Owner
|
Title
|
Description
|
Frms
|
Pts
|
Prizes
|
Lvl
|
Traditional
|
| Large Gold |
| Arthur Gray |
The Queen Elizabeth II pre-decimal
Commemorative Issues of Australia 1952-1965 |
The exhibit examines each of
the selected issues of the QEII period by reference to essays,
die proofs, printers' imprint and plate numbers, and plate and
perforation flaws. Missing colour varieties associated with the
early development of photogravure printing are highlighted. |
8 |
91 |
SP |
N |
| Paul A Fletcher |
Niue |
A study of the pre-decimal postage
stamps of Niue. |
5 |
90 |
SP |
N |
| Gold |
| Richard Gurevitch |
Haiti: 1915-1920 "Provisional"
Issues |
A study of the 1915-1920 "Provisional"
issues showing trial printings, printing varieties and representative
usage on commercial and philatelic mail. |
8 |
87 |
SP |
N |
| Michael J Blake |
Nigeria 1892-1914 |
The period of exploration and
protection. The exhibit contains material from Oil Rivers, Niger
Coast, Southern Nigeria and Northern Nigeria. These territories
were amalgamated as the British Colony of Nigeria in 1914. |
5 |
86 |
SP |
N |
| James Johnstone |
The cross and numeral design
of Switzerland and its usage |
The exhibit describes the issue
and use of the Swiss Cross and Numeral design through essays,
proofs and trials plus the stamps themselves and their use on
items paying appropriate rates |
8 |
86 |
|
N |
| Allan P Berry |
The Stamps of the New Zealand
Government Life Insurance Department 1891 – 1906 |
A study of the issues for the
Department showing proofs, paper changes, watermark and perforation
varieties and use on Departmental covers. |
5 |
85 |
SP |
N |
| John Shepherd |
Tasmania: Sideface Issues 1870
- 1912 |
A chronological study of the
Sideface issue from 1870 printed by De La Rue, Tasmanian Government
Printer and The Mercury newspaper. Die proofs, plate proofs, colour
trials and blocks are shown. Usage on cover is shown throughout.
Unusual items such as Cholera covers are shown and unique items
such as the 1889 4d yellow bisect cover. |
6 |
85 |
SP |
N |
| Paul A Xavier |
Territory of Papua & New
Guinea - Predecimal Definitives 1952-1965 |
Adhesives, printings, constant
varieties and usage of the issues, from the recess engraved adhesives
printed by the Note Printing Branch of the CBA, to the multi-colour
photogravure issues printed by Courvoisier. Several photographic
proofs, essays and presentation proofs are also exhibited. |
6 |
85 |
SP |
N |
| Large Vermeil |
| Paul Yap |
New Zealand Postage Dues |
A study of the postage due stamps
issued 1899-1939, printing papers, flaws and varieties are examined,
as well as usages. |
5 |
83 |
|
N |
| Tim Beach |
New Zealand 1960 Pictorials |
A specialised collection of the
issue including varieties, errors, postal usage, artwork and other
interesting items. |
8 |
82 |
|
N |
| William McCredie |
The Specimen Stamps of Tasmania
1861-1905 and their Protective Markings |
A review of the types of protective
markings applied to postal or fiscal stamp proofs of Tasmania;
dates and methods of application and usage. |
3 |
82 |
|
N |
| Lionel Savins |
The 1935 Pictorial Postage Stamps
of New Zealand |
This exhibit details the stamps
from their date of original issue to their withdrawal, in chronological
order with emphasis on papers and perforations used during the
life of the issue. It includes varieties and the "Official" overprints,
plus essays and die proofs. |
5 |
82 |
|
N |
| Barbara Hancock |
The Diadem Issues of New South
Wales |
A study of the various printings,
shades, errors and retouches on the Perkins Bacon steel plates;
all printed in Sydney from 1854 to 1912. |
5 |
80 |
|
N |
| Peter Lehmann |
Cape of Good Hope - The World
First Triangular Stamps |
The Cape of Good Hope triangle
stamp period from 1853 to 1864, showing the different printings,
paper, colour and colour shades, as well as methods of cancellations
and usage of the stamps. |
5 |
80 |
|
N |
| Ben Palmer |
NSW Centennials - World's First
Commemoratives |
This exhibit explores and explains
the set of eight issues to commemorate the centenary of British
settlement in Australia. Essays, colour trials, plate proofs,
multiples and unusual usage are all featured. |
4 |
80 |
|
N |
| Penny Wells |
New Zealand Pictorials 1935-1947
|
With 14 stamps in the set of
printing, these are depicted in order of denomination with details
of printings, perforations, watermarks, coils, constant varieties,
postal usage and essays. In 1936 each value was overprinted "Official";
these are included with usage. |
6 |
80 |
|
N |
| Vermeil |
| Maurice J Williams |
Australia's Royal Stamps 1935-1977
|
The display of Australian Royal
stamps spans the 42-year period from the silver jubilee of King
George V in May 1935 to the silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth
II in February 1977. |
7 |
79 |
|
N |
| Jeffrey Alan Trinidad |
Latvia 1923 - 1940 |
This exhibit is a chronological
display of the definitive, commemorative, semi-postal and air
mail issues of Latvia from the Lat period 1923 - 1940. Showcasing
some of the faults from the printing stones due to the poor printing
conditions caused by the years of occupation by Russia and Germany
and the different documents that postage stamps were printed on.
