The Nordic Philatelic Exhibition NORDIA 2027 is organised by the Midtjysk Frimærke Klub in cooperation with Danmarks Filatelist Forbund, under the chairmanship of Per Friis Mortensen. The exhibition will take place from 10 to 12 September 2027 at Hall’n in Hammerum, Herning, Denmark, under the recognition of the Federation of European Philatelic Associations (FEPA). It will be open to the public with no admission fee.
Motivgruppe Musik, the International Philatelic Music Study Group, again invites all collectors around the world to vote for the most popular music stamp of the past year. Members of the Motivgruppe Musik have selected 66 stamps from more than 400 stamps issued worldwide on the subject of music. You can now find the candidates on the website of the Motivgruppe Musik.
Now it is up to you to decide which of these stamps will be the most popular music stamp of 2025 and which designer will be awarded the Yehudi Menuhin Trophy 2026 for his work. The attached picture gives you a little foretaste, but it’s best to take a look for yourself and choose your three favourites.
You are also welcome to forward this email to your family members, as well as to friends and acquaintances, as everyone can participate. Voting is open until July 31st. At the end, we are raffling off a philatelic gift among all participants.
We look forward to your vote!
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Grand Prix D’Honneur Winner:
– Alfred Schmidt, Prussia: The First Three Issues 1850–59. Candidates:
– Nicholas Miles Kirke, Evolution of Outbound Foreign Mail Cancelled in New York City 1845–1878.
– Keith Klugman, Victorian Postage Stamps of Natal.
Grand Prix International Winner:
– David L. Hobden, In Defence of the Border—Canadian Military Mails 1667–1885. Candidates:
– Jose Alberto Barreras, The First Issues of the Spanish Mail.
– Lars Jørgensen, Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek—Transvaal 1869–1885.
– Eigil Trondsen, Cunard Line: The Ships and the Transatlantic Mail 1840–1867, the Monopoly Years.
Grand Prix National Winner:
– Vernon R. Morris, Transition of American Mail from British Colonial to USPO: 1685–1799.
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NORDIA 2027 in Denmark
The Nordic Philatelic Exhibition NORDIA 2027 is organised by the Midtjysk Frimærke Klub in cooperation with Danmarks Filatelist Forbund, under the chairmanship of Per Friis Mortensen. The exhibition will take place from 10 to 12 September 2027 at Hall’n in Hammerum, Herning, Denmark, under the recognition of the Federation of European Philatelic Associations (FEPA). It will be open to the public with no admission fee.
Details: https://nordia2027.dk
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Vote for the most popular music stamp of 2025
Received from Peter Lang, Motivgruppe Musik e.V.
Motivgruppe Musik, the International Philatelic Music Study Group, again invites all collectors around the world to vote for the most popular music stamp of the past year. Members of the Motivgruppe Musik have selected 66 stamps from more than 400 stamps issued worldwide on the subject of music. You can now find the candidates on the website of the Motivgruppe Musik.
Now it is up to you to decide which of these stamps will be the most popular music stamp of 2025 and which designer will be awarded the Yehudi Menuhin Trophy 2026 for his work. The attached picture gives you a little foretaste, but it’s best to take a look for yourself and choose your three favourites.
You are also welcome to forward this email to your family members, as well as to friends and acquaintances, as everyone can participate. Voting is open until July 31st. At the end, we are raffling off a philatelic gift among all participants.
We look forward to your vote!
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BOSTON 2026 — Grand Prix Winners
Grand Prix D’Honneur Winner:
– Alfred Schmidt, Prussia: The First Three Issues 1850–59.
Candidates:
– Nicholas Miles Kirke, Evolution of Outbound Foreign Mail Cancelled in New York City 1845–1878.
– Keith Klugman, Victorian Postage Stamps of Natal.
Grand Prix International Winner:
– David L. Hobden, In Defence of the Border—Canadian Military Mails 1667–1885.
Candidates:
– Jose Alberto Barreras, The First Issues of the Spanish Mail.
– Lars Jørgensen, Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek—Transvaal 1869–1885.
– Eigil Trondsen, Cunard Line: The Ships and the Transatlantic Mail 1840–1867, the Monopoly Years.
Grand Prix National Winner:
– Vernon R. Morris, Transition of American Mail from British Colonial to USPO: 1685–1799.
Read or download the complete list of the results from here:
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/boston-2026-results.pdf
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