On the occasion of the 29th International Stamp Fair in Essen on May 10th 2019 important steps have been taken towards IBRA 2021.
The signing of the patronage contract with the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP) took place in attendance of guests and journalists specialized in philately after a visit tour through the exhibition halls 1 and 2 as well as a number of premises in the South and West wing of the fair grounds. IBRA 2021 being the first FIP exhibition in Germany since 1999, will offer about 2800 frames for all exhibition classes.
Following that, the contracts with the two main sponsors Auktionshaus Christoph Gärtner (Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany) and Auktionshaus Heinrich Köhler (Wiesbaden, Germany) were signed.
Later that day, the IBRA core team met to make important decisions concerning, for example, the expansion of the IBRA team, and the determination of those responsible for certain detail tasks. Further on the agenda were a rough IBRA schedule, and a sponsoring concept for collectors as well as the first advertising measures to take.
The IBRA 2021 will take place from 6th to 9th of May 2021 at Messe Essen, in Essen/Germany. Coming information will be available on the IBRA homepage www.ibra.de, which is being put on the internet this summer.
Picture: Signing of the patronage agreement with the FIP. Sitting at the table from left to right: Alfred Schmidt (BDPh President), Reinaldo Macedo (FIP Coordinator for IBRA 2021) and Reinhard Küchler (Managing Director Philately Promotion). Behind them from left to right: Bernard Beston (FIP President) and Walter Bernatek (BDPh Treasurer).
Photo: Udo Angerstein
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ASSOCIATION OF PHILATELISTS, MAXIMAPHILISTS AND CARTOPHILISTS
FROM THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
THE EXHIBITION
,,Literature for collectors”
Regulations
ORGANIZATION
Association of Philatelists from Republic of Moldova organizes the Exhibition ,,LITERATURE FOR COLLECTORS” during 03.09.2019-20.09.2019. It will take place in the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History from Chișinău and there are accepted works coming from all fields of collecting, like Philately, Cartophily, Numismatics, Medalistics, etc. One condition claimed by organizers, but not compulsory, is to present one illustrative billboard (15 A4 pages) that must reflect the subject treated in the presented work.
The Exhibition takes place according to the FIP regulations and to the present Regulations made by Committee of organization of the Exhibition.
The event includes exclusively literature works, published starting with year 2005.
As literature is an important source of information for collectors, the organizers consider the Exhibition will promote all fields of collecting and will encourage the deeper research of these branches.
The opening of Exhibition will take place on Tuesday, September 3, 2019, at 15.00 o’clock.
CLASSES OF PARTICIPATION
The writings presented at Exhibition should be works of literature for collectors, written on paper support or e-Book, and they should respect the following conditions: content originality, they should catch the interest of collectors, they present importance for thematic content of Exhibition. The jury will prefer and will appreciate the works presented together with one illustrative billboard (15 A4 pages).
Hors Concours Class includes works of the members of jury, or members of their families and of those who want to take part in this category. In case of justified situations, the jury can transfer some works submitted in Competition Class into Hors Concours Class.
The Competition Class includes works referring to the subjects listed in Exhibition themes. They can be divided in the following subclasses:
Catalogs;
Albums, studies, monographs;
Popularization works;
Memoirs;
Periodicals (magazines and personal articles collections).
TERMS OF PARTICIPATION
The participation in Concours Hors Category is made through one invitation, addressed by the Committee of Organization of Exhibition.
The registration in Competition Class is made completing an application form, addressed to the Committee of organization. It must be completed till 06.2019, and it can be sent in the electronic version.
The registration of work in competition is made by the author, the editor or by any person who owns the right of intellectual property for the respective work.
There is not a limited number of works that an exhibitor is allowed to participate with.
All works sent to organizers till 08.2019 will be presented to the jury.
There are admitted works of literature dedicated to collectors that were published not earlier than 2005. One copy of every exhibited work (written on paper support or e-Book) will be transmitted to the Committee of organization. They will complete the library of Association of philatelists, maximaphilists and cartophilists from the Republic of Moldova.
There are admitted periodical publications, presented as complete volumes or selected by years. Yet, it is obligatory to present the collection of the publication for the last entire year.
