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Exhibitor by Last Name Country Frame #S Exhibit Title Class # Fr Fritz A Exhibitor By Last Name Country Frame #s Exhibit Title Class # Fr Fritz A. Aebi Switzerland 1299-1306 Mexico: The Hidalgo in Profile Issue 1872-1874 2B 8 Sebah Fatima Abdullah Saudi Arabia 4719-4726 Fiscal Stamps of Indore & Jaora (Indian State) 9 8 Robert Abensur France 2820-2824 Mail Routes and Rates between France and foreign countries by sail and steam 1828-1849 3C 5 Murray Abramson U.S.A. 2315-2322 Expansion of U. S. Airmail to Foreign Destinations 1922-1941 3A 8 Iris Adair U.S.A. 1929-1936 Ryukyu Islands: “Heavenly Maiden” Air mail Issues (1951-1972) 2D 8 Francis Adams U.S.A. 4582-4582 The Charter of the United Nations (A Document for World Peace- San Francisco,1945) 12F(B) 1 Kees Adema U.S.A. 5211-5218 World War II: Effect on Mail in Holland and the East Indies 3C 8 Mehmet Edip Agaogullari Turkey 4406-4413 The Summer Olympic Games 7B 8 Alessandro Agostosi Italy 2705-2712 Italian Express Mail 3C 8 Juan Pablo Aguilar Ecuador 1124-1128 Ecuador: Postal Tax Stamps (1920-1958) 2B 5 Jon Aitchison U.K. 4753-4757 Guernsey Adhesive Revenue Stamps 9 5 Kayhan Akduman Turkey 1583-1590 Stamps of the Government of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (Ankara Government) 1920-1923 2C 8 Shaula Alexander Israel 3125-3132 Turkish Post in the Holy Land 1841-1918 3D 8 Estanislao Pan de Alfaro Spain 4359-4366 The Scouting Adventure 7B 8 Alla-UD-Din Pakistan 1715-1715 Iraq Under British Occupation (1 Sept 1918-1921) 12A(D) 1 James Allen U.S.A. 1001-1005 The First United States 12c Stamp of 1851-1861 2A 5 Paul Allen U.S.A. 3322-3329 Victorian Outgoing Indian Mail to Great Britain, Europe and the USA from October 1854-July 1876 3D 8 John Allen U.S.A. 4131-4138 Momotombos: The First Airmail Definitives of Nicaragua 5 8 Akthem Al-Manaseer U.S.A. 1667-1674 The ‘In British Occupation’ Provisionals of Baghdad and Mosul 2C 8 Sarah Saud Mohd. Al-Thani Qatar 2005-2009 Saudi Arabia 1925-1926 The Nejd Takeover of Hijaz 2D 5 Hugh Amoore South Africa 3253-3260 Official Mail of the Cape of Good Hope 1806-1910 3D 8 Gensei Ando Japan 2164-2168 The U. S. Forces and Postal Censorship by General Headquarters in Japan 3A 5 Konrad Andraczek Poland 4958-4962 Charms of the Polish Motorization 10C 5 Stavros Andreadis Greece 3583-3590 “Kassandra Collection” – Greece Large Hermes Heads (1861- 1886) 1 8 Kaido Andres Estonia 4308-4312 The Philatelic Footprint of the University of Tartu In 1632-2012 7B 5 Aime Sheikh Nafisa Anjum Bangladesh 4921-4925 Overprints “Pakistan” on British Indian Stamp & Postal Stationery 1947-1950 used in East Bengal 10B 5 Predrag Antić Serbia 1641-1648 Kingdom of Serbia 1880-1903 2C 8 Jorge Enrique Arbelaez Colombia 2391-2398 Colombia pre-philatelic letters with content 3B 8 Thomas Arvanitis Greece 2995-2999 The Prephilatelic Period of the Hellenic Postal Service 3C 5 Toby Asson U.K. 4881-4882 The American Dream 10B 2 Costas Athanasion Cyprus 1654-1658 Cyprus Stamps: The Victorian Issues 1880-1896 