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35-36
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Sailing Ships |
Chris Hodge
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Youth
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This exhibit shows different sailing ships and the ways they were used throughout history.
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37-41
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America's Stars & Stripes |
Tabitha A. Barr
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Youth
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This exhibit shows the creation, uses, and significance of the American flag and its elements, the stars and stripes. It is subdivided into six chapters.
NAPEX Youth Grand Award Winner
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42
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Transportation on Stamps |
Matthew Hoffman
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Youth
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Six different forms of transportation are shown.
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43-52
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Colorado 1858-1876 |
William H. Bauer
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Historical approach to the postal markings and early express companies of Colorado and pre-Colorado Territory.
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53
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Russian Imperial Air Units in World War I |
Adolph Ackerman
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Free franks used on correspondence by various Russian aviation and aeronautic units and pilot training schools during World War I.
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54-63
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Independent State and Confederate Mail of North Carolina - 1861-65 |
Tony L. Crumbley
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An exhibit of the mails from North Carolina during the War between the States.
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64-71
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Appreciating U.S. Classics 1847 to 1868 |
Ken Gilbart
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A teaching exhibit that emphasizes the types and shades of the US classic period issues both on and off cover.
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72
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Russian Post Offices Abroad in Central Asia 1900-1920 |
Alfred F. Kugel
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Examples of postal markings from Imperial Russian offices from Persia to Sinkiang and Mongolia.
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73-78
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Blood: The Gift of Life |
Ken Martin
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The story of the use of blood to save lives.
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79-84
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First Bureau Issues - US Regular Issue Postage Stamps |
Kent Wilson
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A traditional study of the first Bureau issues of 1894
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85-92
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200+ Years of Madeira Postal History |
Stephen S. Washburne
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Commercial and tourist correspondence from the end of the 17th Century to the first years of the 20th, emphasizing usage of stamps as well as rates and routes to and from the island.
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93-97
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Ming Shu - The Reckoning of Fate |
Alberta D. Curtis
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A philatelic study of Chinese astrology.
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98-105
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The United States 1869 Issue: Postal History |
Jeffrey M. Forster
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Shows the diverse uses of the United States pictorial issue on both domestic and foreign correspondence of the era. It features domestic and foreign rates and usages.
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106-115
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The Allied Intervention in Russia 1918-1925 |
Alfred F. Kugel
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Postal history of the Allied Forces sent to Siberia,and North and South Russia in the aftermath of World War I.
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116
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Zeppelins and Clara Adams |
Robert Driscoll
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This display features the memorabilia, cards, and covers related to the famous airship passenger.
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117-126
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The Postal History of New York City in the 19th Century |
Daniel A. Brouillette
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A study of the rates, routes, services provided by the Government Post Offices in New York City in the 19th Century.
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127-136
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Postal History of Cilicie, 1919-1921 |
Pinar T. Ozand
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Includes: EEF, overprinted Turkish and French stamps used 1919-1921, their errors, sheets/part sheets, postal material with some rare/very rare/unique examples.
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137-139
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Republic of the Philippines Official Cash Tickets |
John Hunt
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Single, multiple, and on document official cash tickets and pages illustrating the location and use of said tickets
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140-147
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Russian Stamps and Postal Stationary Used in Finland 1899-1918 |
Roger P. Quinby
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Complete showing of Russian stamps used in Finland, including precursors,regular issues, co-runners. Includes many rarities, unusual rates,usages and destinations.
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148-154
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The 30 Cent and 90 Cent U.S. 1861 Issue |
Peter G. DuPuy
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A traditional study of the two high values, showing essays, proofs, specimens, stamps (unused and used), and covers showing domestic and foreign usage.
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155-162
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Baltimore: Postal History from 1773 until the UPU |
Patricia S. Walker
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Shows significant aspects of US postal history using mail from, to, and through Baltimore
NAPEX Grand Award Winner
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163-168
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Philadelphia Independent Mail Services and Local Posts
(1835) 1843-1862 (1879) |
Norman Shachat
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Essentially chronological exhibit showing handstamps and adhesives used by companies which competed with the US Postal Service, with emphasis on Blood's Local and Eagle City Post.
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169-175
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Capitol Classics, The District of Columbia 1790-1850 |
Thomas O. Taylor
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Study of CDS and supplementary markings during the stampless period.
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176
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Using America's First Issue to Prepay Domestic Letter Rates
1847-1851 |
Harvey Mirsky
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Using covers franked with the US first issue, the 5 cent and 10 cent stamps of 1847, the exhibit illustrates the payment of the basic letter rates and various multiples thereof under the simplified and standardized rate structure introduced in 1845
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177-182
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The Postage Due Stamps of Peru, 1874-1908 |
Charles C. Wooster
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History of the first postage due issue of Peru: Proofs, stamps, overprints and postal usages.
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183-188
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Boyd's Local Post-New York City, 1844-1911 |
Martin Richardson
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One of the best known U.S. Local Posts established by J.T. Boyd in New York City in 1844.
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189
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The Toppan Carpenter Caselear issue of 1851 -
Imprint Usages on Cover |
Chip Gliedman
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Usages of the stamps of the 1851-60 issue, with imprints and/or plate numbers attached when possible. Unusual rates, routes, or usages were selected.
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190-199
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Ohio Development and Postal History 1790-1816 |
Richard H. Parker
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Illustrates early Ohio development by showing early covers, both postally used and hand carried, and original documents showing problems the early settlers encountered, plus military documents showing militia activity during the War of 1812.
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200
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Dark Caves - Bright Visions |
Francis Adams
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Ice Age Cave Paintings of France and Spain.
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201-210
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A Look through the Judas Hole, the Imperial Russian Prison System and Censorship |
David M. Skipton
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Examines the legal authorities, types of prisons, censorship regime, revolutionaries' efforts to circumvent censorship, types of mail allowed, postal uses, and aftermath.
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211-218
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Philippine Cattle Certificates |
John Hunt
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An exhibit of Philippine cattle certificates starting with the Spanish Dominion, the Revolutionary Government, the U.S. Administration, and Commonwealth, the Japanese occupation and victory era, ending with the Republic.
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219-224
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Lithuanian Air Post Issues: 1921-1936 |
Vesma Grinfelds
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A traditional Study of the airpost issues of Lithuania with original drawings, essays, proofs, specimens, errors, varieties, and interesting usages.
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225
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Russian Post Offices Abroad in China 1900-1920 |
Alfred F. Kugel
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Examples of postal markings from the Imperial Russian Offices in China in the early years of the 20th Century.
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226-231
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The Mexico of Grandma and Grandpa from 1870-1940 |
Omar J. Rodriquez
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The day to day life of my ancestors, reflected through the advertising covers of their times In Mexico. Descriptions in both Spanish and English. Exhibit is organized by type of industry and era.
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232-239
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The 2 Cent Vermillion Banknote: Issues of 1875 and 1879 |
Matthew Kewriga
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The objective is to show the 2 cent vermillion banknote regular issue from design to postal usage in a traditional format.
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240-249
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Eagles and Maximilians: The Issues of the Mexican Empire, 1864-1867 |
Omar J. Rodriquez
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Stamps and postal history of the Mexican Maximilian Empire. This Exhibit shows some of the most important items known of both issues. I shows the most important registered front of classic Mexico and many other unique items.
NAPEX Reserve Grand Award Winner
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250
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A Penny for your Thoughts |
Robert Toal
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This exhibit explores various single rate uses of the one cent large banknote stamp on a variety of mail that were prototypes for future generations of mail users.
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251
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The Transcontinental Pony Express |
George K. Kramer
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Postal history of the Pony Express, 1860-1861.
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