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One-Frame
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Division
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Title
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Description
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| Ed Bailey *
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Postal
1 frame
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Washington-Franklins Simplified |
How to identify the many one cent Benjamin Franklin and two cent George Washington look-alike varieties of these 1908-1922 "Third Bureau" definitives.
 
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| Ed Bailey *
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Postal
1 frame
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The Farley Issues of 1935 |
A comprehensive look at most combinations philatelists collect from the "Farley's Follies" press sheet imperforate issues.
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| James Blaine
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Thematic
1 frame
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Justin S. Morrill and the Land-Grant College Acts |
A thematic exhibit describing Morrill's life and work to secure legislation behind America's higher education.
see the final version
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| Robert Benninghoff
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Display
1 frame
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The Struggle for Irish Independence May 1916 to December 1921 |
This display exhibit shows the social, economic and political struggle for Irish independence from Great Britain.
see an online version
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| Robert Benninghoff
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Postal
1 frame
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The Collection of Postage Due Fees in Ireland 1914 to 1925 |
This exhibit shows the labels and stamps used to collect additional monies owed the Post Office and Customs in Ireland.
see an online version
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| Arthur J. Cole
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Postal
1 frame
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Snoopy Loves to Get Mail |
This single frame display exhibit, designed primarily for children, will illustrate the connection between writing letters, getting mail, and collecting stamps and covers.
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| Alexandra Glashan
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Postcard
1 frame
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Symbols Add Meaning to Century Old Easter Post Cards |
Vintage Easter post cards tell a meaningful story by combining sacred and pagan symbols.
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| Jacob Liebson
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Youth- Age 12
1 frame
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What Is Pokemon? |
An introduction to the world of Pokemon, as seen through stamps and related material.
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| John G. McEntyre
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Postal
1 frame
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Liberia: 19th Century Postal Stationery |
Showing the five types of Liberian 19th century postal stationery: postal cards, reply cards, letter card, postal envelopes (including specimens), registered envelopes, and postal wrappers.
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| Thomas Pratuch
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Postal
1 frame
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Military Mail of the Post-Napoleonic Papal States: 1815 1870 |
This military postal history study examines military mail of the Papal States after the 1815 Congress of Vienna, setting forth its rates, routes, and markings.
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| Wayne Schuetz
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Postal
1 frame
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The Marking Equipment used by Window Clerks at the GPO in New York City, 1880-1911 |
Exhibit will show current and newly discovered marking equipment used by window clerks at the GPO in NYC, 1880-1911.
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General Multi-Frame
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Division
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Title
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Description
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| Brian Callan
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Postal Stationery
5 frames
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Irish Postal Stationery 1922 to 1983 |
This exhibit shows the postal stationery of Ireland from independence in 1922 to 1983 when the Irish Post Office was reorganized.
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| Dr. Sammy Chiu
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Postal
8 frames
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Development of Chinese Imperial Post Office 1897-1899, Transformation from Customs Post Office |
Development of the first Chinese National Post Office is shown for its 25 Post Offices during its first two years of operations with its forerunners.
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| William DiPaolo
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Postal
5 frames
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The 15c James Buchanan Stamp from the 1938 Presidential Series |
Stamps and usages of the 15c Prexie.
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| John Flannery III *
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Postal
6 frames
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The Importance of the 2 Black Jack |
A brief yet comprehensive overview of the design, essays, proofs, specimens, varieties and uses of this iconic stamp issue of 1863.
See an earlier online version by clicking here
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| Greg Galletti
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Postal
5 frames
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The League of Nations - The War Years |
This postal history exhibit studies rates, routes, and markings, on mail sent from and to the League just prior to, during, and directly following WW2.
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| Ken Gilbert
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Postal
6 frames
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Landpost "ueber Lehrte": An Example of the Rural Mail System in Germany 1933-1992 |
A study of the rural mail system in Germany through the example of the system as it was used in Lehrte.
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| Regis Hoffman
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Postal
6 frames
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Allied Occupation of German East Africa, 1914-1920 |
The postal history of the Allied conquest and occupation of German East Africa during World War I.
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| Lloyd Hogg
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Postal
2 frames
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USA 1934-35 3c Mothers of America Stamp- Postal Usages, Rates and Services |
The exhibit shows the postal usages, rates and services involving the Mothers of America stamp of 1934-35, in all its forms.
see the final version
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| Kurt Laubinger
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Postal
5 frames
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The Politically Inspired Cachets of Bruce R. McIntyre-1936 to 1960 |
Hand drawn, water colored cachets of political events.
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| John Lighthouse *
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Revenue
10 frames
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Using the Documents of Commerce to Fund the Civil War 1862-1872 |
This revenue fiscal history exhibit is focused on the revenue stamped documents taxable under the Revenue Act of 1862.
See an earlier online version by clicking here
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| Robert Meegan *
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Postal
10 frames
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United States Domestic Letter Rates From the Act of 1792 to October 1, 1883 |
A study of the letter postal rates from 1792 to 1883, and the social and economic aspects of the dramatic reduction of postal rates.
references
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| Myron Palay
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Postal
8 frames
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Japan's Wars, 1894-1911 |
War mail from the front following the armies using FPO #s. Every cover unique. Some from other belligerents and countries. End with annexation of Korea.
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| Jeffrey Shapiro
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Postal
9 frames
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The Beleaguered Mark: Keeping Pace With the German Inflation of 1919-1923 |
Selected examples of rates/destinations on covers canceled on the first and last days of each of the twenty-three rate periods between 1919-1923.
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| Van Siegling
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Postal
8 frames
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The Magical World of Harry Potter |
Down in the darkest depths of Moria our intrepid explorers go... OOPS! Wrong fantasy series!
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Non-Competitive
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Division
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Title
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Description
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| Larry Rausch *
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Non-Comp
1 frame
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Postal Dies |
An opportunity to view selected items from a collection of postal dies and cancellation devices from the 19th and 20th centuries.
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| Carl Miller *
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Non-Comp
2 frames
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Theme Displays |
A sampling of covers depicting our show themes of trains/railroads and space.
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