2C 5 Francis Au Hong Kong 3495-3502 China-America Mail 3D 8 Julian Auleytner Poland 2833-2840 Beginnings of the Post in the Independent Poland Nov. 1918-1920 3C 8 Finn Aune Norway 4745-4749 Norwegian Revenue Stamps and Papers 9 5 William Averbeck U.S.A. 2449-2456 Postal Rates, Regulations, & Uses in the Small Queen Era: 1870-1897 3B 8 Jean-Daniel Ayache France 3985-3989 Airmail From and To New-Caledonia, 1929-1949 5 5 Muhammad Azharuddin Md Azmi Malaysia 3518-3522 Selangor: 1935-1969 3D 5 Sybrand Jitse Bakker Netherlands 3165-3169 Postal History of Internees and POW’s held in Australia during WW II 3D 5 David S. Ball U.S.A. 4163-4170 Americans in Space: Project Mercury, Gemini and Apollo 6 8 Peter Bamert Switzerland 3808-3812 Wells Fargo Conquers Mexico 4 5 Levente Bánás Hungary 4812-4812 Waterfall, one of Nature’s Wonders 10A 1 Vitaliy Bankov Ukraine 4367-4371 Sport in Art 7B 5 Hervé Barbelin France 3753-3757 Postal Stationery of the Pneumatic Post of Paris – Period 1879-1901 4 5 Ani Barit South Africa 1714-1714 The 1961 Decimal Overprints of Basutoland 12A(D) 1 Chavah Barit South Africa 4857-4857 Swaziland. 1961 Decimal Overprints 10B 1 Paul Barsdell Australia 2010-2014 Benin/Dahomey 2D 5 Exhibitor By Last Name Country Frame #s Exhibit Title Class # Fr John Barwis U.S.A. 2109-2116 Philadelphia- Great Britain Mails 3A 8 German Baschwitz Spain 3879-3886 The Postal Stationery of Peru 4 8 Michael Bass U.S.A. 3293-3300 Foreign Postal Operations in the Holy Land 1852-1914 3D 8 Richard Bates U.S.A. 1095-1095 How Errors and Varieties Arose on Flat Press U.S. Stamps Overprinted CANAL ZONE 12A(A) 1 Wolfgang Bauer Germany 3599-3606 Greece-Incoming and Outgoing Mail from 1828 before the time with stamps up to UPU 1875 1 8 Wolfgang Bauer Germany 3607-3614 Large Hermes Heads of Greece 1861-1867 and Combination Frankings 1 8 Jose Julian Baujin Cuba 4912-4913 Iron Giants 10B 2 Jonathan Becker U.S.A. 3370-3377 The Conquest and British Military Administration of Palestine and (Greater) Syria: 1914-1920 3D 8 Colin Beech Australia 1079-1083 U.S. Special Delivery Stamps and Service. 1885-1954. 2A 5 Jassim K. Behzad Bahrain 3944-3944 Aerogramme at Bahrain Postal History 12C 1 Jaime Benavides Mexico (COFUMEX) 2413-2417 Mexican Postal Districts: The “Reforma” Years 1856-1864 3B 5 Jaime Benavides Mexico (COFUMEX) 2521-2521 French Military Mail During the Mexican Intervention 1862-1867 12B(B) 1 Maria Beatriz Bendeck Honduras 2513-2520 Honduras Prephilately 3B 8 Jeff Bennett U.S.A. 5055-5062 Baseball Centennial 15 8 Robert Benninghoff U.S.A. 1432-1436 Irish Coil Stamps 1922 to 1940 2C 5 Robert Benninghoff U.S.A. 2805-2805 The Collection of Postage Due Fees in Ireland from 1914 to 1926 12B(C) 1 Vladimir Berdichevskiy Israel 2627-2634 The Postal Correspondence of the Russian Navy Personnel (1901-1918) 3C 8 Adriano Bergamini Switzerland 2685-2689 The Use of Austrian Stamps in the Hungarian half of the Empire 1850-1867 3C 5 Edward Bergen U.S.A. 5068-5075 The Walt Disney Postal Commemoration of 1968 15 8 Rolf Beyerodt Germany 1481-1488 Schleswig-Holstein