The organizing committee of the Estonia 2020 national exhibition with international participation kept their positive attitude all through the difficult spring time, and it paid off! 42 exhibits from 14 countries were shown in a spacious and beautiful vestibule of the Estonian National Museum in Tartu on July 10-12, 2020.
The jury gave 96 points to two exhibits and therefore the winner of the Grand Prix Estonia 2020 had to be decided by vote. The result was revealed in the Palmares where the votes were read out one by one. The winner was Jean Jacues Tillard’s traditional philately exhibit “Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, ses surcharges au 19ème siècle”. All Grand Prix winners are:
Grand prix Estonia 2020: Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, ses surcharges au 19ème siècle by Jean-Jacques Tillard
Grand Prix International: The Posts in the City of Lübeck before 1868 by Chris King
Grand Prix National: Estonia 1918 by Jaan Roots
All results can be found at the website of the Estonia 2020 exhibition.
More information about the exhibition will be published soon on this website. Winners of the Grand Prix prizes of the Estonia 2020 exhibition, front row from left: Jaan Roots, Jean-Jacques Tillard and Simon Richards (commissioner of the UK on behalf of Chris King). Back row: Oliver Hanschmidt, Commissioner General, Kaido Andres, President of the Organizing Committee and Ari Muhonen, President of the jury. Photo: Marju Laurits.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Estonia-2020-GP-all-scaled-e1594831847543.jpg133200Ari Muhonenhttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngAri Muhonen2020-07-15 19:51:022020-07-17 09:40:31Estonia 2020 Grand Prix won by Jean-Jacques Tillard
At the Veronaphil in November 2019 the Federazione Italiana fra le Società Filateliche (FSFI) celebrated its 100th birthday. Now another “100” event has taken place in spite of Covid-19: Qui Filatelia, the Federation magazine, has reached its 100th issue.
Over the years the magazine has received high appreciation because of the appeal and variety of its contents as well as its graphic layout. Bruno Crevato-Selvaggi,
editor-in-chief since its launch in June 1995, has succeeded in putting together the
magazine despite the difficult conditions in the country caused by COVID. Issue #99 was only made available digitally, as Government provisions did not allow printing operations at the time.
Among the features in issue #100 is Giancarlo Morolli’s story of thematic philately over five decades, from the fifties to the end of his mandate as Chairman of the FIP Thematic Commission in 2004. Issues 1-96 and 99 are all available for browsing at:
Issue 100 will be made freely available later as the FSFI ground rule is to upload the content one year after publication.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.png00Bill Hedleyhttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngBill Hedley2020-07-15 19:37:582024-04-21 16:44:25‘Qui Filatelia’ has published its 100th issue.
The Delcampe online collectors’ market-place has just celebrated its 20th birthday. During that time it has handled 50 million transactions involving more than 1 million collectors and, to mark this important milestone, it has published an on-line magazine and made it freely available to everyone. It is a ‘Generalist’ publication, designed to appeal both to philatelists and to collectors in other fields such as coins, postcards and toys. Perhaps it is not surprising to discover that their list of collecting interests contains many thousands of entries.
The Delcampe magazine is available in six languages and we can give a link here to the English edition. It is:
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.png00Bill Hedleyhttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngBill Hedley2020-07-15 19:21:262020-07-15 19:21:26Delcampe is 20, and publishes special collectors’ magazine to celebrate.
Estonia 2020 Grand Prix won by Jean-Jacques Tillard
The organizing committee of the Estonia 2020 national exhibition with international participation kept their positive attitude all through the difficult spring time, and it paid off! 42 exhibits from 14 countries were shown in a spacious and beautiful vestibule of the Estonian National Museum in Tartu on July 10-12, 2020.
The jury gave 96 points to two exhibits and therefore the winner of the Grand Prix Estonia 2020 had to be decided by vote. The result was revealed in the Palmares where the votes were read out one by one. The winner was Jean Jacues Tillard’s traditional philately exhibit “Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, ses surcharges au 19ème siècle”. All Grand Prix winners are:
All results can be found at the website of the Estonia 2020 exhibition.
More information about the exhibition will be published soon on this website.
Winners of the Grand Prix prizes of the Estonia 2020 exhibition, front row from left: Jaan Roots, Jean-Jacques Tillard and Simon Richards (commissioner of the UK on behalf of Chris King). Back row: Oliver Hanschmidt, Commissioner General, Kaido Andres, President of the Organizing Committee and Ari Muhonen, President of the jury. Photo: Marju Laurits.
‘Qui Filatelia’ has published its 100th issue.
At the Veronaphil in November 2019 the Federazione Italiana fra le Società Filateliche (FSFI) celebrated its 100th birthday. Now another “100” event has taken place in spite of Covid-19: Qui Filatelia, the Federation magazine, has reached its 100th issue.
Over the years the magazine has received high appreciation because of the appeal and variety of its contents as well as its graphic layout. Bruno Crevato-Selvaggi,
editor-in-chief since its launch in June 1995, has succeeded in putting together the
magazine despite the difficult conditions in the country caused by COVID. Issue #99 was only made available digitally, as Government provisions did not allow printing operations at the time.
Among the features in issue #100 is Giancarlo Morolli’s story of thematic philately over five decades, from the fifties to the end of his mandate as Chairman of the FIP Thematic Commission in 2004. Issues 1-96 and 99 are all available for browsing at:
http://www.fsfi.it/qui/quifilatelia.htm
Issue 100 will be made freely available later as the FSFI ground rule is to upload the content one year after publication.
Delcampe is 20, and publishes special collectors’ magazine to celebrate.
The Delcampe online collectors’ market-place has just celebrated its 20th birthday. During that time it has handled 50 million transactions involving more than 1 million collectors and, to mark this important milestone, it has published an on-line magazine and made it freely available to everyone. It is a ‘Generalist’ publication, designed to appeal both to philatelists and to collectors in other fields such as coins, postcards and toys. Perhaps it is not surprising to discover that their list of collecting interests contains many thousands of entries.
The Delcampe magazine is available in six languages and we can give a link here to the English edition. It is:
https://blog.delcampe.net/en/magazine-en/