|
5 |
78 |
|
N |
| Robert J Radley |
Canal Zone |
Panama and USA overprinted and
surcharged issues from the 1904 classics including errors are
featured with postage dues, first airmails, officials and pre-cancels.
Early first flight covers, paquebots, censored, registered covers,
PO seals and entires complete the exhibit |
6 |
77 |
|
N |
| J Patrick Longfield |
British North Borneo 1883-1941
|
A display of the stamps and postal
history. Included are a range of provisionals, postmarks, varieties,
specimens, proofs and fiscals where appropriate. Stamps on covers
include used registered, air and ship mail, censored mail, plus
some postal stationery. |
5 |
76 |
|
N |
| Jeffrey Gunston |
Australian Commemorative Stamps
1927 - 1936 |
Features the early commemorative
stamps issued by Australia with background to the reason for their
release. Highlights major flaws, selvedge inscriptions, colour
variations and usage. |
4 |
75 |
|
N |
| Large Silver |
| Errol John Hehir |
The Advance Bank ATM Issue |
This exhibit tells the story
of the ATM triangular stamps since their conception in early 1996.
It includes issues before the Australia Post and Advance Bank
launch day; the tester, the first participating ATMs, FDC, postal
use, St George Bank, overprints, special cancels, special events,
late use to 2009. |
3 |
74 |
SP |
N |
| Phil Platt |
Sarawak's Three Rajahs |
The exhibit examines the stamp
of the Rajahs, from just prior to the first Sarawak issue to the
post war overprints in 1945. A particular interesting period because
of the effect of historical changes on stamp issues. |
4 |
74 |
|
N |
| Lindsay Chitty |
The A to Z of New Zealand Examples
of Philatelic Terms |
This eight frame exhibit of New
Zealand stamps and postal history shows a selection of material
that illustrates New Zealand examples of philatelic terms. Examples
are shown from throughout New Zealand's issuing history |
8 |
73 |
SP |
N |
| Ross Duberal |
Republic of Honduras to 1915
|
Includes pre-adhesive era, the
first issue in 1866, later definitives, surcharges and fakes |
5 |
71 |
|
N |
| Silver |
| Kevin Bogue |
Sarawak - the Stamps and Postal
Use of the three White Rajahs to Crown Colony |
The stamps of Sarawak through
the rule of the three white Rajahs through to Crown Colony in
1947, after which Sarawak joined the Federation of Malaysia. |
5 |
65 |
|
N |
| Mark Saxby |
Australian Private Perfins |
This display shows the usage
of Australian private perfins from 1877 until the present day.
