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Premium Edition MEKEEL’S&Stamps MagazineVolume 211, No. 21 * November 13, 2015 * Single Copy $3.50 Covering U.S. and W.W. stamps from the classics to new issues! Fourth U.S. International Revisited World Stamp Show NY 2016 A once in Preview Starts Page 15 a lifetime opportunity! World Stamp Show World Everyone will be there—will you? Issue #6352, Published continuously since 1891 Stamp News Publishing, 42 Sentry Way, Merrimack, NH 03054-4407 WWW.STAMPNEWSNOW.COM World Stamp Show NY 2016 News Update: Society Booths Sold Out? As we went to press, 62 of the 63 available booths G.B. Overprints Society - GBOS for World Stamp Show 2016—scheduled for New York Germany Philatelic Society - GPS City from May 28-June 4, 2016—have been sold, so Haiti Philatelic Society - HPS the only question is whether that last booth will have Hong Kong Study Circle - HKSC been sold by the time you read this. (For information India Study Circle - ISC and, hopefully, to sign up, interested Society officers International Philippine Philatelic Society - IPPS can go to the WSS website, at International Society for Japanese Philately - ISJP http://www.ny2016.org/SubMenu/Participation.aspx?id=499. International Society of Worldwide Stamp Collectors - ISWSC This progress report on what is shaping up to be one of the most spec- Iran Philatelic Study Circle - IPSC tacular philatelic exhibitions ever held was part of a WSS Society Special Meter Stamp Society - MSS Edition Newsletter released in late November. That Special Edition was Metropolitan Air Post Society - MAPS chock full of information for participating societies. Mexico-Elmhurst Philatelic Society International - MEPSI Societies contributing $250 or more are entitled to a 16 page exhibit Military Postal History Society - MPHS frame, which will be located in a designated area on the floor with other National Duck Stamp Collectors Society - NDSCS society frames. They are intended to be used to promote the various so- Nepal and Tibet Philatelic Study Circle - NTPSC cieties. Show organizers recommend including material specific to your Nicaragua Study Group - NSG collecting specialty, focusing on the benefits of joining your organization, Ottoman and Near East Philatelic Society - ONEPS and concluding with the location of your society booth, with an invitation Pacific Island Study Group - PISG to visit it for more information. Papua Philatelic Society - PPS Other Society support includes the availability of Promotional Items Perfins Club - PC to help spread the word about World Stamp Show NY 2016 and their Philatelic Foundation - PF participation; an Online Events Listing for show meetings, as well as “after- Philatelic Society for Greater Southern Africa - PSGSA hours” events or in venues other than the show site, the Javits Center; and Pitcairn Islands Study Group - PISG distribution of promotional information to appropriate media—including Plate Number Coil Collectors Club - PNC3 the possibility of translation into a foreign language. Meeting space also Polonus Philatelic Society - PPS is still available throughout the eight day show at no cost. Post Mark Collectors Club - PMCC Actually, there are now close to 100 Societies who will be participating Postal History Foundation - PHF in one way or another at World Stamp Show NY 2016: Here’s a list: Postal History Society - PHS American Air Mail Society - AAMS Postal History Society of Canada - PHSC American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors - AAPE Postal Label Study Group - PLSG American First Day Cover Society - AFDCS Postal Order Society - POS American Philatelic Congress - APC Poster Stamp Collectors Club - PSCC American Philatelic Research Library - APRL Precancel Stamp Society - PSS American Philatelic Society - APS Rhodesian Study Circle - RSC American Revenue Association Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library - RMPL American Society of Polar Philatelists - ASPP Rossica Society of Russian Philately - ROSSICA American Topical Association - ATA Royal Philatelic Society of Canada - RPSC Bechuanalands and Botswana Society - BBS Royal Philatelic Society of London - RPSL Bermuda Collectors Society - BCS Scandinavian Collectors Club - SCC Boston 2026 World Stamp Show Scouts on Stamps Society International - SOSSI British Caribbean Philatelic Study Group - BCPSG Society for Czechoslovak Philately British North America Philatelic Society - BNAPS Society for Hungarian Philately - SHP British Postal Museum and Archive Society for Thai Philately - STP Canal Zone Study Group - CZSG Society of Australasian Specialists/Oceania - SASO Carriers and