Public Auction #I02

Sunday, June 3,2007 - 1:00 pm Sherman Amphitheater - Lower Lobby Level

Mauritius #14B

USA #1501b Lot 892

Danzig Mi #I92 Lot 37

1080 Total Lots Highlights include: Danzig, Germany, Italy, Ireland,

Great Britain, Canada, Confederate States of America, Virginia Covers, USA, USA EFO, and Possessions.

VIEWING necessary to show full range of diversity and value

VIEWING in GUNSTON ROOM: Show hours plus one hour before and after.

COME DOWN AND GET YOUR FREE,CATALOG

ALAN BLAIR STAMPS/AUCTIONS www.alanblairstamps.com - alanblair@prodigy.net

5405 Lakeside Ave., Suite 1 Richmond, VA 23228

800-689-5602 804-266-3071 VA A. R. 000627

T h e N a t i o n a l Phi latel ic Exhibit ions of Washington, D.C., I n c .

\ Official Program

--

DISCOVERY - SUSAN CONSTANT- GODSEED

Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of Jamestown, Virginia

Hosting Annual Conventions of the: Scandinavian Collectors Club

Sports Philatelists International Society of lndo-China Philatelists

June 1-June 3, 2007 McLean Hilton, Tysons Corner, VA

Jamestown 400th~nniversary

Napex Special Theme Exhibits

(8 frames) go06 USPS, All Riglus Reserved

Main Ballroom: Captain John Smith

....... Frame A: National Postal Museum exhibit of the 1907 Jamestown certified plate proofs

Frames B-E: NAPEX postcard exhibit from the 1907 Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition, held in Norfolk, VA (courtesy of Dr. Phil Sager)

Frames F-G: Jamestown, Virginia - Cradle of the Nation (courtesy of Alice Johnson)

NEW STAMP STORE IN BALTIMORE!

Leezer's Tweezer's 600 Reisterstown Road, Lobby #5

Baltimore, MD 21208 Dr. Phil Sager * 410 - 580-1607

Store Hours: Sat - Mon closed Tue-Fri 11:OOAM-6PM Thursday open to 7:30 PM ~ P S

U.S. & WOFLDWIDE STAMPS and LOVElrS Directions: 1 mile inside the Baltimore Beltway (1-695) at

Exit 20 - Reisterstown Road and Slade Avenue intersection

I

Table of Contents , I

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Theme Exhibits opposite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Welcome, President, NAPEX . 2

NAPEX Board, Show Committee, and Judges . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Convening Societies

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scandinavian Collectors Club . 4 Sports Philatelists International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Society of Indo-China Philatelists . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Schedule of Events 6-9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Years Ago 11

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NAPEX 2007 Souvenir Items 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . List of Awards 13

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bourse List 14-15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FLOOR PLAN 16-17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dealer Specialties 18-20

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Literature Exhibit Listing 20-23

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philatelic Exhibit Listing 24-29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Collector and Youth A c t ~ v ~ t ~ e s 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Index 31

Future NAPEX Conventions

Contacting NAPEX

2008 American Revenue Association France & Colonies Philatelic Society

0 open

2010 Society of Australasian Specialists/Oceania American Air Mail Society Columbia-Panama Philatelic Study Group

For information write NAPEX at P. 0. Box 70464, Washington, DC 20024, e-mail at MTeton@aol.com, or website www.nauex.orcr: 1 I

2009 United Postal Stationery Society

0 open open

2011 American Helvetia Philatelic Society

0 open 0 open

Welcome to NAPEX 2007 Welcome back collectors! We work all year to bring to NAPEX (National Philatelic Exhibitions of Washington, DC, Inc.) the best from our past shows and a touchof something new. Yourparticipation makes all of our efforts worthwhile.

At this, our 33rd stamp show, the theme is Celebrating the 400th Anniversary of the Establishment of Jamestown, Virginia. There is a special exhibit from the National Postal Museum displaying the 1907 Jamestown Certified Plate Proofs in the main ballroom. Our engraved Souvenir Card, show covers, and cancels illustrate this theme. Our show is held under the auspices of the American Philatelic Society as part of their World Series of Philately stamp exhibits. This is our 12th year at the McLean Hilton at Tysons Corner.

Show Chairman Darrell Ertzberger and his committee present our Literature and Philatelic Competition. Frames 1-2 show the cover pages of the literature entries, which can be viewed at Table C.

We are proudto have two distinguished international philatelic judges on our jury- Christine A. Earle from Thorpe, Surrey, UnitedKingdom andHenrik Mouritsen from Oldenburg, Germany.

We are also very pleased to welcome the Scandinavian Collectors Club, Sports Philatelists International, and the Society of Indo-China Philatelists, three major societies holding their annual conventions at our show. These societies and their varied activities define this weekend and are listed throughout the program. Visit their Society tables in the Atrium and check out their exhibits and special meetings.

In addition, we have two First Day Ceremonies scheduledfor Friday. Theuni ted States Postal Service is issuing a 69$ Okefenokee Swamp airmail stamp and the United Nations is issuing a set of six stamps entitled Peaceful Visions. The ceremonies will be held at Martinique's on the lobby level.

We hope our exciting program, together with those of our participating dealers & agencies, advertisers, volunteers, and the hotel staff, results in the area's best philatelic event of the year. Enjoy the show. Welook forward to having you come see us again in June 2008.

7w dm, President 2

NAPEX 2007 Committee I Darrell Ertzberger, Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Show Chairman and Judges

Thomas Lera, President ....... Deputy Show Chairman, Floor Mgr., and Banqueting . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nicholas G. Carter, Treasurer Finance, Technology, and Asst. Bourse

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Livingston, Secretary Government Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Cohen, Acting Director Assisrant Floor Manager !

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Ganz, Director Society Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Douglas K. Lehmann, Director Program

I . . ............. Patricia A. Lehmann, Director Assistant Program and Information 1 Foster Miller ID, Acting Director ....... Assistant Technology and Assistant Finance Neal Parr Assistant Cachets I . . . . ........................................... Barbara Rasmussen, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Publicity

................. ! Norval Rasmussen, Director Literature and Graphics/Credentials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doma Joy Sigler, Director Bourse and Security David Skipton, Director ................................... Assistant Awards May Day Taylor, Acting Director .................. USPS & UNPA Ceremonies I

Otto J. Thamasett, Director Cachets I . ....................................... I ................................ Karen Rome Tupek, Acting Director Website j

John Warren, Director Awards and Exhibits i

i . . . .............................. ............................................... Diana M. Wolff Information

................................ Steven ZwiUinger, Director. Assistant Exhibits I

NAPEX 2007 Philatelic Jury I I .......................... ......... Peter McCann University Park, FL Chair

....................... ......... Christine A. Earle Thorpe, Surrey, UK Juror

....................... ........ Henrik Mouritsen Oldenburg, Germany Juror ...................... ................ Dickson H. Preston Seattle, WA Juror ..................... ................ W. Danforth Walker Lisbon, MD Juror

........................ ....... Edward F. Fisher Birmingham, MI Apprentice

........................ ..... Alfredo Frohlich Williams Island, FL Apprentice

NAPEX 2007 Literature Jury i

Charles J. Peterson ...................... Laurel, MD ................ Chair I I

Patricia Stilwell Walker ................... Lisbon, MD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Juror I

Daniel C. Warren ....................... Gloucester, VA ............. Juror

Scandinavian Collectors Club

APS Affiliate 79

Founded in 1935 by a small group of Finland collectors and now devoted to stamps and postal history of several Scandinavian nations. Since 1943, they publish a quarterly journal, The Posthorn. Services include local chapters, study groups, sales book circuits, auctions, slide programs, handbooks, exhibition awards, special awards, library, and an annual convention. At NAPEX 07, visit them at Tables A and B.