The dates of usage and the identity of the businesses that used
them are shown by their use on covers and receipts. |
4 |
63 |
SP |
S |
| Silver-Bronze |
| Terry Prendergast |
Indonesia - the Turbulent Years
|
In 1945, after the capitulation
of the Japanese forces in the Netherlands East Indies, the Indonesians
celebrated independence. Less than a month later the Dutch occupied
Batavia (now Djakarta). The fighting which ensued for four years
resulted in the death of more than one million people. |
3 |
64 |
|
N |
Postal
History |
| Large Silver |
| David Burke |
Postal Problems and Solutions
|
This exhibit discusses and investigates
by examples the 8 main problems (and a collection of uncommon
problems) that a letter may encounter, with appropriate solutions
noted, and the function of the Dead Letter Office [DLO], the final
resting place. |
4 |
69 |
|
S |
Postal
History 2C |
| Gold |
| Hans-Jochen Dahl |
The Service of the German Fieldpost
1939 - 1945 |
German Fieldpost was operated
from trials in 1937 until the German surrender in 1945. It had
to deal with distances of 1000s of kilometres on at least four
fronts, in conditions not envisaged by its designers, and operated
an Airmail service carrying thousands of tons of mail over more
than four million kilometres. |
5 |
85 |
SP |
S |
Postal
Stationery |
| Large Gold |
| John Sinfield |
Republic of Panama Postal Stationery
to 1940 |
Prior to 1903 independence, Panama
was merely a state of Colombia, and between 1881 and 1904 used
Colombian stationery cards. By means of proof, mint and postally
used examples, this exhibit traces the history and development
of the Republic's postal stationery forms until cessation of printing
in 1940. All Republic forms are represented, but excluded are
related issues for the USA administered Canal Zone. |
8 |
92 |
SP |
N |
| Gold |
| John Dibiase |
Western Australia - the Postal
Stationery 1879-1913 |
The exhibit encompasses the official
postal stationery issued by the government postal department of
Western Australia, including postcards, letter cards, reply cards,
impressed envelopes, registered envelopes, newspaper wrappers
and embossed telegraph forms. |
5 |
86 |
|
N |
| Vermeil |
| Norman R Banfield |
Australia - King George VI Postal
Stationery |
Postal stationery issued during
the reign of King George VI - envelopes, registered envelopes,
postal cards, lettercards and wrappers. It includes specimens,
printed to private order items and a variety of usages. |
5 |
79 |
|
N |
| Anthony Lyon |
New Zealand Postal Stationery
Postcards 1876-1901 |
An exhibit showing a range of
cards issued during the period 1876-1901. Shows mint, used and
a selection of specimen cards and uprated cards. |
3 |
78 |
|
N |
| Anthony Scott |
Air Letters to Aerogrammes 1944-1971
|
From the introduction of the
7d air letter up to the 10c 1971 orange jet series, specimens,
official and printed without postage included, for use by Australian
Dependencies, and privately produced aerogrammes by QANTAS and
Archer. |
5 |
77 |
|
N |
| Large Silver |
| Charles Bromser |
USSR Postal Stationery - The
10th Standard Issue |
The exhibit examines the 10th
standard issue postal stationery of the USSR 1961-1967 and includes
both illustrated and non-illustrated envelopes and cards. |
8 |
73 |
|
N |
| Bernard Beston |
Guyana - the Postal Stationery
|
Postal Stationery of Guyana since
independence in 1966. Registered envelopes, postcards, wrappers,
envelopes and aerogrammes, including British Guiana issued and
used in Guyana. |
4 |
72 |
|
N |
| Bernard Beston |
Postal Stationery of India since
1940 |
Postal Stationery of the modern
period of India, including cards, envelopes, registered envelopes,
aerogrammes. |
5 |
72 |
|
N |
| Glen Stafford |
Nicaraguan Postal Stationery
- The Seebeck Era |
This exhibit is chronological
and shows the unused and used postal stationery of Nicaragua during
the Seebeck period 1890 - 1899. UPU specimens, printers' proofs,
essays and colour trials will be shown. |
5 |
72 |
|
N |
| Dale Ansell |
New Zealand Postal Stationery
1876-1930 |
Significant items shown in this
exhibit begin with the 1876 introductory postcard through to the
first issues of KGV. Material includes proofs, specimens, mint
and used examples, all in chronological order and ending in 1930.
