STAMPed is a brand-new, digital only, free magazine produced by the American Philatelic Society It was launched yesterday. Susanna Mills, Editor-in-Chief of APS Publications, explains in her Editorial on p. 3:
Who speaks to the newcomers to the stamp collecting community? Who reaches the online, younger collectors? For years I’ve been wanting to answer these questions and create a community for people like you – and me!
StampEd is everything you are – curious, artistic, energetic, crafty (maybe a bit chronically online), and most of all, genuine.
I’m excited to share it with you.
StampEd was always intended to be more than just a magazine – it’s meant to be a community. Join us in building our community at www.StampEd.pub and by signing up for the StampEd newsletter. As we grow, we’ll add exclusive “Editor’s cut” interviews, online sessions, merch, educational videos, and chances for you to share your stories. Most importantly, we’re looking for your input and ideas.
StampEd has endless possibilities, and we’re excited to try new things with you.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/stamped_2024.jpg800800Costas Chazapishttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngCostas Chazapis2024-02-20 10:14:412024-02-20 10:14:41STAMPed: a stamp-collecting magazine for the digital generation
On Saturday 17th, we received the latest Maximaphily Commission Newsletter by Pascal Bandry, Commission Chairman. The 60-page booklet includes the latest activities in Maximaphily, namely
Updated member list of the Commission’s Board and Delegates
News from around the world
5th European Challenge of Maximaphily
Best Maximum Card of 2022
FIP Regulations and Guidelines
and a few pages from the collection “Andorre, le pays des Pyrénées”.
STAMPed: a stamp-collecting magazine for the digital generation
STAMPed is a brand-new, digital only, free magazine produced by the American Philatelic Society It was launched yesterday. Susanna Mills, Editor-in-Chief of APS Publications, explains in her Editorial on p. 3:
Who speaks to the newcomers to the stamp collecting community? Who reaches the online, younger collectors? For years I’ve been wanting to answer these questions and create a community for people like you – and me!
StampEd is everything you are – curious, artistic, energetic, crafty (maybe a bit chronically online), and most of all, genuine.
I’m excited to share it with you.
StampEd was always intended to be more than just a magazine – it’s meant to be a community. Join us in building our community at www.StampEd.pub and by signing up for the StampEd newsletter. As we grow, we’ll add exclusive “Editor’s cut” interviews, online sessions, merch, educational videos, and chances for you to share your stories. Most importantly, we’re looking for your input and ideas.
StampEd has endless possibilities, and we’re excited to try new things with you.
The StampEd magazine is available here: https://stamped.pub
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DeBra2024 Newsletter #5
On 16 February DeBra2024 sent out the following information:
The special cancellations of DeBra2024
The special cancellations for the exhibition, which have already been announced several times, are as follows:
The special cancellations will be issued by the Deutsche Post team from 27 to 30 June 2024 during the exhibition.
Newsletter No. 5 is here: https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/DE-BR-NSL05.pdf
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FIP Maximaphily Commission Newsletter #8
On Saturday 17th, we received the latest Maximaphily Commission Newsletter by Pascal Bandry, Commission Chairman. The 60-page booklet includes the latest activities in Maximaphily, namely
and a few pages from the collection “Andorre, le pays des Pyrénées”.
Read or download the Newsletter from here: https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Newsletter-FIP-8.pdf
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