The personal collections of published articles have to contain 5 articles at least and their copies must be put together and presented as a collection.
The work exhibited on a billboard (15 A4 pages) will explain the subject of the book registered in the contest by different items from author’s collection.
The participation is free.
DISTINCTIONS. PRIZES
The jury of Exhibition consists of president, two members (with the right to vote) and secretary (without right to vote). In case of ballotage, the vote of the jury’s president is decisive. The decisions of the jury are definitive.
The jury evaluates the works according to the following grille:
50 points – the scientific value and the personal contribution in research are reflected in the work and the illustrative exhibit, registered in competition;
20 points – the author’s knowledge about the investigated field of collection is reflected in the work and the illustrative exhibit, registered in competition;
20 points – the degree of specialization and the originality of the work registered in competition;
10 points – the general graphic aspect of the work and of the illustrative exhibit, registered in competition.
Every exhibitor will get a copy of the jury score sheet containing the points obtained according to the grille and the eventual notifications of the jury.
The distinctions accorded to participants will be medals and diplomas that confirm the participation at the Exhibition.
The distinctions will be offered to participants, according to obtained scores:
Gold – 91-100 points;
Vermeil – 81-90 points;
Silver – 71-80 points;
Bronze – 61-70 points.
All exhibitors, members of the jury, members of the Committee of organization, the sponsors and other persons who assured the success of the activity will receive the Diploma and the realized materials.
Association of philatelists, maximaphilists and cartophilists from the Republic of Moldova and from the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History will offer also four special prizes:
The special prize for the best philately work;
The special prize for the best cartophily work;
The special prize for the best numismatics work;
The special prize for the best medalistics work.
FINAL DISPOSITIONS
The Committee of organization assumes the right to review some aspects stipulated in this Regulation, being obliged to inform, in time, all interested persons about the eventual changes of conditions.
The Committee of organization expects also to other proposals of special prizes and collaborations.
The correspondence referring to Exhibition and registration of participants to the National Symposium of cartophily will be sent to Association of philatelists, maximaphilists and cartophilists from the Republic of Moldova, on the next address: 206, ap. 79, Alba Iulia Street, Chișinău, Republic of Moldova, Constantin CIOBANU,Postal Code 2071.
For detailed information, contact Constantin CIOBANU – tel. 069368465, 060554127 or e-mail promarcosedit@gmail.com; ciobanumuzeu@yahoo.com
THE COMMITTEE OF ORGANIZATION
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Last month the exhibition Gouda 2019 took place in Sports Centre De Mammoet in the Dutch ‘city of cheese’. It was with over 760 frames and over 20 literature exhibits the largest Nation Exhibition in the Netherlands since 2008. However the frames were the same as 11 years ago, the organiser, Stichting Filatelistische Evenementen, realised a number of innovations. Some of them were new in the Netherlands (and improved) and some were even not seen before elsewhere at exhibitions.
Let us take a closer look at the innovations.
Certainly not unique was a real medal for all exhibitors. This was not seen for decades at Regional or National exhibitions in the Netherlands.
Together with the medal the exhibitors got a certificate, which also the logo of the main sponsor on it.
Most innovative were the frame cards and the catalogue listing.
Figure 1
All exhibitors where invited to send a piece out of the collection to the organiser. This was used with the catalogue listing (1), which contained all possible information needed to get good idea about the collection showed. Of course the organiser was dependent on what the exhibitor presented, but by this it became a lively and well to read catalogue with all possible information. Together with 13 articles, it was not less than 224 pages in total.
Figure 2
Normally all frames in the Netherlands have a magnetic number on the frame and not more. In Gouda for the first time ever those numbers were not used at all. They had their own model of frame card (2) – also magnetic – mounted on the frame, but only on the first one. These frame cards had all possible information needed and where complete in order that the public got all necessary information, even without looking in the catalogue. What was very special, and you can still see it by scanning, was the QR-code. When scanning it with a QR-reader on your smart phone, you will see the plan of the exhibit. Of course, the award sticker was glued on the certificate at the end of the exhibition. There was a special and large section of members of the Royal Philatelic Society London. Those frame cards got the Royals logo.