Membership dues are $20/year in North America and $26 elsewhere. Contact Don Brent, Executive Secretary, PO Box 13196, El Cajon, CA 92020. You can also join online using their website at www.scc- online.or~/.

I Sports Philatelists , International

APS Unit 39 f19 The SPI was founded in 1964 to serve the need of novice and experienced Olympic and sport stamp collectors. Members come from 38 countries and have interests in 72 sports and 31 Olympic sub-topics.

k They publish quarterly the Journal ofSports Philately. Benefits also include 250 + lot quarterly mail auctions, SPI-sponsored covers and postal cards, handbooks,

rapid notification service for postmarks, and a biannual membership handbook. At NAPEX 07, they are at Table D and are giving a Best-of- Show Award for the best sports thematic exhibit. Annual dues for memberships are $2O/year for US/Canada and $30 overseas. Inquiries: Dr. Margaret Jones, 5310 Linderwood Ave., Saint Louis, MO 63109-1758. Also visit their website at www.soortstamps.org/.

4

Societv of Indo-China . Philatelists

APS Affiliate 38

CD-ROMs. The Soci

The Society of Indo-China Philatelists is an international club for collectors of Indo-China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and related areas. The Society publishes a quarterly journal, The Indo-China Philatelist and has auctions using postal mail and the Internet. Other online services include Fake and Fantasy Stamps of Vietnam plus numerous journals and articles on

etv is meetina at NAPEX 07 and has Society information at TABLE H. em be is hi^ is $15-25/year depending on location; but only $5/year worldwide if receiving the journal electronically. Inquiries: Ron Bentley, Editor/Executive Secretary, 2600 North 24Ih Street, Arlington, VA 22207. They also have a website at www.sico-online.org/info/.

111 LATHEROW & CO., INC. 111 STAMPS and COINS

Albums - Supplies - Appraisals Weekly In-house Stamp Auctions

Thursdays 7 PM

111 Distributors of Stanley Gibbons Products in the U.S. 111 Friendly Courteous Store Hours: Sun - Mon Closed

Service is our Tue - Thurs 12:OO - 8:00 PM commitment to you Wed - Fri - Sat 10:OO - 4:00 PM

5054 LEE HIGHWAY ARLINGTON, VA 22207 703) 538-2727 (800) 647-4624

NAPEX 2007 Schedule of Events Thursday, May 31,2007

2 pm NAPEX Exhibition to 6 pm Exhibitors report for set-up and photography Scott Room

5:30 pm Public Auction Viewing to 9 pm Alan Blair Stamp Auction #I02 Gunston Room

Friday, June 1,2007 9am Public Auction Viewing to 7 prn Alan Blair Stamp Auction #I02 Gunston Room

9am NAPEX Exhibition and Bourse Preview Opening to 10 am Open to all one hour earlier with the payment of a $10 fee

(special badges will be issued for this preview at Table i )

10 am NAPEX Public Exhibition and Bourse Opens I

11 am USPS First Day Ceremony to noon 696 airmail stamp picturing the

Okefenokee Swamp. Martinique's

+Randall Luthi, Deputy Director US Fish and Wildlife Service, Dept. of the Interior, Keynote Speaker

Our program includes various speakers representing the swamp location of Waycross, Georeia and the stam~'s air- -

mail (per ounce) destinkon to Canada k d ~ e x i c o . UNITEDSTATES POSTAL SERVICE

David Failor, Executive Director of Stamp Services, USPS, Honored Guest

Autograph session afterwards Follow directions and signs

NAPEX First Dav of SALE ~icrorial cancel available for Haeitiia Bav 90U - , Airmail issued in Guam Friday, June 1". Stamps available all 3-show days at the USPS Booth #66. Graebner Chapter 17, AFDCS also sells original a n cachered cover at Booth M for $4 each (or set of 2 combined with Okefenokee Swamp 696 Airmail first day cover for $7). Cachet blanks $1 ea; 6/$5.

+The Honorable Anne W. Patterson, Asst.

resident UN Philatelist, Speaker

National Postal Museum Presentation: "Research at the Smithsonian NPM," Daniel Piazza, Blount Research Coordinator, Speaker Fairfax Room

NAPEX Exhibition and Bourse Closes

US Philatelic Classics Society Presentation Fairfax Room

Scandinavian Collectors Club Dinnu: "Philatelic Journeys," Cheryl Ganz, National Postal Museum, Speaker. See Tables A and B for tickets and directions.

J.R. Stockyard Inn

Saturday, June 2,2007 Public Auction Viewing Alan Blair Stamp Auction #I02 Gunston Room

Scandinavian Collectors Club Board Meeting

NAPEX Exhibition and Bourse Opens

Lee Room

10 am Sports Philatelists International to noon Meeting: "Gems of the Olympic Games,"

Morris Rosen, Speaker Fairfax Room

11 am to lpm

Scandinavian Collectors Club Meeting Sully Room

7

4 pm Judges Philatelic Critique to 6 pm Peter McCann, Jury Chair, using NAPEX computer-

projected images of sample exhibitor pages Fairfax Room Saturday, June 2,2007 (Con't)

APS Judging Seminar - Postal Stationery Exhibiting Stephen D. Schumann, Presenter Sherman Amphitheater

6 pm NAPEX Exhibition and Bourse Closes

7 pm NAPEX Social Hour Cash bar Martinique's American First Day Cover Society - Graebner Chapter #17

Meeting: "Ceremony Programs: The Good, The Rare, and The Beautiful," Foster Miller, Speaker Mount Vernon Room

11 am to noon

NAPEX Awards Banquet I 8 pm

Tickets available at NAPEX Table i $45 per person Martinique's

11 am to noon

Docent Tour of NAPEX Exhibits Accredited APS Judge Meet at Frame #1, Main Ballroom

Sunday, June 3,2007 Virginia Philatelic Federation Meeting Woodlawn Room

9am Public Auction Viewing to 12:30 pm Alan Blair Stamp Auction #I02

I

Gunston Room 1 I Souvenir Card Collectors Society

Membership Meeting Mount Vernon Room NAPEX Exhibition and Bourse Opens

APS Judging Seminar - Literature Exhibiting Charles J. Peterson, Presenter Greenspring Room NAPEX Incorporated

Annual General Meeting Fairfax Room 11 am to noon

i Ebony Society of Philatelic Reflections and Events Meeting Fairfax Room Docent Tour of NAPEX Exhibits

APS Accredited Judge Meet at Frame #I, Main Ballroom

Universal Ship Cancellation Society - Admiral Byrd Chapter Meeting Jackson Room

International Philippine Philatelic Society Meeting: "Reprints of the HABILITADO POR LA NACION Overprints," Don Peterson, Speaker & Show and Tell

Fairfax Room Public Auction Alan Blair Stamp Auction #I02 Sherman Amphitheater

Judges Literature Critique Charles J. Peterson, Jury Chair Greenspring Room

2 pm Society of Indo-China Philatelists to 4 pm Meeting: "Unusual Military Mail from Indo-China during the

Period of the Use of the Allegorical Group Type 1893-1903," Edward Grabowski, Speaker Lee Room

NAPEX Exhibitors' Reception Exhibitors and NAPEX Committee Fairfax Room

NAPEX Exhibition and Bourse Closes 3 pm American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors to 4 pm Open Forum on Exhibiting

Patricia Stilwell Walker, Host Fairfax Room I Unless otherwise noted, all Society Meetings and Seminars are

Open to Everyone Who is Interested 3 pm Virginia Postal History Society to 4 pm Meeting Mount Vernon Room 8

Our Terrific Show Stock

Comprehensive China 1878-1 949 PRC Unified & Liberation Areas

Extensive Chinese Postal History Asia Highlights

Japan-Terrific Specialized

SPECIAL NOTE: After the show, Michael Rogers will be buying during his trip back to Winter Park, Florida. He cnn visit you to purchase every kind of philatelic pmperty- China/Asia,'United States, and Worldwide. Coins, tool No collection is too large.

