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PSLC Newsletter 2018 Vol. 81, No. 12, December 123 December List Philatelic Society of Sell Postage now Linns, 17 September, pg.-37 Bio York Show Lancaster County Reading Show The James Buchanan Chapter (#173) Dave Hunt and cancelling UK + Paul’s recent UK cover, Commercial Prod- 12 November Linns on pg 3 letter ucts on Stamps of the American Philatelic Society 2019 Dues are Due (Pg.-3) Picture of officers American Topical Assn., Chapter 118 Renewal on Pg.-4 What did we learn from Open House, what can we take Member, NY Federation of Stamp Clubs away Annual Dinner-Wednesday, 19 December 2018, Garden Cafe Postage increases Volume 81, No. 12 5:30 pm-Hors d’oeuvres; 6:00 pm-Dinner Buffet December 2018 Door Prizes, Reading of Letters, Fellowship Visitors are Always The Veranda Chronicles Welcome Seasons Greetings! Here’s wish- images of Slania’s postage stamps. listened to their detailed and pas- PSLC meets the 2nd Wednesday ing you a healthy, comfortable, We were all impressed with sionate narratives on their treas- of the month (except August) at and prosperous holiday season. Czeslaw’s artistry and unrivaled ured objects. Twenty-four exhib- the Bluebird Commons in May you spend this occasion engraving expertise. I then gave a its in all; including stamps, post- Woodcrest Villa, 2001 Harris- with the coziness of quilts, the brief lecture on “The Development cards, precancels, locals, topicals, burg Ave, Lancaster, PA 17601 warmth of a crackling fire, and of Perforations on United States and postal history. I have posted a at 7:00 pm. Dues are $10.00 a your loved ones. Joyful holiday Postage Stamps, 1855-1857”, photo journal of the evening’s year. For club information call Paul Petersen at 717-299-5640 wishes and good tidings to all. including unpublished research events on our website.2 Website: LCPS-Stamps.org Last month on November 14, the and my recent discovery of a long On December 16, Kevin Kellman Society held its Annual Open lost #11P3 “brush stroke” plate will be hosting the Some Sunday proof pair. Both presentations can House, Exhibition, and Bourse. 1 Stamp Show at the Farm & be found on our website. With pleasure, we gladly wel- Home Center in Lancaster. I comed nearly 50 members and During a brief intermission, guests know I will be in attendance to 10 guests – such a great turnout. mingled with our members and support our dealers and col- PSLC Officers and Board After a short business meeting, dealers who were on hand to give leagues and pick up some last- which included a Treasurer’s value estimates for several accu- minute Holiday gifts for my fami- President, Web De- report, a Website update, the mulations and collections brought ly, friends, and fellow collectors. veloper & Designer: Door Prize giveaway, and the for assessment. We answered any On December 19 the Society will Charles DiComo, 914-450-3791 ever-popular 50-50 raffle. Then questions they had and even hold its December Dinner in the [email protected] our two guest speakers made signed up a few new members, st Garden Cafe at Woodcrest Villa. 1 Vice President: bringing our paid-up member ship their way to the podium. David It is one of my favorite events of John Hostetter, 717-394-9626 Hunt spoke on “Czeslaw Slania – to over 110. [email protected] the year, and I am hoping to see Christmas dinner Master Engraver”. His presenta- Finally, we all rose from our seats, many of you in attendance for 2 nd Vice President: tion was filled with an amazing handed the microphone to our what will surely be a festive and Bill Greiner, III , 717-471-2354 assortment of high-resolution twelve exhibitors, and attentively memorable event. CDi 5:30-6:00 [email protected] Appetizers 1http://www.lcps-stamps.org/presentations/ 2 http://lcps-stamps.org/presentations/annual-meetings/ Secretary: Fruit punch 2018 December Giving by PSLC: This year we are asking for packets of topical Diane Meek, 717-575-5533 [email protected] stamps related to science and nature for our partnership with The North Muse- Dinner at 6:00 um. Beyond topicals for TNM, we are collecting packets for APS. Here, prepare Treasurer: Seafood Newburgh Lou DiFelice, 717-572-3419 Chicken Florentine and label packets of 25 U.S. and/or foreign stamps (mostly commemoratives). [email protected] Baked ham with cranberry There will be a drop-off box for packets at the Dinner when you register. Past President: sauce Douglas Milliken, 717-330-4062 [email protected] December Dinner at the Garden Cafe Coleslaw Publicity: Mixed greens Buffet Menu: Directions to the Garden Café: Date: Wednesday, 19 December Len Kasper, 717-723-1864 Fruit slaw Appetizers, Fruit Punch, Seafood Our dinner was held here until Where: The Garden Cafe [email protected] Newburgh, Chicken