|
5 |
71 |
|
N |
| Silver |
| Clyde F Ziegeler |
Bohemia and Moravia |
Postal cards and miscellaneous
other 1939-1945 items, mint and used. |
5 |
65 |
|
N |
Aerophilately
|
| Large Gold |
| Robert G Livingston |
New Zealand Domestic Airmails
1919-1940 |
The exhibit is of the development
of Internal Air Mail Services from the pioneers of 1919 to the
regular airmail contracts of 1936 and up to 1939. The pioneers
were 1919-1922. During 1931-1934 several air survey flights were
done to promote the carriage of mail by air. Stamp issues were
proposed for certain flights. The exhibit includes essays, proofs
and specimens of the issued stamps. Included are the virtually
unknown forgeries of stamps, cachets and flight covers. |
8 |
93 |
F+SP |
N |
| John Sadler |
Australian Air Mails 1914-1934
|
A journey through history, from
the first official air mail in 1914 to the establishment of the
Australia - England air mail link in 1934: a selection which influenced
the development of Australia's domestic and international air
services, containing many items where only 20 or less are now
considered to exist. |
5 |
91 |
SP |
N |
| Barry Scott |
Imperial Airways Limited |
Specialised exhibit covering
the period of Imperial Airways from the forerunners to the rebranding
in 1940 to BOAC. |
8 |
90 |
|
N |
| Gold |
| Hubert Du Guesclin |
Flying Boat Mails and Australia
1925 - 39 |
Flying boats were important airliners
until after World War II. This exhibit includes special flights
and intermediate legs of flights by flying boats, but concentrates
on their role in developing Australia's external airmails 1925
- 39. |
5 |
85 |
|
N |
| Ross A L Wood |
Flying Boats over the Pacific
|
The flying boat is a purpose
built aircraft with the fuselage designed to land on water, usually
with the addition of floats on the fuselage or on the wings for
stability. This exhibit covers the use of flying boats to deliver
mail over the Pacific. |
5 |
85 |
|
N |
| Large Vermeil |
| Ross A L Wood |
Czechoslovak Airmails 1918-1940
|
The emphasis of the exhibit is
to show the airmail routes and rates to and from over 50 countries
and the many airlines that carried the mail during the period.
|
5 |
81 |
|
N |
| Rodney A Perry |
Destination Antipodes |
Commercial airborne mail to Australasia
1899 - 1945. |
8 |
80 |
|
N |
| Large Silver |
| Tony Griffin |
The 1934 Flights of the "Faith
in Australia" |
This exhibit outlines the flights
of the "Faith in Australia" to New Zealand, Papua and New Guinea
and their importance to postal system development. |
3 |
70 |
|
N |
Revenues
|
| Vermeil |
| Dave Elsmore |
Tasmania Revenues to 1918 |
A study of the production of
Tasmanian Revenues to 1918. |
5 |
79 |
SP |
N |
| John Dibiase |
The Customs Fee Stamps of Australia
|
A study of the customs fee stamps
of Australia that were issued in London to prepay duty on advertising
and printed matter articles coming into Australia. |
5 |
76 |
|
N |
Thematic
Philately |
| Large Gold |
| Douglas H South |
Our Feathered Friends |
An exciting excursion into the
complex and intriguing world of birds and their relationship with
man. |
8 |
90 |
SP |
N |
| Vermeil |
| Geoffrey William Smiley |
The Christmas Tree Ornament |
Christianity co-opted earlier
traditions of the evergreen tree hung with fruit, when the Christmas
Tree began. Apples as Christian symbols were used, but in time
were replaced by manufactured replica lights. Ornaments have persisted
even with reduced Christian focus on the celebration. |
4 |
79 |
|
N |
| Large Silver |
| Barbara Streeter |
3 Bs for Good Health |
A balanced diet is essential
to good health and is made up of the 3 Bs: Base - protein foods;
Bulk - carbohydrates; Balance - vitamins and minerals. |
3 |
72 |
SP |
N |
| Silver |
| Monica Comrie |
The Sheep |
Man's greatest provider: has
provided food and clothing throughout the ages. There are many
varieties of sheep, and their life style and products are demonstrated.