There are tlree ways in which we can help you: 1) Consign to one of our auctions or mail sales; 2) Sell to us outn'gl~t. We pay full market valuq 3) Let us arrange to sell your collection to an enthnsiastic buyer viaPrivateTreaty. Call us!

336 Orove Avenue. Suite B Winter Park FL 32789

Toll k c : 1-800-843-3751

I 30 Years Ago O u r first stamp show was in 1950 and NAPEX 77 was our 6Ih. Below we look

1 back fondly t o those who started our tradition of excellence. I

NAPEX Board of Trustees include (front L-R) Ellery Denison, George F. Smith, Gordon H. Torrey, Seymour B. Stirs (publicity), Milton Mitchell; (back L-R) Clarence A. Stillions (bourse), Svend Yort, Herbert A. Trenchard (awards), and John N. Hoffman (Chairman).

NAPEX 2007 Souvenir Items BAMEWOWE This year's theme celebrates U307- 2007 the 400'~ anniversary of

Jamestown, Virginia. Shown

Mdean. VA 22101 I * " ' at left are our three show

cancellations at reduced size. DAMEWQWNE We have three different

,c. I607 u 2007 engraved cachet covers (flying $* & 2 2" % eagle, crops, and Native

McLean, VA 22101 SUSAN CONSTANT American) to match each day's

cancel. Our souvenir card #20

DAMBODOWN6 also has an engraved picture 4 0607- 2003 (perching eagle) with our logo

,a* & 3 O'3 03 embossed in gold foil. All

Ci 0 Q S PE € Z, souvenirs use the 2007 416 Mdean. VA 22101 Jamestown triangle stamps.

These items and other NAPEX souvenir items dating back to 1981 are available at the Information Table (Table i). NAPEX 2007 extends its special thanks to Michael Bean for printing our engraved souvenirs. We also acknowledge the fine sales and cancellation support of McLean, VA Postmaster Wayne M. Davenport and his staff for providing our temporary Post Office and arranging our First Day Ceremony.

Engraved cachet envelopes: Cancel/Cachet Desim Cancelled M A

Discovery/Flying Bald Eagle June 1 $2 $1.25 Susan Constant/Crops June 2 $2 $1.25 Godspeed/Native American June 3 $2 $1.25

Set of 3 above 3 show days $5 -

Engraved Souvenir Card #20 - Perching Bald Eagle Cancelled $6 Mint $5

For mail orders, send to NAPEX 2007, P. 0. Box 1312, Falls Church, VA 22041-1312. Please include $1 per order to cover postage and packing. For a complete listing of available souvenirs from 1981 on, visit our website at: www.na~ex.or~/souvenirs/souvenirs.html.

12

GRAND - RESERVE GRAND (APS invites the Grand Award winner to the Champiotz of Champions

competition at StampShow 2007, Portland, OR, Aug 9-12, '07) President's - Show Chairman's

BEST OF CLASS: Literature - Single-frame - Youth (NOTE: All NAPEX awards are Watqford Crystal)

APS Classes: General -Literature - Singleframe - Youth APS Medals: Gold - Vermeil - Silver - Silver Bronze -Bronze -

NAPEX Certificates of Participation

SOCIETY AWARDS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHILATELIC EXHIBITORS: Award of Honor - Creativity Award

AMERICAN FIRST DAY COVER SOCIETY Award AMERICAN PHILATELIC CONGRESS Award

AMERICAN PHILATELIC SOCIETY: Awards of Excellence Pre-1900, 1900 to 1940, 1940 to 1980, Post-1980, and Research Medal

AMERICAN REVENUE ASSOCIATION: Best Revenue Exhibit AMERICAN TOPICAL ASSOCIATION: Novice and Youth

Awards: First. Second. and Third Place Medals . BRITISH CARIE~BEAN PHILATELIC STUDY GROUP A W X ~ ERRORS, FREAKS, AND ODDITIES COLLECTORS CLUB Award

INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINE PHILATELIC SOCIETY: Eugene A. Garrett Award 1

1 JURY SPECIAL AWARD POSTAL HISTORY SOCIETY, INC.: Posthorn Medal !

SCANDINAVIAN COLLECTORS CLUB Award SPORTS PHILATELISTS INTERNATIONAL Award I

U.S. CANCELLATION CLUB: Best Cancellations Exhibit U.S. PHILATELIC CLASSICS SOCIETY: Medal ~

UNITED POSTAL STATIONERY SOCIETY: Marcus White Award UNITED STATES STAMP SOCIETY: Statue of Freedom Medal

I

VIRGINIA PHILATELIC FEDERATION: Award i I

Avdilzble Awnrdr Displsyed in Dirplay Care Opporite Table i 13

DEALERS' NAMES. ADDRESSES. AND BOOTH NUMBERS

A & D Stamps and Coins 2541 Venado Camino, Walnut Creek, CA 94598 11-12

A & H Stamps of MN P.O. Box 20289, Bloomington, MN 55420-0289 40 David & Joni Allego 648 Merchant St., Ambridge, PA 15003 34 Ameen Stamps Suite 204,8831 Long Point Road, Houston , TX 77055 39 BEJJCO of FL, Inc. P.O. Box 16681, Temple Terrace, FL 33687-6681 33 Britannia Enterprises P.O. Box 2114, Orleans, MA 02653-2114 28 Brookman, Barrett, & Worthen 10 Chestnut Dr., Bedford, NH 03110 25 The Browse House 1335 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill, FL 32117 18 Richard A. Champagne P.O. Box 600372, Newton, MA 02460-0004 4 Colonial Stamp Company Museum Square, Penthouse 8,5757 Wilshire

Blvd., Los Angeles , CA 90036-5816 31 CompuStamp 13 Falling Star Cir., Santa Fe, NM 87506 3 Coverman P.O. Box 327, Oceanside, NY 11572-0327 13-14 Cover Story 6 Cecil Court, London, WC2N 4HE, England 53 Crown Colony Stamps P.O. Box 1198, Bellaire, TX 77402-1198 29 Roy E. Delafosse, Ltd. 1785 Samaria Trail, Tucker, GA 30084 5 1 Double J Stamps Box 1127, Arlington Heights, JL 60006 64 1840-1950 Mostly Stamps P.O. Box 423, Milford, NH 69 Empire Philatelics Box 150013, Ogden, UT 84415 52 Euro-Yu Stamp Collecting P.O. Box 18884, London, SW7-4FN,

England 54 The Excelsior Collection P. 0. Box 487, Scotch Plains , NJ 07076 46 The Folded Letter P. 0. Box 176, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 38 Forest Glen Philatelics 5307 Sherrier Place, NW, Washington,

DC 20016 67 Richard Friedberg 312 Chestnut St. #106, Meadville, PA 16335 22 Friedman's Cover Corner P.O. Box 300459, Arlington, TX

76007-0459 59 Wayne Gehret P.O. Box 686, Ephrata, PA 17522 61 Global Philatelic Associates Box 238, Vandalia, O H 45377 63 Labron Harris P.O. Box 739, Glen Echo, MD 20812-0739 1 Eric Jackson P.O. Box 728, Leesport, PA 19533-0728 35 Joy Covers & Stamps P.O. Box 613, Charlotte Hall, MD 20622-0613 55 John L. Kimbrough 10140 Wandering Way, Benbrook, TX 76126 30 Andrew Kupersmit Philatelics 143 Woodbridge Ave., Metuchen, NJ

