PIPEX 2012 Exhibits
1-9 Swiss Airmail up to 1939 George Struble
Shows the development of the Swiss airmail system from the
beginnings to 1939.
10-17 The Airport Issues of Lithuania: A Traditional Study Vesma Grinfelds
Drawings. essays, proofs, errors, varieties and usages of
Lithuanian air post stamps issued between 1921-1940.
18-20 The 6¢ Transport Airmail Issue of 1941 Usages and Rates Steve Davis
The role of this airmail stamp in delivery of domestic, military
and international mail.
21-30 Germany 1934 Airmail Issue James Graue
Production and use of the issue 1934-1939.
31-40 REKLAMEMARKEN: German Advertising (Poster) Stamps
and Early Graphic Design Nick Follansbee
The principle design styles of the 1898-1933 period are
described with examples, and the work of about 65 artists is presented.
41-48 Australian Colonies – USA Mail Dale Forster
Postal history study of mail in both directions between
Australian colonies and the United States.
49-57 South Australian Definitives and Provisionals Ron Rhodes
Traditional exhibit with proofs, multiples, varieties and usages.
58-62 New Hebrides/Nouvelles-Hebrides (non-competitive) Sheryll Ruecker
63-66 Perfins on Tasmanian Stamps David McNamee
Private and Government perfins found on Tasmanian postal and
fiscal adhesives from introduction in 1897 to discontinuance in the 1970s.
67 4d “Courier” of Van Dieman’s Land, 1853-55 David McNamee
A traditional study of usage of the 4d adhesive from the
first issue of Van Dieman’s Land (Tasmania).
68-70 Australian FDCs by Geerlings Noel Almeida
This exhibit highlights the FDCs of Australia produced by
Frans and Linda Geerlings of Salem, OR, from their first in
January 1988 to March 2012.
71-77 The 4¢ 1959 Oregon Statehood Issue Ralph H. Nafziger
Development of the stamp from design to production, first day cancellations
and cachets, and worldwide usages of the stamp are shown in this exhibit.
78-79 Geerlings Hand-Painted FDC of US Flags of Our Nation
(non-competitive) Frans Geerlings
First five sets (of six) of the Flags of Our Nation issue,
hand-drawn, printed and hand-painted by Frans and Linda Geerlings.
80 Perfins by Color Lauren Muralt (age 13 years)
81 Peru: 1897 Lima Post Office Issue John Wynns
Traditional exhibit of three commemorative stamps honoring
the inauguration of a new General Post Office building in Lima.
82-84 India Refugee Relief; 1971-1973,
the press overprinted issues Nick Fallansbee
Stamps press-overprinted for collection of a postal tax,
both general and local issues.
85-94 The Struggle for Women’s Rights Dorothy E. Kugel
Late 19th- and early 20th-century satirical propaganda post
cards, pro and con, concerning votes for women, includes
resultant liberating fashions.
95-100 Alexander Hamilton: Soldier, Financier, Statesman, Founder Jack Congrove
Philatelic items, post cards, and other historical material
illustrate events in Hamilton’s life and his influence on the US.
101-106 Baden-Powell: The Two Lives of a Hero Lawrence Clay
Philatelic display illustrating the two separate parts of the life
of Baden-Powell: first part his military career including him
as hero of Mafeking: second part as founder of world scouting.
107-116 The Horse in America During Its Golden Age Anne Harris
Showing the horse as it lived and was used during its golden age
(1840s through the first decades of the 20th century).
117 Why There is Human Life on the Earth Tony Wawrukiewicz
A study of all the factors needed and present on the Earth
that allowed human life to develop here.
118 Ships on Stamps Unit Promotion Exhibit (non-competitive) Myron Molnau
Extols the virtues of collecting the thematic/topical way while
highlighting collecting of Ships on Stamps by use of examples.
119-128 Waterfowl Hunting Permit Stamps Federal – State – Tribal Michael Jaffe
Stamps required to hunt waterfowl at the Federal, State
and Tribal levels, including many different usages.
129 Planes, Trains and Automobiles Jeffrey Varga (age 7 years)
A variety of postage stamps featuring different types of
transportation. Organized to show their change in time.
130 Birds of the World Geneva Varga (age 9 years)
Birds of the world grouped by scientific order and identified
by genus and species.
131 Don’t Save the Whales, Collect Them! Joshua Muralt (age 8 years)
A study of whales.
132-139 U.S. Departmentals, 1873 to 1884 Lester C. Lanphear
In-depth study of the U.S. Departmentals, including proofs,
stamps, varieties, plate multiples, cancels, used multiples and covers.
140-142 USS Oregon “Bulldog of the Fleet” Robert D. Rawlins
The philatelic history of this historic ship.