before 1868 2C 8 Klaas Biermann Norway 1518-1522 Norway Coat of Arms 1855-68 2C 5 John Birkinbine II U.S.A. 2185-2192 Pioneer Arizona Area Classics, 1783-1870 3A 8 Michael Blinman Australia 3567-3574 New South Wales Postal Stationery 4 8 Richard Bodin Sweden 2753-2760 Swedish Military and Volunteers in War, Campaigns or in Active Service Abroad 1582-1905 3C 8 Lars Boettger Luxembourg 2690-2694 The Anglo-American Postal Convention of December 15, 1848 3C 5 Jeffrey Bohn U.S.A. 2537-2544 Accountancy Markings Associated with the 1857 Franco-British Postal Convention 3C 8 Eduardo Boido Uruguay 1315-1322 Uruguay – “Escuditos” Issues 1864-1866 2B 8 Evgeniy Bogomolny Russia 1591-1598 Rural Post Stamps of Russian Empire 1865-1917 2C 8 Carol Bommarito U.S.A. 2117-2124 The Development of Adhesive Stamp Usage on Transatlantic Mail 3A 8 Boncho Bonev Bulgaria 3972-3976 Bulgaria – airmail abroad 1928-1945 and Forerunners 5 5 Frederik Boom Netherlands 2849-2856 Military Mail in the Netherlands in the Napoleonic Era 3C 8 Graham Booth U.K. 2465-2472 The Postal History of the Cayman Islands 1829-1945 3B 8 Eduardo Borberg Venezuela 1363-1370 St. Thomas, La Guaira, Pto Cabello. 2B 8 Aleksandar Boričić Serbia 2880-2884 Serbia Postal History 1840-1915 3C 5 Petro Borukhovych Ukraine 1625-1632 Ukraine, 1918: The Trident overprints on Stamps of the Russian Empire 2C 8 Ricardo Botero Colombia 1205-1212 Classic Colombia-The First Six Issues (1859-1863) 2B 8 Mark Bottu Belgium 1385-1392 The Last Issues of Albert I; Kepi & Allegory 2C 8 MaryAnn Bowman U.S.A. 1694-1694 The Mafeking Blues 12A(D) 1 Robert Boyd U.S.A. 2125-2132 Mail Between the US and Germany Before the Universal Postal Union 3A 8 Russell Boylan Australia 3615-3622 St. Vincent: The Printings of Thomas De La Rue & Co. 1882-1932 1 8 David Braun Mexico (COFUMEX) 2444-2448 Prestamp Mexico: Routes, Rates and Postal Markings 3B 5 Carlos Brenis Peru 1267-1274 Peru 1858-1862 Study of Lithographed Stamps 2B 8 Donald Brent U.S.A. 1371-1375 Denmark’s Wavy Line Design, The Surface Printed Issues 2C 5 Eddie Bridges U.S.A. 1945-1949 The Development of the 2d & 3d Large Format Pictorial Printings of the Union of South Africa. 1925-51 2D 5 Albert Briggs U.S.A. 4779-4783 The ABCs of Patent Medicines-United States Private Die Proprietary Medicine Revenue Stamps 9 5 Walter Britz Uruguay 2423-2427 The Postal History of Uruguay (1779-1880) 3B 5 Exhibitor By Last Name Country Frame #s Exhibit Title Class # Fr Thomas Broadhead U.S.A. 2806-2806 Petite Messages: Development of the Carte de Visite Mail in 19th Century France 12B(C) 1 Roger Brody U.S.A. 1006-1010 Jamestown 1907 2A 5 Charles Bromser Australia 4988-4992 Movers and Shakers of the Millennium 14 5 Thomas Brougham U.S.A. 1061-1065 CANAL ZONE Overprints on Panama’s 1909 ABNC Portrait Designs (1909-1924) 2A 5 Stephen Browne Australia 3407-3414 The Postal History of New South Wales 1801-1849 3D 8 JBF Bruschsal Germany 4865-4867 French Republic-Postage Stamps Type Semeuse 10B 3 Wendy Buckle U.K.
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