08840 57 Lebanon Stamp Shop 31 South 8Ih Street, Lebanon, PA 17042 62 James E. Lee P.O. 36, Cary, IL 60013-0036 10 14

Leonard Stamps 11001 Arroyo Drive, North Bethesda, MD 20878 17 Logan Stamps P.O. Box 30377, Alexandria, VA 22310 21 I

Maryland Stamps & Coins 7720 Wisconsin Ave., Suite 5, Bethesda, MD 20814 5-7

i Miller's Stamp Company 32 Upper Pattagansett Road #31, East Lyrne,

i CT 06333-1150 32 I

David Morrison Millhouse, 21 Pond St., Great Gonerby, Lincs, ~ NG318LJ, England 3

Mountainside Stamp, Coins, & Currency P.O. Box 1116, 1 Mountainside, NJ 07092 44

Nunes Nook 80 Fredericks Road, Scotia, NY 12302 15-16 Robert Patkin P.O. Box 186, Georgetown, MA 01833 27 Philatelic Consultants 830 Castle Falls Dr., Atlanta, GA 30329 45

48 Philatelic Enterprises P.O. Box 3735, Peoria, IL 61612-3735 Stanley M. Piller & Assoc. 3351 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 20 Gary Posner, Inc. 1407 Ave. 2, PMB 535, Brooklyn, NY 11235-3811 37 Princeton Philatelics P.O. Box 304, Tappan, NY 10983-0304 36

26

1 Q-Stamps 83-44 Lefferts Blvd., Apt. 6E, Kew Gardens, NY 11415 Quality Stamps P.O. Box 1905, Venice, FL 34284-1905 24 Michael Rogers, Inc. 336 Grove Avenue, Suite. B, Winter Park, FL

32789-3602 43 R. W. R. Quality Stamps P.0. Box 240, New Windsor, MD

21776-0240 41 Rainbow Philatelics 619 Old Dominion Road, Yorktown, VA 23692 60 Chris Rainey 5 Kelly Rd. Bowers Gifford, Basildon, Essex 5513 2HL,

England 54 Irwin Siege1 P.O. Box 368, Columbus, NJ 08022-0368- 56 Jay Smith & Assoc. P.O. Box 650, Snow Camp, NC 27349 9 Stamp Collector &Revenue Specialist 14 W. 8" St.,

Chattanooga, TN 37402 68 Webster F. Stickney 7590 Windlawn Way, Parker, CO 80134 49 I

Robert C. Swed 1204 Elderon Dr., Wilrnington, DE 19808-1910 50 I

James F. Taff P.O. ~0x19549, Sacramento, CA 95819 19 Stephen T. Taylor 5 Glenbuck Road, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 6BS, I

2 England Toga Associates P.O. Box 396, Fairfield, CT 06430-0396 Triple S Postal History, Inc. P. 0. Box 224, Urbana, O H 43078

I 58 I

University Stamp Company 49 Richmondville Ave., Westport, CT ~ 42

! 06880 i

Douglas Weisz U.S. Covers P.O. Box 1458, McMurray, PA 15317 47 Carl Yowell Stamps 5902 Bedford Lane, Clinton, MD 20735 23

15

NAPEX 2007 Floor Plan - Dealer ~ a o ~ h

Numbers with McLean Hilton at Tysons Corner, VA Dealer Mailing Specialrier

Information Main Ballroom (1 to 40) - Atrium (41 to 62) - McLean Room (63 to 69) wirh B O O I ~

Y Numbers

(All rooms are ~d SMOKING areas)

1

EXHIBIT

Literature Frames 1-2 Philatelic Frames 3-286

DEALER SPECIALTIES (with Boorh Number)

LATIN AMERICA 39. AMEEN STAMPS 33. BEJJCO, INC.

52. EMPIRE PHILATELICS 62. LEBANON STAMP

SHOP 32. MILLER'S STAMP 44. MOUNTAINSIDE 24. QUALITY STAMPS 60. RALNBOW

PHILATELICS 54. CHRIS RAINEY

I 42. UNIVERSITY STAMP COMPANY

47. DOUGLAS \VEISZ

36. PRINCETON PHILATELICS

41. R. W. R. QUALITY STAMPS

2. STEPHEN T. TAYLOR 42. UNIVERSITY STAMP

COMPANY 61. WAYNE GEHRET

U.S. POSSESSIONS 4. RICHARD A.

CHAMPAGNE 22. RICHARD FRIEDBERG 57. ANDREW KUPERSMIT 32. MILLER'S STAMP

AIR MAIL 25. BROOKMAN,

BAMETT, & WORTHEN 21. LOGAN STAMPS 37. GARY POSNER 62. LEBANON STAMP

LITERATURE lo. JAMES E. LEE 35. ERICJACKSON 9. JAY SMITH

POSTCARDS 28. BIUTANWIA

ENTERPRISES 13-14 COVERMAN 22. RICHARD

FRIEDBERG

44. MOUNTAINSIDE 36. PRINCETON

PHILATELICS 56. IRWIN SIEGEL 2. STEPHEN T. TAYLOR

MIDDLE & NEAR EAST 58. TRIPLES POSTAL

HISTORY

41. R. W. R. QUALITY STAMPS

8. TOGA ASSOCIATES PROOFS, ESSAYS, SPECIMENS

54. EURO-YU 10. JAMES E. LEE

28. BRITANNIA ENTERPRISES

38. THE FOLDED LElTER 15-16 NUNES NOOK 42. UNIVERSITY STAMP

UNITED STATES - 20TH CENTURY

11-12 A & D STAMPS & COINS

40. A & H STAMPS OF MN 18. THE BROWSE HOUSE 51. ROY E. DELAFOSSE 46. EXCELSIOR

COLLECTION 59. FRIEDMAN'S COVER

CORNER 57. ANDREW KUPERSMIT 21. LOGAN STAMPS 5-7 MARYLAND STAMPS 44. MOUNTAINSIDE 37. GARY POSNER 36. PRINCETON

PHILATELICS 48. PHILATELIC

MILITARY & CENSORED 2. STEPHEN T. TAYLOR

BRITAIN & EMPIRE - POSTAL HISTORY

28. BRITANNIA ENTERPRISES

1 31. COLONIALSTAMPS 13-14 COVERMAN 53. COVER STORY 29. CROWN COLONY 52. EMPIRE PHILATELICS 63. GLOBAL PHILATELIC

ASSOCIATES 54. CHRIS RAINEY 49. WEBSTER F.

sncmy 58. TRIPLES POSTAL

HISTORY

. . . .. . . . 56. IRWIN SIEGEL 30. JOHNKIMBROUGH 8. TOGA ASSOCIATES

NEW ISSUES 55. JOY COVERS &

STAMPS

COMPANY . -. . - -- 34. DAVID ALLEGO 3 BEJJCO, INC. 22. RICHARD

CONFEDERATE 51. ROY E. DELAFOSSE 1. LABRONHARRIS 57. ANDREW KLIPERSMlT 19. JAMES F. TAFF 2. STEPHEN T. TAYLOR

AUCTIONS &MAIL SALES - ALAN BLAIR STAMPS

Gunsran Room Lower Level POSTAL HISTORY - FOREIGN

28. B m A N N I A ENTERPRISES

3. COMPUSTAMP 13-14 COVERMAN 29. CROWN COLONY

STAMPS 59. FRIEDMAN'S COVER

CORNER 1. LABRON HARRIS 3. DAVID MORRISON 67. FOREST GLEN 45. PHILATELIC

CONSULTAWS 9. JAY SMITH 49. WEBSTERF.