However this should be at every exhibition, the lightning, temperature, width of the lanes and routing was excellent. However spread over three exhibition halls, it was easy to find what was where.
Hans Kraaibeek
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IBRA 2021: BDPh has signed contract with FIP and Sponsors
On the occasion of the 29th International Stamp Fair in Essen on May 10th 2019 important steps have been taken towards IBRA 2021.
The signing of the patronage contract with the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie (FIP) took place in attendance of guests and journalists specialized in philately after a visit tour through the exhibition halls 1 and 2 as well as a number of premises in the South and West wing of the fair grounds. IBRA 2021 being the first FIP exhibition in Germany since 1999, will offer about 2800 frames for all exhibition classes.
Following that, the contracts with the two main sponsors Auktionshaus Christoph Gärtner (Bietigheim-Bissingen, Germany) and Auktionshaus Heinrich Köhler (Wiesbaden, Germany) were signed.
Later that day, the IBRA core team met to make important decisions concerning, for example, the expansion of the IBRA team, and the determination of those responsible for certain detail tasks. Further on the agenda were a rough IBRA schedule, and a sponsoring concept for collectors as well as the first advertising measures to take.
The IBRA 2021 will take place from 6th to 9th of May 2021 at Messe Essen, in Essen/Germany. Coming information will be available on the IBRA homepage www.ibra.de, which is being put on the internet this summer.
Picture: Signing of the patronage agreement with the FIP. Sitting at the table from left to right: Alfred Schmidt (BDPh President), Reinaldo Macedo (FIP Coordinator for IBRA 2021) and Reinhard Küchler (Managing Director Philately Promotion). Behind them from left to right: Bernard Beston (FIP President) and Walter Bernatek (BDPh Treasurer).
Photo: Udo Angerstein
International Literature Exhibition in Moldova : “Literature for collectors”
ASSOCIATION OF PHILATELISTS, MAXIMAPHILISTS AND CARTOPHILISTS
FROM THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
THE EXHIBITION
,,Literature for collectors”
Regulations
For detailed information, contact Constantin CIOBANU – tel. 069368465, 060554127 or e-mail promarcosedit@gmail.com; ciobanumuzeu@yahoo.com
THE COMMITTEE OF ORGANIZATION
Gouda 2019: Dutch National Exhibition with innovations
Dutch National Exhibition 2019 with innovations
Last month the exhibition Gouda 2019 took place in Sports Centre De Mammoet in the Dutch ‘city of cheese’. It was with over 760 frames and over 20 literature exhibits the largest Nation Exhibition in the Netherlands since 2008. However the frames were the same as 11 years ago, the organiser, Stichting Filatelistische Evenementen, realised a number of innovations. Some of them were new in the Netherlands (and improved) and some were even not seen before elsewhere at exhibitions.
Let us take a closer look at the innovations.
Certainly not unique was a real medal for all exhibitors. This was not seen for decades at Regional or National exhibitions in the Netherlands.
Together with the medal the exhibitors got a certificate, which also the logo of the main sponsor on it.
Most innovative were the frame cards and the catalogue listing.
Figure 1
All exhibitors where invited to send a piece out of the collection to the organiser. This was used with the catalogue listing (1), which contained all possible information needed to get good idea about the collection showed. Of course the organiser was dependent on what the exhibitor presented, but by this it became a lively and well to read catalogue with all possible information. Together with 13 articles, it was not less than 224 pages in total.
Figure 2
Normally all frames in the Netherlands have a magnetic number on the frame and not more. In Gouda for the first time ever those numbers were not used at all. They had their own model of frame card (2) – also magnetic – mounted on the frame, but only on the first one. These frame cards had all possible information needed and where complete in order that the public got all necessary information, even without looking in the catalogue. What was very special, and you can still see it by scanning, was the QR-code. When scanning it with a QR-reader on your smart phone, you will see the plan of the exhibit. Of course, the award sticker was glued on the certificate at the end of the exhibition. There was a special and large section of members of the Royal Philatelic Society London. Those frame cards got the Royals logo.
However this should be at every exhibition, the lightning, temperature, width of the lanes and routing was excellent. However spread over three exhibition halls, it was easy to find what was where.
Hans Kraaibeek