|
5 |
65 |
|
N |
| Silver-Bronze |
| John Kirke |
Penguins of the World |
A study exhibiting the 6 classes
and 17 species of penguins illustrating:- location, ecology, breeding
habits, behaviour, predators and food cycle. Also Antarctic penguins
group research and polar conservation. |
3 |
61 |
SP |
N |
| Bronze |
| Jason Grech |
Captain James Cook |
The three voyages of Captain
James Cook: his epic journeys into the Pacific. |
3 |
58 |
|
N |
| Yvette Trinidad |
History of Medical Discoveries
|
This exhibit is a time line of
medical discoveries from 4000 BC to modern day. |
5 |
58 |
|
N |
| Julie Green |
New Zealand Christmas |
This exhibit shows the development
of Christmas-themed stamp issues in New Zealand. |
3 |
56 |
|
N |
Maximaphily
|
| Vermeil |
| Jenny Banfield |
Advances made in Medicine shown
on Maximaphily Cards |
Some of the advances made in
the field of medicine - starting from the worship of the gods
as a means of curing or preventing diseases to modern medicine.
|
3 |
77 |
|
N |
| Barbara Bartsch |
Roads and Bridges - their
Use and Structure |
Roads and Bridges developing
over time - shaped by changing technology to today's multi-lanes
and fly-overs until roads and bridges are inseparable structures.
|
5
|
76
|
|
N
|
Youth
|
| Large Vermeil |
| Michael Davis |
Ultimate Train |
This exhibit shows the development
of the train, from the first steam-powered engines at the start
of the nineteenth century through diesel and electricity enhancements
to modern technology with greater speed and efficiency. |
2 |
81 |
SP |
N |
| Vermeil |
| Timothy Kemp |
The Beautiful Game - Football
|
From the sport's beginnings,
to the game of today, shown through essentials of the game, skills,
administration and the major competitions. |
2 |
77 |
SP |
N |
| Large Silver |
| Isabella Beach |
Animals - Pets, Farm, Wild |
Animals are in our life every
single day. They come into our lives as pets possibly when they
are little and grow up with you. This exhibit looks at animals
in the different ways that we see them in the world. |
2 |
72 |
|
N |
| Blake A J Griffin |
James Cook - The Three Voyages
|
My exhibit details James Cook's
early life and career in the Royal Navy, his three voyages of
discovery and finally his death in Hawaii. |
3 |
71 |
SP |
N |
| Alyssah Xeniah Alcala |
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
|
This exhibit features the illustrious
life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II using postage stamps and
other related philatelic materials from various issuing entities
around the world. |
4 |
70 |
SP |
N |
Youth
|
| Large Silver |
| Tait Beekmans |
New Zealand QEII Definitives
1953 - 60 |
An exhibit of QEII definitive
issues including stamps, plate blocks, colour varieties, coils,
booklets and postal usage. |
3 |
72 |
|
N |
| Silver-Bronze |
| Kieran Liddington |
New Zealand Christmas 1960-1979
|
This exhibit shows the New Zealand
Christmas issues of 1960 through to 1979 |
2 |
62 |
|
N |
Open
|
| Large Vermeil |
| Kevin W Dwyer |
Australian National Research
Expeditions first Base "Heard Island" 1947-1965 |
The story of the historic Australian
Antarctic expeditions to Heard Island 1947-1955. Establishment
of Heard Island, ship voyages, different methods of communications,
which is illustrated by photos, postmark dates, maps, ship voyages,
personal covers, cards, newspaper clippings, etc. |
3 |
79 |
|
S |
| Lynne Nicholl |
Open wide - a bite at dentistry
|
A brief look at dentistry - anatomy
and pathology, dentists across the ages, treatment, equipment
and oral health |
5 |
78 |
|
S |
| Vermeil |
| Kim D Dwyer |
Wildlife of the Antarctic Regions
|
The exhibit gives an insight
into some of Antarctica's extraordinary and unique wildlife. The
main animals detailed are the penguins, seals, whales and birds.
Also featured are the Antarctic environment, food chain, introduced
species, and scientific research and human impact. |
3 |
73 |
|
S |
| Large Silver |
| Doreen A Holmes |
From Hanover to Windsor |
This exhibit shows the House
of Hanover ending with the death of Queen Victoria followed by
the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. King George V's reign started
in this Royal House, but due to the animosity of the British public
to Germanic names, he made the unprecedented proclamation changing
the name to Windsor. |
8 |
69 |
|
S |
Literature
|
| Large Vermeil |
| Australian Cover Society |
Australian First Day Covers |
A book by Michael Moore, Colleen
Woolley and Frank Pauer, published by the Australian Cover Society,
218 pages in full colour with references and a 7-page index, published
November 2009. Price $95 plus postage and packing. Further details
from ACS, PO Box 2066, Bayswater VIC 3153; www.acs-inc.com |
0 |
80 |
SP |
N |
| The Royal Philatelic Society
of Victoria Inc |
Philately from Australia |
The quarterly Journal of the
Royal Philatelic Society of Victoria has been published since
1949, making it Australia's longest published philatelic magazine.