STICKNEY 58. TPJPLE S POSTAL

HISTORY

.. .. .. - FRIEDBERG

35. ERIC JACKSON 17. LEONARD STAMPS 15-16 N I N E S NOOK

3 COLONIAI.STAMP~ 24. QUALITY STAMPS 43 MICHAEL ROGERS .~ ..--

68. STAMP COLLECTOR & DUCK STAMPS

32. MILLER'S STAMP ASIA 45. PHILATELIC

CONSULTANTS 48. PHILATELIC

ENTERPRISE5 43. MICHAEL ROGERS 26. Q-STAMPS 41. R. W. R. QUALITY

STAMPS

SCANDINAVIA 24. QUALITY STAMPS 60. RAINBOW

PMLATELICS 9. JAY SMITH

SPAIN & COLONIES

EASTERNEUROPE & RUSSIA

54. EURO-Yu 49. WEBSTER F.

sncmy 26. Q-STAMPS

CINDERELLAS 34. DAVID ALLEGO 28. BRITANNIA

ENTERPRISES 38. THE FOLDED LETI'ER 17. LEONARD STAMPS 15-16 NUNES NOOK

ErnRPRTSES 24. QUALITY STAMPS 41. R. W. R. QUALITY

STAMPS 50. ROBERT C. SWED 2. STEPHEN T. TAYLOR 61. WAYNE GEHRET 23. CARL YOWEU

FIRSTDAY COVERS 25. BROOKMAN,

BARRETC. & WORTHEN

SUPPLIES 64. DOUBLE J STAMPS 5-7 MARYLAND STAMPS

BACK O F THE BOOK 40. A & H STAMPS OF MN 33. BEJJCO, INC. 4. RICHARD A.

CHAMPAGNE 22. RICHARD FRIEDBERG 32. MILLER'S STAMP 37. GARY POSNER 35. ERIC JACKSON 15-16 NUNES NOOK 36. PRINCETON

PHIL ATELICS 4 1 R. W. R. QUALITY

STAMPS

CLASSIC FOREIGN 33. BEJJCO, INC. 41. R. W. R. QUALITY

STAMPS

- -~

13-14 C O V ~ A N 59. FRIEDMAN'S COVER TOPICAL3

55. JOY COVERS & STAMPS

61. WAYNE GEHRET

CORNER 55. JOY COVERS&

STAMPS 61. WAYNE GEHRET 27. ROBERT PATKIN 50. ROBERT C. SWED

WESTERNEUROPE 39. AMEENSTAMPS 29. CROWN COLONY

STAMPS 46. EXCELSIOR

COLLECTION 62. LEBANON STAMPS 21. LOGAN STAMPS 44. MOUNTAINSIDE 67. FOREST GLEN 8. TOGA ASSOCIATES

POSTAL HISTORY - U.S. - .

40. A & H STAMPS OF MN 4. RICHARDA.

CHAMPAGNE 51. ROY E. DELAFOSSE 59. FRIEDMAN'S COVER

CORNER

CLASSIC U. S. 11-12 A & D STAMPS &

COINS

U.S. LOCALS 15-16 NUNES NOOK 4. RICHARD A.

CHAMPAGNE 22. RICHARD

FRIEDBERG 57. ANDREW KUPERSMIT

--.. . 40. A & H STAMPS OF MN 33. BEJJCO, INC. 4. RICHARDA.

CHAMPAGNE 51. ROY E. DELAFOSSE 22. RICHAr\D FRIEDBERG 59. FRIEDMAN'S COVER

CORNER lo. JAMES E. LEE 5-7 MARYLAND STAMPS 20. STANLEY M. PILLER 37. GARY POSNER

FRANCE & COLONIES 33. BEJJCO, INC 3. COMPUSTAMP 38. THE FOLDED L E T E R

1. LABRONHARRLS BRITAIN & EMPJRE.

STAMPS 33. BEJJCO, INC. 31. COLONIAL STAMP 3. COMPUSTAMP 29. CROWN C0LOP.w

STAMPS 46. EXCELSIOR

COLLECTION

G m A N Y & COLONIES 40. A & H STAMPS O F MN 3 3 BEJJCO, INC. 31. COLONIAL STAMP 21. LOGAN STAMPS 60. RATNBOW

57. ANDREW KUPERSMIT lo. JAMB E. LEE 3. DAVID MORRISON 27. ROBERT PATKIN 20. STANLEY M. PILLER 56. IRWIN SIEGEL 49. WEBSTER F.

< n m m Y

Continued + )ERS m

FACE VALUE USAND U.N. STAMPS M THE McLEAN ROOM plus FIRST DAY, SHOW, & FIRST SALE CAN- CELS ALL 3 SHOW DAYS

19

I - - PHILATELICS 23. CARL YOWELL - . . -. . . . - .

50. ROBERT C. SWED 2. STEPHEN T. TAYLOR 58. TRIPLES POSTAL

HISTORY NAPEX 2008 * May 31 to June 2,2008

WORLD WIDE 62. LEBANON STAMP WORLD WIDE STAMPS SHOP COVERS

11-12 A & D STAMPS & 5-7 MARYLAND STAMPS 13-14 COVERMAN COINS 44. MOUNTAINSIDE 59. FRIEDMAN'S COVER

39. AMEEN STAMPS 67. FOREST GLEN CORNER 18. THE BROWSE HOUSE 24. QUALITY STAMPS 17. LEONARD STAMPS 3. COMPUSTAMP 41. R. W. R. QUALITY 48. PHILATELIC 34 DAVID ALLEGO STAMPS ENTERPRISES 69. 1840-1950 MOSTLY 8. TOGA ASSOCIATES 61. WAYNE GEHRET

STAMPS 61. WAYNE GEHRET 51. ROY E DELAFOSSE 23. CARL YOWELL 55. JOY COVERS &

STAMPS

Literature Exhi bits Covers of all entries are displayed in Frames 1-2, main ballroom

Handbooks and Special Studies

A - 1 The Congress Book 2006 American Philatelic Congress This publication contains a wide range of articles on philatelic subjects. $43.00 from APC Secretary, 400 Clayton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117.

A - 2 Cz~mulative Index to Japanese Philately Volzrmes 1-60 (1946.2005) Ron Casey and Kenneth Kamholz

An Index to the complete run of "Japanese Philately" comprising over 50,000 entries. $60.00 (for non members) from Lee Wilson, ISJP Asst Publisher, 4216 Jenifer St. NW, Washington, DC 20015.

A - 3 College and School Stamps James N . Drummond A catalog and study of the primarily 19'~ century practice stamps used by colleges and schools worldwide, with a focus on the U.S. $63.00 from James Drummond, 19335 Pauma Valley Dr., Porter Ranch,' CA 91326-1701.

A - 4 Chicago Postal Markings and Postal Histo y Leonard Piszkiewicz The definitive work on Chicago postal history and primer of the growth and development of the mails in the United States from 1830 forward. $75.00 from James E. Lee, P.O. Box 36, Cary, I1 60013.

A - 5 Passed by Army Censor Richard W. Helbock A catalog of censor markings used on the mail from American soldiers and War Department civilians assigned overseas in 1941 and 1942. $45.00 from James E. Lee, P.O. Box 36, Cary, I1 60013.

A - 6 Lions of Iran - Yb Edition Mehrdad Sadri Studies of Iran (Persia) classical lion issues including chapters on Paris I reproductions and known forgeries and how to detect them. $150.00 1 1

from Mehrdad Sadri, P.O. Box 1589, Glendora, CA 91740-1589. I

A - 7 Persiphilia-Iran Classic Philatelic Reference-Qajar Dynasty (Vol. I) Mehrdad Sadri I

Studies of Iran issues 1865-1924 including how to identify forgeries 1 with lists and quoted prices of stamps and covers. $200.00 from I

Mehrdad Sadri, P.O. Box 1589, Glendora, CA 91740-1589.

