EXHIBITS AND EXHIBITING
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LINKS TO SAMPLE EXHIBITS: (these are downloadable PDF documents)
Some are very large and take a long time to load.
China’s 1912 Definitives, by H. James Maxwell
The Non-denominated Domestic Air Letter Sheets of China:
A Philatelic Window on Hyperinflation, the Fall of China & the Taiwan Strait Crisis, by Hugh Lawrence
Nationalist China’s Last Commemoratives, by H. James Maxwell
China’s U. S. Constitution Commemoratives: Through-the-Line Usages, by H. James Maxwell
Republic of China Express Stamps and Mail Slips: 1912-1929, by H. James Maxwell
The Late Civil War Forerunners and Provisional Issues of East China, by Hugh Lawrence (85 pages)
Chinese International Airmail 1931-1949, by Frank Walton (80 pages; takes about 30 seconds to load)
Dr. SYS 16c Central Trust Issue Overprints and Surcharges of 1942, by C. T. Choi (128 pages; takes about 30 seconds)
Airmails From China to Europe in the 1930s, by Paul Davey (16 pages)
Postal Rates During the Gold Yuan Era: The Chinese Hyperinflation of 1948-49, by Hugh Lawrence (160 pages)
The German Post Offices in China: 1886-1917 , by Jerry H. Miller
German Intervention in China, by Jerry H. Miller
Evolution of the German Post Office at Shanghai: 1888-1917 , by Jerry H. Miller
The Evolution of 'Via Siberia' Routed Mail: 1897-1945, by Jerry H. Miller
INFORMATION ON EXHIBITING: (downloadable PDF documents)
Could you become a stamp exhibitor? by John M. Hotchner
Judging Manual 2016
Getting Started in Philatelic Exhibiting, by John M. Hotchner
APS World Series of Philately - Exhibit Evaluation Form
The Synopsis Page, by Tim Bartshe
Visit the web site of the American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors for much helpful information.
How To Build A Philatelic Exhibit
A Comparison of the Title Page and the Synopsis, by Tim Bartshe
Title and Synopsis Pages: Different Purposes – Different Content, by John M. Hotchner
How To Win (An International) Gold Medal in Postal History (FIP 63 pages)
Visit the APS web site for Help With Exhibiting
Visit the APS web site for Judging, Show Committee, Jury Accreditation Forms & Information
Visit the FIP (Fédération Internationale de Philatélie) web site for information on upcoming exhibitions, exhibiting, and FIP regulations
Visit the FIAP (Federation of Inter-Asian Philately) web site for information on upcoming exhibitions and FIAP regulations
Important articles from The philatelic Exhibitor magazine 1986-1996
Important articles from The Philatelic Exhibitor magazine 1997-2009
FIAP Member Federations