143-150 Colombia 1904-1905 - The World’s First Inflation Rated Mail
Development of the first inflation rated mail of the world. Alfredo Frohlich
151-160 Colombia’s National Post: Rates 1904-1944 Lawrence Crain
Organized by Decrees of the Colombian Congress, the exhibit shows foreign
and domestic rates of the National Post Office on many types of mail.
161-168 A Postal History of “The Thousand Mile War” Eric R. Knapp
The story of WWII in Alaska and Western Canada, the Aleutian
Campaign, the Northwest Staging Route, and the Alaska Highway.
169-171 The Military or Franchise Stamps of Viet-Nam David A. Foster
The military or franchise stamps of Vietnam, issued between
1958 and 1987, to soldiers including wounded (invalid) soldiers,
to cover the cost of personal correspondence.
172 Mail Linked to the two US-Japan Diplomatic Exchanges
in World War II Louis Fiset
Mail carried on the exchange ships and other mail to and from
repatriating citizens.
173-178 Great Britain Interns her Refugees
from the Third Reich: 1940-1942 Louis Fiset
Mail of Jewish refugees from Nazism interned in
Great Britain, Canada, and Australia.
179-183 The Late Civil War Foreunners and Provisional Issues
of East China: Philatelic Footprints on the Road to the
Liberation of Shanghai Hugh Lawrence
Forerunner chops and labels and provisional stamps used in newly liberated
areas of East China as Communist forces moved on Shanghai in mid-1949.
184-193 The British Denominated Machin Series – 1967-2012 Stephen McGill
The Machin Series is composed of over 7,000 varieties.
This exhibit explores the origins of Machin varieties.
194 Northern Territory – The Squared Circle Cancellations
1881-1913 David Hopper
A display of the squared circle cancels of Australia’s
Northern Territory, showing many rare examples.
195-203 Baltimore: Postal History –
From Colonial Times until the UPU Patricia Stilwell-Walker
Exhibited are significant aspects of the U.S. Postal History
with material restricted to Baltimore.
204-210 Delays in the Delivery of Mail Jerry Johnson
The exhibit illustrates many problems encountered by the U.S.
Post Office in the delivery of mail during the period from 1851 to 1950.
211-215 The United Nations Precancel, 1952-1958 Tony Dewey
A comprehensive study of the United Nations 1½¢ precancel,
the only service stamp the U.N. issued, with emphasis on usage.
216 American Postal Machine Company Flag Cancels used at the
Main Post Office in Chicago, Ill. 1895-1900 Lisa Foster
Uses of flag-type machine cancels on George Washington stamps
in the most American of big cities.
217-219 The Tag-a-long 1¢ Inkwell and Quill Ruth Caswell
This exhibit shows how a stamp that paid no postage fee
when issued made itself useful by helping other stamps.
220-224 Hungarian Postage Dues of the Pengo-Filler Period
– 1926-1945 Lyman R. Caswell
Hungarian postage due stamps and uses from the end of the
post-WWI inflation through the beginning of the post-WWII hyperinflation.
225-227 The Postage Stamps of Southern Rhodesia Mark M. Loomis
A collection of the regularly used stamps of Southern Rhodesia,
including color variations, proofs and major plate flaws.
228 Vasco da Gama Issue of 1898 in
Post-Revolutionary Portugal Nigel W. Moriarty
A study of the post-1900, post-revolutionary”REPUBLICA” overprints of the
Portugal and Madiera remainders of the 1898 omnibus Vasco da Gama issue.
229-238 The U.S.S. Macon ZRS-5 Allen Klein
Cachets and cancellations on covers in the exhibit tell the
Macon story from construction to fatal crash.
243 U.S. Advertising Covers for Monthly Magazines – 1870-1905 Ruth Caswell
The golden age of magazines, 1870-1905, told by advertising
covers for those published monthly.
244-246 Stamp Collecting in Alaska David Schwantes
What collectors collect if they are interested in Alaska
and its history.
247-254 Colombia, The 1917 Perkins Issue Santiago Cruz
Highly specialized exhibit of the 1917 issue of Colombia
from archival material to final uses.
255-258 Where Did They Go? Nancy Swan
A regional survey of Jackson County, Oregon discontinued
post offices - their postal history and “Mail Trail.”
259 Flown Mail on USS Shenandoah Allen Klein
Mail carried by America’s first rigid airship while on
active-duty flights in 1924 and 1925.
260 The 1953 Commemorative Postage Due Stamps of Hungary Lyman R. Caswell
Varieties and uses of the postage due stamps issued to commemorate
the 50th anniversary of the first Hungarian postage due stamps. |
