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3 -
10
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U.S. Bicolor Postage Issues of 1869,
1873, and 1901
This exhibit
illustrates the difficulties in producing line-engraved bicolor
postage using the intaglio multi-plate printing method
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Don David Price
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11
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Club
Exhibit
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Oregon Stamp
Society
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12
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Club
Exhibit
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Tri-Cities Stamp
Club
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13
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Club
Exhibit
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Strait Stamp
Society
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14
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Club
Exhibit
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Greater Eugene
Stamp Society
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15
- 24
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Censored, Rerouted, Suspended,
Resumed: U.S. International Mail in World War II
Illustrates the
impact of World War II on U.S. mail to foreign destinations
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Louis Fiset
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25
- 28
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Guatemalan Auxiliary Markings
Postal markings
of the period ca. 1898-1960, applied to mail for promotional,
attributional, or directional purposes
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David Fine
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29
- 35
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Alexander
Hamilton: Soldier, Financier, Statesman, Founder
This exhibit uses
philatelic items, postcards, and historical material to
illustrate the events in Hamilton's life and highlight his
influence on the United States
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Jack Congrove
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36
- 42
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U.S. Byrd
Antarctic Stamp: the Perforated Issues
Illustrated mail
study of production, first day covers, and non-first day use of
the 1933 and 1935 issues
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Alan Warren
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43
- 52
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The 1964 New
York World's Fair Commemoratives and their First Day Covers
A comprehensive
study of the stamp and stamped envelope, including
paraphilatelic material, photos of essays, errors, scarce
destinations, unoffical and commercial usage
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Ron Klimley
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53
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Club
Exhibit
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Evergreen
Stamp Club
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54
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Club
Exhibit
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Southern
Oregon Philatelic Society
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55
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Club
Exhibit
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Salem Stamp
Society
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56
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Club
Exhibit
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Northwest
Philatelic Library
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57
- 65
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The 3 cent
1948 Wisconsin Statehood Issue
Development of
the stamp from design to production, first day cancellations and
cachets, and worldwide usages of the stamp are shown in this
exhibit
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Ralph Nafziger
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66
- 70
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French Air
Routes Africa, World War II
Shows the
changing French air routes -- Republic, Vichy, and Free French
Governments
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Robert Hisey
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71
- 80
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Waterfowl
Hunting Permit Stamps: Federal - State - Tribal
Stamps required
to hunt waterfowl at the federal, state, and tribal levels,
including many different usages
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Michael Jaffe
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81
- 82
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Bells and the
Sea
Showing how bells
have been used by mariners on land and sea
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Cathie Osborne
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83
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New Zealand
Stamp Papers from the Reign of King George V
Papers used to
print stamps of New Zealand during the reign of King George V,
1920-1937
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Bill Seymour
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84
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$1.00 Rush
Lamp and Candleholder Stamp
This exhibit
documents the production errors, varieties, and uses of the
$1.00 Americana series regular issue stamps -- the CIA invert
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Don David Price
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85 – 93
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Development of Swiss Airmail up to 1939
Starting with the first Swiss flown mail in
1913, shows the development of the Swiss airmail system to 1939,
when WWII shut it down
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George Struble
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94
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Cinderellas of the Air
Items shown explore the thin line that
separates stamps and cinderellas in areas of aerophilately
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Sam Pezzillo
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95
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The Postal
Commemoration of the 1967 Alaska Centennial Exposition
This exhibit
illustrates the various ways in which the 1967 Alaska Centennial
Exposition was commemorated by both the Postal Service and the
philatelic community
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Ron Klimley
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96
- 103
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California
Express Companies 1849-1895
A showing of the
beginning, maturization and ending of the private carriage of
mail in California
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Dennis Hassler
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104
- 106
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The Postage
Stamps of Southern Rhodesia
This traditional
exhibit provides an in-depth presentation of all the regularly
issued stamps of Southern Rhodesia (present day Zimbabwe)
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Mark Loomis
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107
- 116
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PAA Crosses
the Pacific 1935-1941
Exhibit follows
the development of PAA Pacific routes as well as airmail
connections before and during the Europe war
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David Crotty
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117
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The Beginning
of Air Service between Bermuda and the U.S.
This exhibit documents the beginning of air
service between Bermuda and the U.S. (1937-1939), a route that
became an important stopover on the transatlantic route
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John Paré
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118
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Chinese Ki-Hei
"Restricted Use" Overprints of 1927-1929
Uses and
varieties of the four sets used in two of the three Chinese
provinces in Manchuria before the 1932 takeover by the Japanese
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Tom Massa
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119
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"The Jenny" --
Printing Variations of America's First Airmail Stamp
The exhibit
traces printing variations of America's first airmail stamp,
printed bicolor, in 1918; and sale of the inverted Jenny, the
most famous U.S. stamp
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Don David Price
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120
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The Jenny
Invert
The story of the
discovery and sale of the most famous U.S. Stamp – the 1918
Jenny Invert pane of 100.
