Ms. Héloïse Dautricourt, Philatélie and Hors-Série have merged to the Collections Classiques, which will now on cover philately, numismatics, cartophily and photography.
You can read Collections Classiques No. 1 here.
The Postal Museum (Postimuseo) in Tampere, Finland
Opened to the public in 1927 in Helsinki, the Postimuseo has moved to Tampere in 2014. Learn more about the Postal Museum of Finland from the museum’s website. Just to get an idea, we copied the following from the Introduction at the “Collections” webpage:
The Postal Museum’s collections shed light on the history of postal services in Finland and the development of Posti Group. The collections include artefacts and documents from the late 16th century up to the present day. Today, we collect contemporary phenomena using various technologies.
Our collections include artefacts from a quill pen to a postbus. The stamp collection includes stamps and material relating to their production as well as philatelic reference collections. The image collections include photographs, films, posters and postcards. The Postal Museum also has a large collection of stampers.
Archived materials, such as maps, postal brochures and forms, newspaper and magazine clippings and historical postal documents, constitute interesting source materials for both researchers and hobbyists. The museum library contains information to support philatelic and postal history research.
[photo credit: Postimuseo]