Annual subscription is $A80 within the Melbourne Metropolitan
area, $A70 interstate and overseas. Subscriptions to the Hon Treasurer,
P O Box 2066 Bayswater VIC 3153. For details see www.rpsv.org.au
|
0 |
80 |
SP |
N |
| Vermeil |
| Prestige Philately |
New South Wales Pre-stamp Postal
History |
The collection formed by Brian
Peace is the most comprehensive ever offered at public auction.
The auction catalogue represents the best published reference
material on this subject. It contains illustrations of virtually
every "single" lot, along with exhaustive descriptions including
extracts from letters, plus extensive biographical notes and background
information. |
0 |
78 |
|
N |
| Michael Barden |
Avant qu'il ne soit trop tard
(Before it is too late) |
The only comprehensive study
of Belgium's -10% "van Acker" issue of 1946. Describes the types
of surcharges on stamps and postal stationery with sections devoted
to forgeries, postal rates and Malines surcharges. In English
and copiously illustrated in colour, 136 pp; an invaluable reference
to a poorly understood issue. Price $A62 (postage/packing extra).
Orders and further details from nedrabm@bigpond.com |
0 |
76 |
|
N |
| Australian Cover Society |
The Cover Collector |
Published quarterly, with focus
on research articles, plus Society news and auctions. Annual membership
for Australian addresses $A25, overseas addresses $A35, both plus
entry fee of $A3. Contact the Secretary on mooremv2002@yahoo.com.au;
further details on www.acs-inc.com |
0 |
75 |
|
N |
| Prestige Philately |
British New Guinea & Papua
|
The Peter Troy collection is
the most comprehensive ever offered at public auction. This catalogue
represents the best published reference on the subject. It contains
illustrations of virtually every "single" lot - many over-size
and some with enlargements of varieties - along with exhaustive
descriptions plus provenance of numerous items. |
0 |
75 |
|
N |
| Royal Philatelic Society of New
Zealand Inc |
The New Zealand Stamp Collector
|
The Society was formed in 1888
and was accorded the Royal status in 1946. The journal is published
quarterly with focus on New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. Annual
subscription for New Zealand residents is $NZ60 and with airmail
delivery to Australia and the Pacific Islands $NZ71.20 and elsewhere
$NZ73.20. Further details on www.rpsnz.org.nz |
0 |
75 |
|
N |
| Large Silver |
| Australian Commonwealth Collectors
Club of NSW |
ACCC of NSW Bulletin |
A Sydney-based society devoted
to all aspects of Australian Commonwealth philately. A quarterly
journal with an annual subscription of $40 for Australia/Oceania
and $75 for the Rest of the World. Contact: The Secretary ACCC,
GPO Box 1971, Sydney NSW 2001. Email contact: geoff@brusden-white.com.au
|
0 |
74 |
|
N |
| Society of Australasian Specialist/Oceania
|
The Informer |
Quarterly Journal; 28 pages A4
per issue, first published in 1936. Annual subscription $US22
plus $US3 joining fee Subscription information from Secretary/Treasurer
Stuart Leven: stulev@ix.netcom.com |
0 |
74 |
|
N |
| Tasmanian Philatelic Society
|
The Courier - Research Journal
of the Tasmanian Philatelic Society |
The Courier is the research journal
of the Tasmanian Philatelic Society and has been published since
1985. Devoted entirely to the study of Tasmanian stamps and postal
history, The Courier enjoys the support of specialist collectors
around the globe and is issued twice yearly to all members. Membership
details may be obtained from the secretary, GPO Box 594, Hobart
Tas 7001, or online at http://tps.org.au |
0 |
73 |
|
N |
| Australian States Study Circle
of the Royal Sydney Philatelic Society |
Sydney Views - Journal of the
Australian States Study Circle of the Royal Sydney Philatelic
Club |
The Australian States Study Circle
marks its Golden Jubilee in 2010 and since 1983 has published
a quarterly journal. It contains a technical exploration and explanation
of colonial philately and is the only journal in the world solely
dedicated to this field. Quarterly journal , annual subscription
$A25 wthin Australia, $A35 overseas. Contact for membership Peter
Brigden, c/o RSPC, GPO Box 1751 Sydney NSW 2001 |
0 |
72 |
|
N |
| Postal History Society of New
Zealand |
The Mail Coach |
Bi-monthly journal. The Postal
