For an exhibitor who had received a Large Vermeil medal for his exhibit at a FIP Exhibition, but unable to expand his exhibits from 5 to 8 frames in time for participation in the next FIP Exhibition, FIP GREX Article 6.4 states that:
“Exhibits which qualify for 8 frames at an exhibition have to show 8 frames in the immediate next exhibition. For valid reasons such as limited philatelic material available in the market etc, the exhibit concerned could not be expanded to 8 frames, it would then be allowed to show 5 to 7 frames for a maximum of 2 more times, within a span of 36 months from date of receiving the qualifying medal”.
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The Royal Philatelic Society London has announced the recipients of its Medals for 2019.
The Crawford Medal
The Crawford Medal for the most valuable and original contribution to the study and knowledge of philately published in book form has been awarded to Alan Druce FRPSL for Perkins Bacon Great Britain Line-engraved Postage Stamp Printing 1840-1846.
The Tapling Medal for the best paper published in the Society’s journal, The London Philatelist, has been awarded to Mark Schwartz for ‘The New York Postmaster Provisional and its Postal History’.
Vittorio Morani FRPSL receives the Tilleard Medal for the best afternoon display given to the Society, namely ‘The Postal History of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany 1851-1862’, while Tim O’Conner FRPSL receives the Lee Medal for the best evening paper given to the Society, that titled ‘Dr Franklin will address the Lords on the State of His Majesty’s Post’.
The Royal Philatelic Society Medal for outstanding service to the Society have been awarded to Bruce Marsden, Colin Tobitt FRPSL and Fred Hoadley FRPSL.
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China 2019 joined 85 national federations covering 3.433 frames of all competitive classes plus 145 literature exhibits and 1,200 frames of non-competitive class. Over 400.000 visitors entered the huge Wuhan International Expo Center, venue of China 2019. It was demonstrated how alive our hobby is.
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Commissioners at work
Mounting the exhibits requires regaining strength
Steady inflow of visitors through the various gates of the exhibition halls
Many interested people looking at the frames
Big TV coverage: The busy Dealers and Postal Administration’s
Commisionners photo
Jury photo
There were many Seminars and other important philatelic events.
Presentation of the Second Volume of the Grand Prix Club Book by its President Mr. Tay Peng Hian, FIP Consultant of China 2019.
Mr. Prakob Chirakiti, President of FIAP who acted as Jury Secretary with Mr. Tono Putranto as 2nd Jury Secretary, assisted by Miss Jasmine Soh. A really kind and efficient team.
Thematic Seminar presented by Mr. Tono Putranto, Scretary of the FIP Thematic Commission.
Amongst the excursions organized, there was a spectacular cruise through the Yangtze river. The buildings of the river front lighted with the Exhibition logos and played colors when the boat was going.
Awards ceremony of distribution of medals from Bronze to Large Vermeil
The Awards of the CHINA 2019 World Stamp Exhibition were announced as the grand finale at the Palmares night held on 17 June, 2019 at the InterContinental Wuhan hotel.
The Awards ceremony was also broadcasted by China TV
Palmares. Awards to the Grand Prix Club
As the only candidate for the Grand Prix National prize, Mr Ding Jinsong received the award for his exhibit “The 1897 Red Revenue Surcharges of China”.
There were three candidates for the Grand Prix International prize: Mr. Masayasu Nagai from Japan, Mr. Terje Heskestad from Norway and Mr. Julio César Ponce from Peru. And the award went to Mr Masayasu Nagai from Japan who received the most votes counted on stage, for his exhibit “Australia: Private Printing Period in Victoria 1850-1859”. He received his prize from FIP President Mr Bernard Beston.
Finally, the Grand Prix D’Honneur went to Mr Wei Gang from China, who received the most votes out of the three nominated candidates, for his exhibit “The Postal History of Mongolia (1755-1921). The other candidates were Mr. Jean Voruz from Monaco and Mr. Valentin Levandovsky from Russia. The prize was presented to Mr Wei Gang from Mr Yang Li Min, President of All-China Philatelic Federation.