Florentine, last year, and now we are return- Time: 5:30-Starters, and 6:00 – Baked Ham with Cranberry Sauce, Buffet Dinner Membership: Lemon rice ing. Enter Woodcrest. Turn left Barb Buchanan, 717-871-0244 Coleslaw, Mixed Greens, Fruit Scalloped potatoes at the T-intersection. Continue Cost: $30/person [email protected] Slaw, Lemon Rice, Scalloped Pota- about 45 yards and make your Pay: At the door (Dues will also Green beans almondine toes, Green Beans Almandine, first right. This will take you to be accepted for 2019. $10.) Newsletter Editor: Maple glazed carrots Maple Glazed Carrots, Tiramisu, Programs, and APS Rep: the café. Park here. To enter, Door Prizes: See Page-3 Apple Crumb Pie, Coffee, Tea, Readings: See Page-3 Paul Petersen, 717-299-5640 take the sidewalk on the left, Rolls and butter Iced Tea, and Water which will bring you inside. Inclement Weather Policy: Pg.3 [email protected] For dessert: Tiramisu Apple crumb pie 123 Page 2, December 2018 Philatelic Society of Lancaster County Open House and One-Page Exhibit Night Club Notes For a while we thought we were of the Eisenhower administration. baseball cards attached from the Programs, Hosts, going to run out of chairs with Diane Meek (1) designed a forev- four players who were involved in Shows, and Events nearly 60 members and guests! A er stamp with a poignant grandfa- The Shot Heard Around the few came for quick appraisals and ther-grandson scene, and she World where the Giants won the 2018 Programs left, but the size and enthusiasm showed an enlarged representation. playoff game over the Dodgers to 19 December: December Dinner remained. Open House chairman, Joy Bouchard’s (2) exhibit in- enter the 1951 World Series. Deb Ehleiter & Co. Len Kasper and President Charles cluded stamps telling the story of a Tom Nichols (5) collects the 1936- DiComo were very pleased. Mar- delightful summer vacation includ- 1937 Army Navy stamp issue. His 2019 Programs keting for the event was solid. ing the beach, seashells, lighthous- favorites are the second-day first- 9 January: Club Auction. Tony Hopefully this will draw more es, fishing, and children, among day covers, which were only avail- Coccio, Host visitors and potential members. other imagery of summertime. able for the West Point and An- th 13 February: An Overview of Mike Bach: (9) The 50 Penny napolis issues in this 10 stamp set. Bosnian Philately: 1879-1918, Black Jubilee-2 July 1890 Issues. RD Noble (8) presented a variety Robert Witkosky. Host: TBA These included note cards, cancel- Ed. * of precancel issues on magazine 13 March: The NY Postmaster lations, covers, Roland Hill, post- wrappers, those used by Sears Provisional Stamp of 1845. Mark age dues, and more. Roebuck & Co. in Chicago, a Schwartz Paul Petersen (4) differentiated dated precancel from OR to Cana- 10 April: The Joys of Philately. the Nationalist from Republican da, and a stamp that looked like Bill Schultz local stamps of the Spanish Civil a precancel but was actually can- 8 May: The History of Printing War (1936-1939) based on the celled in Portugal. He also had on Stamps. Joseph Sullivan There were two short presenta- symbolism on each. These were Picasso’s Guernica on a stamp tions. The first was by Dave Hunt used for propaganda, taxation, and from Czechoslovakia, and a 12 June: Club Auction on Czeslaw Slania, Master En- fundraising (selling to collectors). Remember Little Rock cover, 10 July: Making Philatelic graver. With numerous slides, Related, he showed a Guernica among other items of interest. Donations. Richard Nakles Dave narrated his stamp-engraving cover by Picasso. He also exhibit- 14 August: Club Picnic: career. Born in 1921, Slania en- ed a page of Stamp on Stamps Freedom Memorial Park, graved over 1000 stamps in 29 topical issues as an example of Millersville, PA countries from 1931 right up to the what is needed for the website 11 September: Club Auction year he died, 2005. Dave is prepar- page for topical stamps. He en- 9 October: The Development of ing a full-length PowerPoint for a couraged members to prepare Perforations on U.S. Postage future date. pages of their favorites and send to Stamps, 1855-1857 Dr. Charles In the second short presentation, Dr. DiComo for posting. DiComo Dr. Charles DiComo described Mark Jardel (1) obtained an 1866 13 November: Open House and The Development of Perforations cover with a Japanese consular One-Page Exhibits, Len Kasper on U.S. Postage Stamps, 1855- hand stamp to the Hon. Jas. Pol- Dave Hunt (5) had an interesting and Paul Petersen 1857. The take-away here is that lock at the U.S. Mint. As a con- map of 1760s Chile with Juan 11 December: December after ordering a rouletting machine gressman, Pollock shared a room Fernandez Island.
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