History Society of New Zealand Inc was founded in 1964 to promote
and encourage the study of the history of communications in New
Zealand, Australia and throughout the South Pacific area, and
to circulate information thereon to members. Annual membership
$NZ25 for NZ addresses, $NZ30 for Australian addresses and $NZ38
for the rest of the world; for further details see www.nzpf.org.nz
|
0 |
70 |
|
N |
| Silver |
| Australian Philatelic Society
|
Journal of the Australian Philatelic
Society |
A quarterly publication - each
issue is of 32 pp with a comprehensive range of research and informative
articles. Annual membership within Australia is $A25 with a joining
fee of $A10; for overseas rates and further details see www.aps.org.au
|
0 |
69 |
|
N |
| New Zealand Postcard Society
|
Pillar Post |
Journal of the New Zealand Postcard
Society: includes articles on postcard exhibiting, postcard photographers
and publishers, upcoming events, and articles of general interest.
A4 size, with colour outers, published quarterly, and provided
free of charge to members. For membership details contact Jenny
Long, 160 Soleares Avenue, Mt Pleasant, Christchurch 8081 New
Zealand or jenny.long@paradise.net.nz; annual subscription for
members in New Zealand $NZ30, all overseas addresses $NZ40. |
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68 |
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| Cinderella Stamp Club of Australasia
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Cinderellas Australasia |
A journal published three times
each year, devoted to cinderella, revenue and railway philately
with an emphasis on Australasia material. Annual subscription
is $A10 for Australian addresses, $NZ20 for NZ addresses. Overseas
rates obtainable from the Secretary of CSCA, PO Box889, Chatswood
NSW 2057, or by email to paulgeraldstorm@hotmail.com |
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67 |
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| Perfin Club of New Zealand &
Australia |
South Pacific Perfin Bulletin
|
Journal of the Perfin Club of
New Zealand and Australia; published quarterly. Annual subscription
Australia & New Zealand $A10, elsewhere $A15 airmail. Further
details john.mathews@canberra.edu.au |
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67 |
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| Silver-Bronze |
| Philatelic Association of NSW
Inc (Philas) |
Philas News |
Quarterly journal of the Philatelic
Association of NSW Inc, providing information on stamp club meetings
and events, plus items of interest. Issued four times each year
to clubs and subscribers. Annual subscription $5 within Australia
and $A20 overseas. For membership contact the Secretary, P O Box
220, Darlinghurst NSW 1300; email lhsavins@optusnet.com.au |
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64 |
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| Society for Polar Philately |
Penguin Views |
Journal of the Society for Polar
Philately; emphasis is on Australian Antarctic Territory philately,
but also includes the philately and postal history of both poles.
Approximately 16 pages per issue; three issues each year (January,
May and September); annual subscription in Australia $A20, Asia/Pacific
addresses $A25, rest of the world $A30. Enquiries to Peter Brigden,
P O Box 408 Wahroonga NSW 2076, email pbrigden@wongmayes.com.au
Contact officer for access to the Society Blog site "Penview":
kofpea@tpg.com.au |
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63 |
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| Auckland Philatelic Society |
Auckland Philatelic Society Newsletter
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News, views and meeting reports.
Includes in-depth articles on speakers' displays and other articles
of philatelic interest and club notices. 4 issues per year; annual
membership $NZ30 for NZ addresses; for further details see www.aps.gen.nz
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60 |
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| Bronze |
| North Shore Philatelic Society
Auckland |
Rangitoto |
Quarterly newsletter to Society
members. Details on www.northshoreps.com, contact for further
details: nsps@xtra.co.nz |
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57 |
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