Congratulations to all the organizers, sponsors, exhibitors, commissioners, jurors and the winners!
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Has got a Large Verneil at an FIP exhibition. Next time 8 frames? Not necessarily
For an exhibitor who had received a Large Vermeil medal for his exhibit at a FIP Exhibition, but unable to expand his exhibits from 5 to 8 frames in time for participation in the next FIP Exhibition, FIP GREX Article 6.4 states that:
“Exhibits which qualify for 8 frames at an exhibition have to show 8 frames in the immediate next exhibition. For valid reasons such as limited philatelic material available in the market etc, the exhibit concerned could not be expanded to 8 frames, it would then be allowed to show 5 to 7 frames for a maximum of 2 more times, within a span of 36 months from date of receiving the qualifying medal”.
The Royal Philatelic Society London Medals for 2019
Royal announces its awards for 2019
The Royal Philatelic Society London has announced the recipients of its Medals for 2019.
The Crawford Medal
The Crawford Medal for the most valuable and original contribution to the study and knowledge of philately published in book form has been awarded to Alan Druce FRPSL for Perkins Bacon Great Britain Line-engraved Postage Stamp Printing 1840-1846.
The Tapling Medal for the best paper published in the Society’s journal, The London Philatelist, has been awarded to Mark Schwartz for ‘The New York Postmaster Provisional and its Postal History’.
The Royal Philatelic Society Medal for outstanding service to the Society have been awarded to Bruce Marsden, Colin Tobitt FRPSL and Fred Hoadley FRPSL.
China 2019: Not only big but a great exhibition
China 2019 joined 85 national federations covering 3.433 frames of all competitive classes plus 145 literature exhibits and 1,200 frames of non-competitive class. Over 400.000 visitors entered the huge Wuhan International Expo Center, venue of China 2019. It was demonstrated how alive our hobby is.
.![](/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/1-Commisionners-doing-the-formalities-for-mounting.jpg)
Commissioners at work
Mounting the exhibits requires regaining strength
Steady inflow of visitors through the various gates of the exhibition halls
Many interested people looking at the frames
Big TV coverage: The busy Dealers and Postal Administration’s
Commisionners photo
Jury photo
There were many Seminars and other important philatelic events.
Presentation of the Second Volume of the Grand Prix Club Book by its President Mr. Tay Peng Hian, FIP Consultant of China 2019.
Mr. Prakob Chirakiti, President of FIAP who acted as Jury Secretary with Mr. Tono Putranto as 2nd Jury Secretary, assisted by Miss Jasmine Soh. A really kind and efficient team.
Amongst the excursions organized, there was a spectacular cruise through the Yangtze river. The buildings of the river front lighted with the Exhibition logos and played colors when the boat was going.
The Awards of the CHINA 2019 World Stamp Exhibition were announced as the grand finale at the Palmares night held on 17 June, 2019 at the InterContinental Wuhan hotel.
The Awards ceremony was also broadcasted by China TV
Palmares. Awards to the Grand Prix Club
As the only candidate for the Grand Prix National prize, Mr Ding Jinsong received the award for his exhibit “The 1897 Red Revenue Surcharges of China”.
There were three candidates for the Grand Prix International prize: Mr. Masayasu Nagai from Japan, Mr. Terje Heskestad from Norway and Mr. Julio César Ponce from Peru. And the award went to Mr Masayasu Nagai from Japan who received the most votes counted on stage, for his exhibit “Australia: Private Printing Period in Victoria 1850-1859”. He received his prize from FIP President Mr Bernard Beston.
Finally, the Grand Prix D’Honneur went to Mr Wei Gang from China, who received the most votes out of the three nominated candidates, for his exhibit “The Postal History of Mongolia (1755-1921). The other candidates were Mr. Jean Voruz from Monaco and Mr. Valentin Levandovsky from Russia. The prize was presented to Mr Wei Gang from Mr Yang Li Min, President of All-China Philatelic Federation.
Congratulations to all the organizers, sponsors, exhibitors, commissioners, jurors and the winners!