The FEPA Medal 2023 for Exceptional Study and Research has been awarded to: Colin Tabeart (Great Britain) for British Long Distance Mail Packets, Volume 2.
A Certificate as Runner-up has been awarded to: Stavros Andreadis (Greece) for Large Hermes Heads – Printings and Shades.
A Certificate of Appreciation has been awarded to: Eugenio de Quesada (Spain) for El Correo sin Correos en España, siglos XV a XVIII, Semaan Bassil (Lebanon) for Mail in the Levant. Beirut – A Case Study in the Early Age of Steamship and Globalisation 1835-1914, and Fabio Bonacina (Italy) and Beniamino Bordoni (Italy), for Creatività per un francobollo.
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This year’s NORDIA exhibition was held in Langesund, Norway, from May 31 to June 2, and we are very happy to announce that the winner of the Postiljonen Challenge Trophy “SilverPostiljonen”, awarded in the Championship Class for the exhibit which according to the jury is the best, was Mr. Benny Winther and his collection “The Classic Stamps of Denmark 1851-1863.”
Mr. Winther is a longtime friend and client of ours, and we would like to offer our warmest congratulations. The trophy will be transferred from last year’s winner Mr. Richard Bodin, and consists of a Postilion on horseback, made of 3 kilos of solid silver by the silversmith Kjäll Arne Sahlin. The trophy is accompanied by an engraved silver medal of the 18th magnitude.
It is the 31st time the Trophy is awarded. The first time was in Malmö 1977 to another astute collector of Denmark, John Jacob Engellau. Other well-known winners are e.g. Joseph Hackmey, Göran Persson, Henrik Moritsen and Lars Engelbrecht.
We would also like to extend our congratulations to Kai Nieminen, who won the Grand Prix Nordic for “Grand Duchy of Finland 1856-1875,” Eivind Lund, who won the Grand Prix International for “Ecuador: The First Perforated Issue 1873-1875,” and Klaas Biermann, who won the Grand Prix National for “Norway: The First Issue 1855.”
Photo: The Silver Postiljon was presented to Mr Winther (right) by the Postiljonen CEO Lars-Olow Carlsson. [photo credit: Postiljonen]
The Royal Philatelic Society London has announced that Dr Luis Barreiros and Dr Eduardo Barreiros won the Crawford Medal at the 3rd Annual Crawford Festival (25-26 June) with their book Portuguese India — Postal History and the First Issues from the ‘natives’ to 1900.
Photo: Eduardo Barreiros (left), Luis Barreiros [photo credit: RPSL]
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The FEPA Medal for Exceptional Study and Research for 2023
The FEPA Medal 2023 for Exceptional Study and Research has been awarded to:
Colin Tabeart (Great Britain) for British Long Distance Mail Packets, Volume 2.
A Certificate as Runner-up has been awarded to:
Stavros Andreadis (Greece) for Large Hermes Heads – Printings and Shades.
A Certificate of Appreciation has been awarded to:
Eugenio de Quesada (Spain) for El Correo sin Correos en España, siglos XV a XVIII,
Semaan Bassil (Lebanon) for Mail in the Levant. Beirut – A Case Study in the Early Age of Steamship and Globalisation 1835-1914, and
Fabio Bonacina (Italy) and Beniamino Bordoni (Italy), for Creatività per un francobollo.
Past awardees: https://fepanews.com/fepa-awards/awardees/medal-for-exceptional-study-and-research/
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Benny Winther winner of the Silver Postiljon!
Latest press release by Postiljonen:
This year’s NORDIA exhibition was held in Langesund, Norway, from May 31 to June 2, and we are very happy to announce that the winner of the Postiljonen Challenge Trophy “SilverPostiljonen”, awarded in the Championship Class for the exhibit which according to the jury is the best, was Mr. Benny Winther and his collection “The Classic Stamps of Denmark 1851-1863.”
Mr. Winther is a longtime friend and client of ours, and we would like to offer our warmest congratulations. The trophy will be transferred from last year’s winner Mr. Richard Bodin, and consists of a Postilion on horseback, made of 3 kilos of solid silver by the silversmith Kjäll Arne Sahlin. The trophy is accompanied by an engraved silver medal of the 18th magnitude.
It is the 31st time the Trophy is awarded. The first time was in Malmö 1977 to another astute collector of Denmark, John Jacob Engellau. Other well-known winners are e.g. Joseph Hackmey, Göran Persson, Henrik Moritsen and Lars Engelbrecht.
We would also like to extend our congratulations to Kai Nieminen, who won the Grand Prix Nordic for “Grand Duchy of Finland 1856-1875,” Eivind Lund, who won the Grand Prix International for “Ecuador: The First Perforated Issue 1873-1875,” and Klaas Biermann, who won the Grand Prix National for “Norway: The First Issue 1855.”
Photo: The Silver Postiljon was presented to Mr Winther (right) by the Postiljonen CEO Lars-Olow Carlsson.
[photo credit: Postiljonen]
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Barreiros brothers win the Crawford Medal
The Royal Philatelic Society London has announced that Dr Luis Barreiros and Dr Eduardo Barreiros won the Crawford Medal at the 3rd Annual Crawford Festival (25-26 June) with their book Portuguese India — Postal History and the First Issues from the ‘natives’ to 1900.
Photo: Eduardo Barreiros (left), Luis Barreiros
[photo credit: RPSL]
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