Locals Society - CLS Society of Indo-China Philatelists - SIP CartoPhilatelic Society Society of Israel Philatelists - SIP Cats on Stamps Study Unit of the American Topical Association Society of Postal Historians - SPH China Stamp Society - CSS South African Collectors Society, UK Christmas Seal and Charity Stamp Society Space Unit of the American Topical Association - SU Cinderella Stamp Club of Great Britain - CSC Spanish Philatelic Society - SPS Civil Censorship Study Group - CCSG Spellman Museum of Stamps and Postal History - SM Collectors Club - CC Sports Philatelists International - SPI Colombia-Panama Philatelic Study Group - COPAPHIL St. Helena, Ascension & Tristan da Cunha Philatelic Society - SATPS Confederate Stamp Alliance - CSA State Revenue Society Cuban Philatelic Society of America - CPSA U.S. Philatelic Classics Society - USPCS Ebony Society of Philatelic Events & Reflections - ESPER U.S. Possessions Philatelic Society - USPPS Egypt Study Circle - ESC United Postal Stationery Society - UPSS Ephemera Society of America - ESA United States Stamp Society - USSS Falkland Islands Philatelic Study Group - FIPSG Universal Ship Cancellation Society - USCS Fédération Internationale de Philatélie - FIP Westfield Stamp Club - WSC Fellowship of Samoa Specialists - FSS World Stamp Show-NY 2016 Social Media Followers France and Colonies Philatelic Society - FCPS Wreck & Crash Mail Society - WCMS November 13, 2015 Mekeel's & Stamps MAGAZINE 15 Yesterday in STAMPS: The Fourth United States International May 17-25, Grand Central Palace, New York City STAMPS May 3, 1947 STAMPS, May 24, 1947 News, Views and Comments The Official Exhibition Seals As the time for the long-awaited The American Bank Note Centenary International Philatelic Company has prepared official Exhibition draws nearer, there are seals that are available from the more and more evidences of the Executive Secretary of the Exhibi- widening of its interest. In New tion for 10¢ a set of four. York, as elsewhere in the country, everyone seems to be growing more stamp-conscious.… A survey of the dealers, depart- ment stores, and booksellers of the New York area reveals a greatly increased sale of albums, moderate and low-priced stamps, etc. Several books on stamp collecting have re- cently been released by New York publishers, or are about to be released The design includes portraits of President Polk of the United to co-ordinate with the opening of the big show. States, Queen Victoria of Great Britain, Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil Apparel manufacturers are producing novelties in women’s and and the Coat of Arms of Switzerland, as representative of the four na- children’s dresses with postage stamp designs and patterns, and we tions that issued stamps from 1840 to 1847. The seals are produced from recently mentioned the men’s neckties which one enterprising manu- steel engraved plates themselves being examples of the finest printing facturer brought out. used to produce the postage stamps of the world. The set of four seals Of course, the issues which our government plans to have in honor are each in different color. They were prepared by the American Bank of the exhibition are looked forward to with extreme interest and en- Note Company without expense to the Exhibition and the entire printing thusiasm. They promise to be among the most popular, if not the most turned over to the Association for Stamp Exhibitions in compliment to popular, of any emissions the U.S. has ever had. the Exhibition and Philately in general. We have already mentioned the fact that the Post Office Depart- ment is co-operating one hundred per cent, and this is true also of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, which is preparing wonderful exhibition material. The government exhibits have always been among the most interesting in previous international shows, and this one will be no exception. The various activities in connection with the pre-exhibition projects, such as the “My Favorite Stamp” competition and the Stamp Club of the Air broadcasts over WNBC, the window displays about the Shown here are other city, etc., are whetting the appetites of the philatelists about town and seals issued for CIPEX exciting the curiosity of the non-philatelists. Among those merchant and other business houses that have agreed * * * * * to have specially arranged windows with historic or other exhibits STAMPS, April 5, 1947 related to the Centenary Exhibition are Lord & Taylor; Gimbel Broth- Wisconsin Delegation to the International Exhibition ers; Dutton’s, Inc.; Devoe and Raynolds Co. 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