A - 8 Rarity Revealed: The Benjamin K. Miller Collection Scott R. Trepel and Ken Lawrence

The story of Benjamin K. Miller and his legendary collection of United States stamps. $34.00 (~aper) and $80.00 (hard) + shipping from www.postalmuseum.si.edu/millercollection/catalogue.html.

A - 9 The Alexandria Blue Boy, The Postmaster, The Letter, and The Legend May Day Taylor , I

This publication and research shares a new and more complete story of the Blue Boy displayed at Washington 2006. $5.00 from lyceum@alexandria.gov or May Day Taylor, 100 Grafton St., Chevy Chase, MD 20815-3426.

I i

A - 10 Danish Advettising Panes James Gaudet A detailed study of the advertising booklets issued by Denmark 1927- 1934, including new information. $65.00 from Scandinavian Philatelic Foundation, P.O. Box 39, Exton, PA 19341-0039.

A - 11 Royal ZOO6 Royale Dale Speirs The show catalogue of Royal 2006 Royale. $2.00 from Dale Speirs, Box 6830, Calgary, AB, T2P 2E7, Canada.

A - 12 U.S. Revs - Pe$ns Arthur J . Mongan, Editor This book consolidates and expands upon the information on perforated or punched initials, numbers andlor designs in U.S. Revenues. Cost to be determined by The Perfins Club at a future date. Revs.perfin@gmail.com.

Periodicals

B - 1 Greater Richmond Stamp Club Newsletter Juanita Cirillo, Editor Newsletter announcing club meeting and news of interest. Not for 1 sale. I

B - 2 The Collectors Club Philatelist Vo18.5 Robert P. Odenweller, Editor

The full color journal of the Collectors Club (New York), with original articles of international scope as well as Club events and book reviews. $42.00 non-member subscription from CCP, 22 East 35'h St., New York, NY 10016-3806. Free to CCNY members.

B - 3 The Israel Philatelist Donald A. Chafetz, Editor Published 6 times a year in full color with articles covering all time periods (1760-to date) of Holy Land philately. $3.50 per issue from

I Dr. Art Newmann, 19807 Malvern Rd., Shaker Heights, O H 44122.

B - 4 Postal Histo y Journal Diane De Blois and Robert Dalton Harris, Editors

To provide information and original research articles to advanced postal historians worldwide. $30.00 from K d Ilyefalvi, 869 Bridgewater Dr., New Oxford, PA 17350.

B - 5 USCSLog Richard D. Jones, Editor The journal of the Universal Ship Cancellation Society. $20.00 from Richard D. Jones, 137 Putnam Ave., Ormond Beach, EL 32174.

B - 6 The Alaskan Philatelist Eric Knapp, Editor Dedicated to developing a wider interest in the study and preservation of Alaska's postal history. $15.00 from Eric Knapp, 4201 Folker St. #C102, Anchorage, AK 99508.

B - 7 Journal of Sports Philately, Vol. 44 Mark Maestrone, Editor The quarterly journal of Sports Philatelists International covering the world of sport and Olympic philately. $20.00 US/Canada; $30.00 overseas from Dr. Margaret Jones, 5310 Lindenwood Ave., St. Louis, MO 63109.

B - 8 The Texas Philatelist Art von Reyn and Douglas Moss, Editors The Texas Philatelist promotes stamp collecting and postal history with an emphasis on Texas themes. $12.00 from tpedito@sbcglobal.net

B - 9 Rossica Society Journal 2006 Jeff Radcliffe, Editor The Rossica Journal provides Russian philatelists worldwide a means of sharing and broadening their philatelic knowledge. $25.00 from Jeff Radcliffe, 12308 Cliveden St., Herndon, VA 20170.

B - 10 Nicarao Louis E. Repeta, Editor To promote and study the stamps and postal history of Nicaragua. $20.00 domestic and $25.00 overseas from BILLINAZ@cableone.net.

22

Calgary Philatelist Dale Speirs, Editor Club bulletin of the Calgary Philatelic Society. $2.00 for sample from www.calgaryphilatelicsociety.com.

The American Revenaer, 2006-voI60 Kenneth Trettin, Editor Original studies and catalog listings of fiscal stamps of the world. $2.00 for sample. $18.00 annual from www.revenuer.org.

The Chronicle Michael Laurence, Editor The Journal of the U.S. Philatelic Classics Society. $27.50 annually from www.uspcs.org. I The Posthorn Paul Albright, Editor Quarterly journal of the Scandinavian Collectors Club. $20.00 annually from SCC, P.O. Box 13196, El Cajon, CA 92022 or www.scc-online.org.

First Days Peter Martin, Editor Journal of the American First Day Cover Society. $30.00 from AFDCS, Box 16277, Tucson, AZ 85732 or www.afdcs.org.

Philippines Philatelic Journal Robert F. Yacano, Editor Quarterly journal of the International Philippine Philatelic Society. $20.00 from www.theipps.info.

Graebner Gazette Vol6 Rollin Berger, Editor The monthly newsletter for the Graebner Chapter of the American First Day Cover Society (AFDCS) serving the Virginia, Maryland, and D C area.

The New Cartophilatelist Dan Nelson, Editor The newsletter of the Cartophilatelic Society. $18.00 domestic and $20.00 overseas from www.mapsonstarnps.com or ajordanl@naine.rr.com.

Non-Competitive

U.S.A. to 2. Steve Davis, Editor Place for online group members to share articles and scans of U.S. stamps and postal history. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/us~specialized.

The 1851 Issue of United States Stamps: a Sesquicentennial Retrospective Hubert C. Skinner and Charles J. Peterson, Editors

I The Samoa Express 2006 Vo122 D. A. T. Mee, Editor Journal of the Fellowship of Samoa Specialists. $15.00 from www.samoaexpress.org. 23 I

1

Philatelic Exhibit Listing Competitive

3 - 7 The World of Golf Patricia A. Loehr A general presentation of the sport of golf, its history, the game, people, and events.

8 - 14 Soccer oustfor Kicks9 Charles V. Covell Description of soccer football, including objective, history, equipment, player positions, skills and tactics, rules, competitive levels and tournaments, with emphasis on the men's World Cup.

15 Spoiled by War: The Games of the XIIth Olympiad Andrew Urushima A thematic presentation which chronicles the 1940 Olympic Games which were never celebrated due to the war.

16 - 20 Games of the Xth Olympiad, Los Angeles Conrad Klinkner Includes the initial efforts to obtain the 1932 Games and concludes with the closing ceremonies of a very successful sports spectacular.

21 - 28 The Sporf of Golf Cora B. Collins

29 Men 5 Gymnastics: Dressed to Win Mark Maestrone The exhibit traces the style and design of men's gymnastics attire and personal equipment from Ancient Greece to the present day.

30 - 39 The World ofFI.EA. Tony Quinn F.I.F.A. or Federation Internationale de Football Association is the governing body of soccer. This exhibit shows the scope of F.I.F.A. in the world divided into the six regional divisions.

40 The 1944 POW Olympics: Gross Born and Woldenberg Andrew Urushima

Stamp varieties and usages issued to honor the 1944 "Olympic Games" in the German POW Camps of Gross Born and Woldenberg.,

41 - 48 Tennis - Courtyard to Backyard, for Fun and forFame Norman F. Jacobs

The sport of tennis, from its medieval European origins to the worldwide modern game, including the court, rules, equipment, and strokes. This exhibit explores the important tournaments, organizations, and recreational connections.