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American Philatelic Society
|
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121
- 128
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Classic Persia
Treatise of
classic Persia, from the pre-stamp era through development of
the postal system, ending with joining UPU; focus is historic
events, technical analysis, and original research
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K. Joe Youssefi
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129
- 134
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Pre-WWII Polar
Lighter-than-Air Flights
Postally
documents evolution in the polar regions of balloons and
motorized airships (LTA's) during the earliest period of polar
(Arctic and Antarctic) flight (1850-1936)
|
Hal Vogel
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135
- 144
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High Road to
Cathay: Development of Pan Am's Transpacific Routes to 7
December 1941
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Larry Weirather
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145
- 146
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Domestic Uses
of Star Die Postal Entires and Wrappers 1860-69
Domestic Uses of
Star Die Postal Entires and Wrappers 1860-69
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David Snow
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147
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A Day in the
Life of a Frog
A fictional story
narrated by Horace P. Frogmorton about a day in his life
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Anne Harris
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148
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The
International Aerogrammes of China (1948-1949)
This one frame
studies and displays the different issues and the varying use of
the postage rate for the Chinese International Aerogrammes from
their first issue in 1948 till the government of Republic of
China withdrawal from China mainland in 1949
|
David Y. Lu
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149
- 157
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The China
Martyrs Stamps, 1932-1949
The effect of
war, politics, and inflation on the production and uses of the
stamps honoring six martyrs of the Chinese 1911 revolution
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William P. Winter
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158
- 162
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The Lippizzan
Horses of the Spanish Riding School of Vienna
This thematic
postcard exhibit will show the history of the Lippizan horses
during their first 400 years of existence and how they interact
with man
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Donna Trathen
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163
- 170
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Foreign Air
Mail Route 14: 1935-1941
A look at Pan
Am's first transoceanic route
|
William Drummond
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171
- 176
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Refused Mail
of Switzerland
The evolution of
marking refused Swiss mail before and after the UPU Congress of
1891
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Roger Heath
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177
- 181
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Two Paisa
Horse Type Design Postal Cards 1887-1939
Comprehensive
study of the early Nepalese postal cards – the 2 Paisa Horse
type design.
Includes paper and ink varieties, errors, and die proofs
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Anonymous
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182
- 184
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The 6 c US
Transport Airmail Issue of 1941 (Usages and Rates)
The 6 cent
airmail stamp was part of the transport airmail issue in use
from 1941 to 1947.
Most usage occurred during WWII.
Military mail and censored mail played a large role in
the history of this stamp.
|
Steve B. Davis
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185
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China's U.S.
Constitution Commemoratives: Through-the-Line Usages
Explains why the
Japanese despised them and tried to prohibit their use, and
chronicles significant usages
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H. James Maxwell
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186
- 190
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The Evolution
of the World Wildlife Fund Logo
This exhibit is a
comprehensive study of the World Wildlife Fund logo as part of
the design of postage stamps and other philatelic items
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Janice L. Brookes
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191
- 200
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Pan American's
Pacific Clippers 1935-1942
An aerophilatelic
exhibit chronicling the development of trans-Pacific air
transport from 1935 to the United States' entry into World War
II
|
Stephen Tucker
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201-
202
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A. P. M. C.
Flag Cancels: Chicago 1895-99
Machine flag
cancels with die letters used at the main post office in
Chicago, IL from 1895 to 1899
|
Lisa Foster
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|
203
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Republic of
China Express Stamps and Mail Slips: 1912-1929
An exhibit of the
last two large Chinese express stamps, their 1916
demonetization, and the subsequently prepared express mail slips
of 1916-29
|
H. James Maxwell
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204
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Something
about Spiders and their Webs
The exhibit
includes a brief introduction to the biology of spiders and a
variety of webs used in prey capture
|
Beatrice Vogel
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205
- 214
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Keeping Pace
with Inflation: the Post-War Chinese National Currency Issues
A traditional
exhibit illustrating the postal administration's difficulties in
dealing with the rampant inflation following WW II
|
H. James Maxwell
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215
- 224
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Rates During
the Post-War Chinese National Currency Era
A rate study of
the 1945-48 inflationary period in China
|
H. James Maxwell
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225
- 234
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Postal Rates
During the Gold Yuan Era: the Chinese Hyperinflation of 1948-49
Domestic and
international rates from the October 1948 introduction of Gold
Yuan currency through its supersession in late spring 1949
|
Hugh Lawrence
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235
- 240
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Rates During
the Chinese Silver Yuan Currency Era
Covers
illustrating the 1949-1950 domestic and international surface
and air rates from various provinces in China during a very
turbulent and chaotic time
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Tom Massa
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