This is the latest Press Release from Axel Brockmann, the editorial office of the Junge Sammler:
The new JUNGE SAMMLER is coming – winter delights are the main theme
Whether you want to hibernate like the animals or prefer to play chess and ride a bicycle, do handicrafts or cook winter dishes: the main theme of the new JUNGE SAMMLER is always hit. Philatelic contributions also set the mood for the theme of the 2023 Foundation competition: History. Thus, a small contribution on inflation in 1920/23 and a contribution on the Ukraine war show two possible topics for the foundation competition. Other contributions again offer information from many areas of philately.
Association activities are the main focus of this issue: IBRA youth meeting and foundation competition invite to participate. The report on the winners of the German team championship (DMM) 2022 is also a call for participation in 2023. An article on the Youth Detective Days is devoted to the successful start of the trade fair in Ulm. Reports from the state rings and the join-in page with registration dates round off the section of association reports.
Young readers can also have direct fun with the magazine: The removable mini poster with the sweet dog stamp Rex from Bosnia, the comic with Fridolin & Filu and the popular boy collector quiz are naturally again with it.
Junge Sammler magazine is the member magazine of the Deutsche Philatelisten-Jugend e:V. (German Philatelic Youth). Members of local youth groups receive the magazine directly in the mail as part of their membership. Online, the magazine is already available to subscribers for several days.
Rhône Philatélie, published by an association of eight philatelic societies of the Valais and Vaud cantons of the French speaking part of Switzerland, offers four issues per year. It is also sent to all the members of thirty philatelic societies in the French part of Switzerland. Presently, the magazine has 1.400 subscribers, mainly in Switzerland, but also many in France and Italy. Each year, it participates to national and regional philatelic exhibitions, sometimes also to exhibitions in France.
The content of each issue is based on a main topic, but it brings also a large number of other articles and chronicles on: Swiss Philately (both classic and modern), thematic philately, airmail stamps and letters, stationeries, postal history, a youth page, questions/answers, readers column, auctions comments, new books and catalogues presentations, “my preferred cover”, Mémento, small ads, etc.
Each issue of Rhône Philatélie (in full colour) brings interesting information to all the enthusiastic philatelists and collectors, whether experienced or beginners! The magazine was awarded with a Large Silver Medal at HELVETIA 2022 World Philatelic Exhibition in Lugano and a Vermeil Medal at BUBRA ’22 National Philatelic Exhibition in Burgdorf , Switzerland! It is one of the leading philatelic magazines published in French.
For more details and a free pdf copy of No. 178 (December 2022), please contact Chief Editor, Jean-Louis Emmenegger, at: jl.emmenegger@gmail.com
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We report with sadness that on 18th December Gábor Visnyovszki passed away.
The deceased was member of the AIEP with expertise in Hungarian philately, member of the AEP and awardee of the Mérite Philatélique Européen in 2004, FIP juror and Fellow of the RPSL. He was a leader of the MAFITT community for a long time, wrote books, published articles, and as Ms. Mariann Csatlós nicely put it “a really kind, good-humored friend that everyone could count on”. He was born on 10 January 1945.
Latest Junge Sammler on winter delights
This is the latest Press Release from Axel Brockmann, the editorial office of the Junge Sammler:
The new JUNGE SAMMLER is coming – winter delights are the main theme
Whether you want to hibernate like the animals or prefer to play chess and ride a bicycle, do handicrafts or cook winter dishes: the main theme of the new JUNGE SAMMLER is always hit. Philatelic contributions also set the mood for the theme of the 2023 Foundation competition: History. Thus, a small contribution on inflation in 1920/23 and a contribution on the Ukraine war show two possible topics for the foundation competition. Other contributions again offer information from many areas of philately.
Association activities are the main focus of this issue: IBRA youth meeting and foundation competition invite to participate. The report on the winners of the German team championship (DMM) 2022 is also a call for participation in 2023. An article on the Youth Detective Days is devoted to the successful start of the trade fair in Ulm. Reports from the state rings and the join-in page with registration dates round off the section of association reports.
Young readers can also have direct fun with the magazine: The removable mini poster with the sweet dog stamp Rex from Bosnia, the comic with Fridolin & Filu and the popular boy collector quiz are naturally again with it.
Junge Sammler magazine is the member magazine of the Deutsche Philatelisten-Jugend e:V. (German Philatelic Youth). Members of local youth groups receive the magazine directly in the mail as part of their membership. Online, the magazine is already available to subscribers for several days.
Read and download the Press Release in pdf format from here: https://www.fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/2022-12-22_JS-4_E.pdf
Rhône Philatélie, the magazine of the French part of Switzerland
Rhône Philatélie, published by an association of eight philatelic societies of the Valais and Vaud cantons of the French speaking part of Switzerland, offers four issues per year. It is also sent to all the members of thirty philatelic societies in the French part of Switzerland. Presently, the magazine has 1.400 subscribers, mainly in Switzerland, but also many in France and Italy. Each year, it participates to national and regional philatelic exhibitions, sometimes also to exhibitions in France.
The content of each issue is based on a main topic, but it brings also a large number of other articles and chronicles on: Swiss Philately (both classic and modern), thematic philately, airmail stamps and letters, stationeries, postal history, a youth page, questions/answers, readers column, auctions comments, new books and catalogues presentations, “my preferred cover”, Mémento, small ads, etc.
Each issue of Rhône Philatélie (in full colour) brings interesting information to all the enthusiastic philatelists and collectors, whether experienced or beginners! The magazine was awarded with a Large Silver Medal at HELVETIA 2022 World Philatelic Exhibition in Lugano and a Vermeil Medal at BUBRA ’22 National Philatelic Exhibition in Burgdorf , Switzerland! It is one of the leading philatelic magazines published in French.
For more details and a free pdf copy of No. 178 (December 2022), please contact Chief Editor, Jean-Louis Emmenegger, at: jl.emmenegger@gmail.com
Gábor Visnyovszki (1945-2022)
We report with sadness that on 18th December Gábor Visnyovszki passed away.
The deceased was member of the AIEP with expertise in Hungarian philately, member of the AEP and awardee of the Mérite Philatélique Européen in 2004, FIP juror and Fellow of the RPSL. He was a leader of the MAFITT community for a long time, wrote books, published articles, and as Ms. Mariann Csatlós nicely put it “a really kind, good-humored friend that everyone could count on”. He was born on 10 January 1945.
We send our condolences to his family.