:i Frames 1-2, see Page 20 24

49 Polish Prisoner of War 1944 Olympic Games Dale Lilljedahl Study of the stamps, cancellations, and other material ~r in ted by the POW Post Office to publicize/celebrare the POW Olympic Games held at the Woldenberg and Gross Born camps.

50 - 53 Golfing Our of the Rough and Through the Green Patricia A. Loehr A look at the sport of golf with an emphasis on the courses of play.

54 - 60 111 Olympic Winter Games Stamp Glenn A. Estus An exhibit of the III OWG stamp as well as a review of the cachets created for the first day of issue on January 25, 1932 - 75 years ago. I

61 - 70 Iceland Postal Cards and Lettercards Gordon C. Morison I

Starting with proofs and essays, the broad range of Iceland cards includes provisional overprints, printed matter cards and lettercards including discovery issues.

71 The First Stamps ofDenmark Warren Grosjean This is the story of the RBS stamps issued by Denmark 1851-1854, including all the important milestones. I

72 - 80 Zeppelin Mail From and Dropped Over the Nordic Countries Gerhard S. Wolff

Flown dispatches originating from the Nordic Countries and dropped over its territory.

81 - 85 Mail From Great Britain to Denmark, 1840.1880 Mark Lorentzen Shows the rates for letters and price circulars that were sent via Hamburg, Altena, or Belgium (or forwarded to the border). Highlights include covers with mixed frankings and bisected stamps.

86 - 93 Mail in Free Finland and the Republic ofFinland I. X.1917 - 31. XII. I930 Anders Wallqvist This exhibit follows the rate development for different classes of mails handled by the post office. The period coincides with the validity of the Saarinen issue, although it is not restricted to it.

94 - 101 Denmark: Frederik IXIssues on First Day Coven AlanWarren A chronological display of the first day covers of this definitive stamp series of Denmark showing cachet varieties, foreign destinations, and some auxiliary markings.

102 - 109 Postal Censorship in Finland 1914 - 1918 Roger P. Quinby This exhibit explores the types of mail inspected and the I

manifestation of censorship at Finland's ten censor offices from August 1914 to January 1918.

25 I

110 - 114 Denmark and the Second World War 1939-1949 - Overseas Mail to and From Danes, Denmark, and her Dependencies

Birthe & Christopher King This exhibit shows mail to and from Denmark, and Danes overseas, throughout the course of WWII, demonstrating censorship and worldwide disruption and delay of the international postal service. Inter-Scandinavian mail continued, but censorship was universal.

115 - 122 Faroe Islands Post, 19th Century to World War 11 Geoffrey J. Noer Classic Faroe Islands postal history, starting with pre-stamp mail and cumulating with World War 11.

123 Scandinavian Volunteers in Finland During the Winter War Alfred F. Kugel

Postal history of the volunteers from Sweden, Denmark, and Norway who fought in Finland after the Soviet invasion of 1939-40.

124 - 131 Slesvig: From Danish Dutchy to Prrcssian Province 1611-1871 Christopher King

This exhibit aims to show mail within, to and from the Danish Dutchy of Slesvig, from the time of private carriage to, development of the public postal service, over a period of 350 years.

132 The Postal Markings of Nineteenth Century Skagen Warren Grosjean The postal markings of a small town from the time before there were any until the end of the nineteenth century.

133 - 140 Tribute to Czeslaw Slania, 1921 - 2005 John Campbell A display showing the talents of Czeslaw Slania- engraver of stamps, engravings, banknotes, private stamps (cinderellas), proofs, etc. in chronological order, showing a wide range of his engraving skills.

141 - 143 U.S. Special Handling -More Coloijiul and Complicated than Meets the Eye Robert G. Rufe This exhibit explains the service and its history, and highlights the relative scarcity of three Special Handling varieties - the first printing Transfer Roll Relief Breaks, the 25 cent yellow-green second printing variety in used condition, and the 1955 "dry printings".

144 - 153 The Postal History ofBosnia-Henegovinafiom 1842 to 1918 Alfred F. Kugel

The story of postal services in the provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina during the latter half of the 19th Century and the early part of the 20th Century during the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian regimes.

154 - 161 Issues ofAustria and Hungary (18.70-1918) Used in Tem'tories ofFuture Czechoslovakia Henry Hahn Covers and cards posted in Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Slovakia, and the Carparho-Ukraine from 1850 to the independence of Czechoslovakia in 1918.

162 Chester County, Pennsylvania - Free Franking William Schultz I

This exhibit highlights the routes, markings, and their postal import with an effort to present pertinent historical information to further ~ accentuate the postal history of the usages 1828-1863. !

163 - 164 The History ofAustralia in Postage Stamps Kenneth B. Wesley (YourhExhibiror)

This exhibit shows stamps of Australia depicting Australian 1 : 1 history from the period of the Aboriginals, to early explorers, to States, and to modern times.

I

165 Postal Rates of the Haitian Tanffof 1919 Carroll Lloyd An exhibit of postal material illustrating the many different rates

I defined by the tariff including rarely-encountered classes.

1 166 - 175 Barbados - Prestamp to End of Sterling Currency (1769-19491

Michael J. Nethersole Stampless covers - issued stamps - die proofs - color trials - plate proofs - printer's sample proofs - specimens - usages on cover - cancellations - revenues.

I I / 176 - 177 Postal Cards of the Spanish Philippines, 1878 - 1898 Don Peterson

Shows postally-used examples of interior/overseas rates, including registration, unusual routes, message-reply cards, earliest known use, first day of issue, use of newspaper stamps, private business handstamps, and more.

I

I 178 - 185 The 696 Oficial Commemorative Cards ofJapan, 1902-1929 Leroy Collins

I A special srudy of the issues of the Department of Communications, including varieties, military post issues, and postal origins

I throughout the empire and Pacific rim.

186 - 193 New Zealand Postal Stationery 1876 - 1940 Stephen D. Schumann This exhibit shows significant items of postal stationery from the issuance of the first postcard in 1876 through the first issues of the reign of King George VI.

194 - 196 Brown's Nuneries: A Rural Ontario Post Ofice, 1890s -1920s Charles J. Verge

27

197 - 206 Indochina and the French O p e s in G i n a Postal History of the French Colonial Allegorical Group Type Edward Grabowski Includes issues from the five Indochinese provinces, the French Indo- chinese Offices in China, and on China combination covers.

207 - 212 Egypt i Fourth Issue Trenton K. Ruebush This exhibit traces the development of Egypt's Fourth Issue from 1878 through 1913 with essays, proofs, stamps, and postal usages.

213 - 217 Philippine Cedula Personel John M. Hunt An exhibit of Philippine Cedula Personel documents or resident certificates starting with the Spanish issue in 1884 to the Japanese Occupation issues through 1944.

218 - 224 Non-Competitive NAPEX Directors Due to a cancellation, Messrs. Lehmann and Warren present award winning exhibits on Christmas seals (6 frames) and Bundi (1 frame).

225-226 Canadian Federal Oficial Mail: Special Delivery 1939-1953 Bruce Nesbitt

A study of official mail sent by special delivery, identifying all of the 14 separate kinds of Canada's official special delivery stamps.

227 - 236 Portugal: The Lusiddas Issues, 1931-38 John N. Liles This exhibit includes proofs, specimen overprints, basic stamps, imprint blocks and strips, a full sheet, large multiples, and usages.

237 - 241 76e FDCs of the 1959 Commemorativefor the Centennial of the American Dental Association Charles J. Verge

242 The Hubble Space Telescope Ross Christiansen The development, launch, and servicing of the Hubble Space Telescope over 15 years, a joint effort - a major success story.

