We are receiving the 3rd Press Release of announce MonacoPhil 2017. The beautiful poster to announce MonacoPhil 2017 shows the stamp issued in 1993 by the United States and Monaco to honor Grace Kelly, Princess Grace.
The design of the stamp was engraved by Czeslaw Slania of Sweden, the premier stamp engraver, using a publicity photograph from “Country Girl,” the 1954 film for which the future princess won an Academy Award. She died in 1982 in an automobile accident in Monaco.
MonacoPhil 2017 will have three Exhibitions in one: 100 iconic stamps and documents; The philately of North and South America; The 100th anniversary of the King of the Philately: Ferrari de La Renotière, as well as 80 stands of Postal Administrations and International Dealers.
The Organizing Committee, leaded by Gaizka Sola, has published the full,extremely interesting Programme of the EXFILNA 2017 to be held in Portugalete, Biscay, Basque Country, Spain, from the 9th to the 15th of October, with the Participation of Spain, France and Hungary.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Exfilna-Diapositiva3-cropJPG.jpg7201280José Ramón Morenohttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngJosé Ramón Moreno2017-03-08 12:47:352017-11-03 19:17:14The full Programme and details of the Multilateral FEPA Exhibition EXFILNA 2017
Tarik Alireza (right side) received the “Mailcoach” from Chris Harman.
The special attraction on this occasion was a once in a lifetime collection of exhibits showing material from the former Ottoman Empire. The idea for the theme was developed by Freddy Khalastchy and the late Francis Kiddle, and later with the support of Chris King from the ABPS Exhibitions and International Committee.
Amazing collections of rare material seldom seen in London drew philatelists to the frames, even those written up in Arab.Several exhibitors had been particular busy. Freddy Khalastchydisplayed49 frames of Iraq 1918-1958, showing all the stamps that were issued during that time, while Joseph Hackmey showed fifteen exhibits covering aspects of the Ottoman Empire in the Holyland, Istanbul, Anatolia, Bulgaria, European Turkey, former Yugoslavia, Greece, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Syria, and the Black Sea.
More than 90 exhibits participated in the competition as well as eight in the Philatelic Literature Class, and several philatelists had also chosen to show their material in the non-competitive section, and the very high standard was evident in the awards of 27 LG medals, 22 Gold medals, and 15 LV medals. The award of ‘Best in Show’ went to Tarik Alireza for his Postal History exhibit, Saudi Arabia: Development of The Ottoman Postal Service (1801-1919).
Two new books, published by the Royal Philatelic Society London, were both awarded LG medals, Brian Trotter: Southern African Mails, Routes, Rates and Regulations 1806-1916, and Freddy Khalastchy: Baghdad in British Occupation – The Story of the 1917 Provisional Stamps.
Stamp Active, the youth section, had its own exhibition and events on the balcony, and shrieks of delight could be heard from the young participants during their awards ceremony and jury feedback.
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MONACOPHIL 2017 NEWSLETTER
We are receiving the 3rd Press Release of announce MonacoPhil 2017. The beautiful poster to announce MonacoPhil 2017 shows the stamp issued in 1993 by the United States and Monaco to honor Grace Kelly, Princess Grace.
The design of the stamp was engraved by Czeslaw Slania of Sweden, the premier stamp engraver, using a publicity photograph from “Country Girl,” the 1954 film for which the future princess won an Academy Award. She died in 1982 in an automobile accident in Monaco.
MonacoPhil 2017 will have three Exhibitions in one: 100 iconic stamps and documents; The philately of North and South America; The 100th anniversary of the King of the Philately: Ferrari de La Renotière, as well as 80 stands of Postal Administrations and International Dealers.
The full Programme and details of the Multilateral FEPA Exhibition EXFILNA 2017
The Organizing Committee, leaded by Gaizka Sola, has published the full,extremely interesting Programme of the EXFILNA 2017 to be held in Portugalete, Biscay, Basque Country, Spain, from the 9th to the 15th of October, with the Participation of Spain, France and Hungary.
Spring STAMPEX 15th-18th February 2017 with FEPA Recognition
Tarik Alireza (right side) received the “Mailcoach” from Chris Harman.
The special attraction on this occasion was a once in a lifetime collection of exhibits showing material from the former Ottoman Empire. The idea for the theme was developed by Freddy Khalastchy and the late Francis Kiddle, and later with the support of Chris King from the ABPS Exhibitions and International Committee.
Amazing collections of rare material seldom seen in London drew philatelists to the frames, even those written up in Arab.Several exhibitors had been particular busy. Freddy Khalastchydisplayed49 frames of Iraq 1918-1958, showing all the stamps that were issued during that time, while Joseph Hackmey showed fifteen exhibits covering aspects of the Ottoman Empire in the Holyland, Istanbul, Anatolia, Bulgaria, European Turkey, former Yugoslavia, Greece, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Syria, and the Black Sea.
More than 90 exhibits participated in the competition as well as eight in the Philatelic Literature Class, and several philatelists had also chosen to show their material in the non-competitive section, and the very high standard was evident in the awards of 27 LG medals, 22 Gold medals, and 15 LV medals. The award of ‘Best in Show’ went to Tarik Alireza for his Postal History exhibit, Saudi Arabia: Development of The Ottoman Postal Service (1801-1919).
Two new books, published by the Royal Philatelic Society London, were both awarded LG medals, Brian Trotter: Southern African Mails, Routes, Rates and Regulations 1806-1916, and Freddy Khalastchy: Baghdad in British Occupation – The Story of the 1917 Provisional Stamps.
Stamp Active, the youth section, had its own exhibition and events on the balcony, and shrieks of delight could be heard from the young participants during their awards ceremony and jury feedback.