The Slovenian Philatelic Association has notified us that, from 5 to 28 February, an exhibition titled Navigation will take place in the lobby of Post Office 1101, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
The exhibit is part of the Maritime Museum of Crete’s permanent philatelic collection, Navigation, which is displayed in the central hall of the museum and at the MORO shipyard area—a permanent exhibition of ancient and traditional shipbuilding in Chania, Crete. It has been newly curated specifically for presentation in Ljubljana. It consists of commemorative stamps from around the world dating from 1930 to 2020, along with booklets, maximum cards, etc., all displayed on 200 A4 sheets.
The Philatelic Association of Slovenia (FZS) will prepare a commemorative cover for the exhibition, a special postmark, and postcards on this theme, while museum representatives from Crete will also bring related philatelic items.
Photo: President of the Slovenian Philatelic Association, Bojan Bračič, addressing the guests. To his left, Mr Emmanouil Petrakis, Chairman of the Maritime Museum of Crete, and H.E. Mr. Argyrios Makris, Ambassador of Greece in Slovenia.
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We’ve picked this up from Dr Gregg Redner’s FB account:
The Auxiliary Markings Club and the Philatelic Specialists Society of Canada announce the publication of a major, joint, open source publishing project – ‘Considering Auxiliary Markings’, an anthology of articles on the subject of auxiliary marking and labels. The book, edited by The Auxiliary Markings Club’s President, Dr. Gregg Redner, FRPSC, FRPSL, brings together research by some of the leading philatelic scholars working in the subject area today. International in scope, and diverse in content, this is a major philatelic publishing event.
You may download a copy of the anthology by going to the Auxiliary Markings Club’s website: https://www.postal-markings.org/newsletter.html
BERNABA and MUTILATERALE 2025 organisers have sent us the following newsletter:
Experience BERNABA 2025, a major national and multilateral Rank I exhibition that brings together collectors and enthusiasts. The multilateral association consists of the seven countries: Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland and Slovenia.
From 14 to 16 May 2025, Bern will become the centre of philately and offer a varied programme for collectors and interested visitors on over 7,000m2. As the exhibition hall is large and there are enough exhibition frames available, all 220 registered and qualified exhibits with a total of 1131 frames were accepted. This means that 98 exhibits = 45% for the Multilateral Exhibition and 122 exhibits = 55% for the National Exhibition. There will also be special shows at the Court of Honour, the Open Salon, and the Jury Salon.
Celebrate with us the 175th anniversary of Switzerland’s first federal stamps and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of philately!
Further information will be published regularly on the homepage www.bernaba25.ch or can be obtained from the organising committee.
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A ‘Navigation’ collection from Crete visits the Ljubljana Post Office
The Slovenian Philatelic Association has notified us that, from 5 to 28 February, an exhibition titled Navigation will take place in the lobby of Post Office 1101, Ljubljana, Slovenia.
The exhibit is part of the Maritime Museum of Crete’s permanent philatelic collection, Navigation, which is displayed in the central hall of the museum and at the MORO shipyard area—a permanent exhibition of ancient and traditional shipbuilding in Chania, Crete. It has been newly curated specifically for presentation in Ljubljana. It consists of commemorative stamps from around the world dating from 1930 to 2020, along with booklets, maximum cards, etc., all displayed on 200 A4 sheets.
The Philatelic Association of Slovenia (FZS) will prepare a commemorative cover for the exhibition, a special postmark, and postcards on this theme, while museum representatives from Crete will also bring related philatelic items.
Photo: President of the Slovenian Philatelic Association, Bojan Bračič, addressing the guests. To his left, Mr Emmanouil Petrakis, Chairman of the Maritime Museum of Crete, and H.E. Mr. Argyrios Makris, Ambassador of Greece in Slovenia.
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Considering Auxiliary Markings
We’ve picked this up from Dr Gregg Redner’s FB account:
The Auxiliary Markings Club and the Philatelic Specialists Society of Canada announce the publication of a major, joint, open source publishing project – ‘Considering Auxiliary Markings’, an anthology of articles on the subject of auxiliary marking and labels. The book, edited by The Auxiliary Markings Club’s President, Dr. Gregg Redner, FRPSC, FRPSL, brings together research by some of the leading philatelic scholars working in the subject area today. International in scope, and diverse in content, this is a major philatelic publishing event.
You may download a copy of the anthology by going to the Auxiliary Markings Club’s website: https://www.postal-markings.org/newsletter.html
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BERNABA and MULTILATERALE 2025 in May
BERNABA and MUTILATERALE 2025 organisers have sent us the following newsletter:
Experience BERNABA 2025, a major national and multilateral Rank I exhibition that brings together collectors and enthusiasts. The multilateral association consists of the seven countries: Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland and Slovenia.
From 14 to 16 May 2025, Bern will become the centre of philately and offer a varied programme for collectors and interested visitors on over 7,000m2. As the exhibition hall is large and there are enough exhibition frames available, all 220 registered and qualified exhibits with a total of 1131 frames were accepted. This means that 98 exhibits = 45% for the Multilateral Exhibition and 122 exhibits = 55% for the National Exhibition. There will also be special shows at the Court of Honour, the Open Salon, and the Jury Salon.
Celebrate with us the 175th anniversary of Switzerland’s first federal stamps and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of philately!
Further information will be published regularly on the homepage www.bernaba25.ch or can be obtained from the organising committee.
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