243 - 245 Hawaiian Postal Stationery 1882-1897 Alfred C. Channels An exhibit of mint and used selections of postal cards and envelopes of Hawaii showing variety, usage, and examples of cancellations.

246 Soldier's Mail - Camp Alger, Virginia 1 898 Richard L. Eldridge The exhibit traces the patriotic cachets and mail routes for soldiers' mail into and out of the Spanish American War training camp "Camp AlgerM in Norrhern Virginia 1898.

247 - 254 United States Penalty Clause Mail, the Classic Period Lester C. Lanphear

Study of US penalty clause mail from 1877 to 1909. 28

255 - 257 The KLWL B~rd John Campbell I

This flightless bird is the icon for (Kiwi) New Zealand, and has been portrayed on stamps since 1898 as well as FDCs, airletters, phone cards, fridge magnets, lottery tickets, and badges, to name but a few.

; 258 - 263 Anglo-Boer War Prison Camp Mail Bruce L. Petersen I

Study of censor cachets and seals used on mail to and from Boer prisoners interweaving evolution of the POW Camps and mail with the prisoners. i I

I 264 - 266 German Feldpost Panzer Divisions Joseph S. Chervenyak Some but not all of WW2 Panzer mail of the war.

i I

i 267 - 271 The Evolution ofRailroad Post Ofice Cancellations and Markings of Chile 1894-1911 Richard L. Eldridge i The exhibit traces the RPO cancellations of Chile from 1894 until !

1911. The exhibit shows how the postmarks evolved and the system

I came into its maturity during this period.

272 - 277 Errors, Freaks and Oddities Joseph S. Chewenyak Many different, but not all of U.S. errors.

j 278 - 285 7L-e Department ofState -First IS0 Years - 1789-1 934 1 Ravi R. Vora

From the time the Department of State was created by Congress in 1789, written communication was instrumental and the primary

I means for the successful development and execution of United States foreign policy.

I ~ I I

1 Court of Honor I 286 Transportation ofMail: Principal Methods on Scandinavian Stamps

and Covers SCC Chapter 5 An exhibit prepared jointly by SCC, Chapter 5 members,

i with material drawn from members' collections showing methods used to transport mail.

Pogo and friends live in the Okefenokee

If you meet an INC. share the joys of our hobby!

You'll see the red balloons to welcome our Important New Collectors . We'll have piles of st to share. the opportunity to create a first day cover. and games for all ages . We'll listen to your interests and offer stamp collecting conversations .

NAPEX welco

Our many INC benefacto American Philatelic Societ Stamp Club. Graebner Fir Society. the USPS and NAPEX .

'? May Day Taylor. INC Chairman Lee Taylor and Mickey Enniq Youth

30

NAPEX 2007 Exhibitor Index

NAME@) FRAMES/NUMBER NAME(S) FRAMES/NUMBER

Paul Albright ................... B-14 Mark Maenrone .................. B J American Philatelic Congress . . . . . . . . A-1 Mark Maenrone .................. 29 Diane De Blois and ................... Peter Mvtin .................... B-15

Roben Dalton Harris ........... B-4 D . A . T . Mee .................... C 3 Rollin Berger .................... B-17 Anhurl . Mongan ............... A-12 John Campbell ................ 133-140 Gordon C . Moriron ............. 61-70 John Campbell ................ 255-257 Dan Nelson ..................... B-18 Ron Cvey and Kenneth Kamholz .... A-2 BruceNesbitt ................ 225-226 Donald A . Chafetz ................ B-3 Michael] . Netherrole .......... 166175 Alfred C . Channels ............. 243-245 Geoffrey] . Noer .............. 115-122 Joseph S . Chervenyak ........... 264-266 Roben P . Odenweller ............. B-2 Joseph S . Chervenyak ........... 272-277 Bmce L . Petersen ............. 258-263 Ross Christianren ................. 242 DonPeterson ................ 176177 Juanita Cirillo .................... B-1 Leonard Piszkiewicz .............. A-4 C o n B . Collins ................. . 2 1.28 RogerP . Quinby ............. 102-1W Leroy Collins ................. 178-185 Tony Quinn ................... 30.39 Charles V . Covell .................. 8-14 Jeff Raddiffe ..................... B-9 Steve Davis ...................... G 1 Louis E . Repen .................. E l 0 James N . Drummond .............. A-3 Trenton K . Ruebush ........... 207-212 Richard L . Eldridge ............... 246 Roben G . Rufe ............... 141-143 Richard L . Eldridge ............ 267-271 Mehrdd Sldri ................... A-6 Glenn A . Estur ................. . 5 4-60 Mehrdad Sadri ................... A-7 James Gaudet ................... A-10 William Schultr ................. 162 Edward Grabowski ............. 197-206 Stephen D . Schumann ......... 186193 Warren Grorjean ................... 71 Hubert C . Skinner and ................

.................. Warren Grorjean 132 Charles J . Peterson ............. G 2 Henry Hlhn .................. 154-161 Dale Spein .................... A-11 Richard W . Helbock ............... A-5 Dale Speirs ..................... B-11 John M . Hunt ................. 213-217 Scandinavian CC Chapter 5 ........ 286

................. . ................ Norman P Jacobs 41-48 May Day Tsylar A-9 Richard D . Jones .................. B-5 Scan R . Trepel and Ken Lawrence ... A-8

................. ...... Bitthe & Christopher King 110114 Kenneth Trenin B-12 Christopher King .............. 124-131 Andrew Urnhima ................ 15 Conrad Klinkner ................ 16-20 Andrew Urushima ................ 40 Eric Knapp ...................... B-6 Charles J . Verge .............. 194-196 Alfred F . Kugel ................... 123 Charles J . Verge .............. 237-241 Alfred F . Kugel ................ 144-153 A n von Reyn md Douglv Moss ..... B-8 Lester C . Lanphear ............. 247-254 Ravi R . Vora ................. 278-285 Michael Laurence ................ B-13 Anderr Wallqvist ............... 8693 John N . Liles .................. 227-236 Alan Warren .................. 94-101 Dale Lilljedlhl ..................... 49 Kenneth B . Wesley ............ 163-164 Carroll Lloyd .................... 165 Gerhard S . Wolff ............... 72-80 Patricia A . Loehr ................... 3.7 Roben F . Yaeano ................ B-16 Patricia A . Laehr ................ 5053 man-Competitive ............ 218-2241 Mark Lorentzen ................. 81-85 [A. B. & C literature covers in Framer 1-21

WASHINGTON

STAMP

COLLECTORS CLUB

The Washington Stamp Collectors Club (WSCC) was formed on January 1, 2006, through a merger of the Collectors Club of Washington (1927) and the Washington Philatelic Society (1905), to foster philatelic enjoyment and educational benefits to stamp collectors in the Washington, DC area. The WSCC provides a wide variety of activities for the stamp collector, including trading and selling stamps, buying stamps, regular programs of interest to the novice and advanced collector, use ofphilatelic catalogs and literature, six auctions annually, two different U.S. and worldwide stamp circuits at each meeting, a newsletter (WASHINGTON CITY DESPATCH) published six times a year, and many other activities. Refreshments are provided at every meeting.

The WSCC meets at 7-9 pm on the first and third Wednesdays ofthemonthat the Christ Methodist Church, 300 Blockof I Street, S.W., Washington, DC. See map for exact location. The meeting location is one block from the Waterfront Metrorail (Green Line) Station. Membership dues are $16 per year. For more information, see the WSCC web site at www.dcstampclub.orv or call 202-291- 6229. JOIN WSCC TODAY.