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Number 2 November - December 1975 Volume Ik F. I. S. - 28th Nordic Championships by Joseph M. Lacko

First day of issue: Jan. 6, 1970. Four values: each bearing the Vysoke Tatry 1970 and World Ski Champ­ ionships. 50h ski Jumper. 60h ski jumping complex - the starting gate. 1 Kc. ski Jumper in the air, ski Jumplng-off point. 1.60 Kc. female skier. All stamps have the scenic High Tatra Mountains In the background.

Four itja.mii. were tailed by Cxecho.IOT.kU < la. 1970 te t_U attention to ikl champion f_* hMUts the mjhTnteas in wrtlwrn Slovakia near the PolUh border; thb. fde wat •rat k, Vaclav Mracck, Hromalc.. Photo credit: STAMPS MAGAZINE. The commemorative FD cancel is round, translated It reads: World Ski- Championships, Vysoke Tatry. Inside the circle format Is Strbske Pless The rectangle is underneath showing F I S In blacked background and. the 'I* In FIS forms sections of the Czechoslovakian flag; the remain­ ing part of the rectangle is an Illustration of a snowflake. Cancels used for pre-publicIty: Type I - Ski Jumper Type 2 - Skier Poprad 1 Poprad 1, 2 Poprad 2 Stary Smokovec Stary Smokovec Spiska Nova Ves 1 Svlt Strbske Pleso Strbske Pleso Tatranska Lomnica Zdlar Type I Tatranska Strba Kezraarok MAJSTfKWSJVA , %gfiS&* SVETA V LYZOVANI 1970 VYSOKE TATRY 1970 VYSOKE TATRY Type 2 Cancels used during the competition. Type 3 - Ski Jumper Tatranska Lomnica 14 2 Tatranska Polianka 1 Dolni Smokovec 1 Tatranska Strba 1 Javorina 1 Tatranske Matllare 1 Lomnlcky Stit 1 Velky Slavkov 1 Type 4 Nova Polianka 1 Vysne Hagy 1 Poprad 1 1 Zdiar 1 Poprad 2 1 & 2 Poprad 3 1 Type 3 Type 4 - Skier Poprad 4 1 Stary Smokovec 1, 2, 3. 4 Poprad 1 1 Svit 1 Poprad 2 1 Strba 1 Stary Smokovec 1, 2, 3, 4 Strbske Pleso 1, 2, 3, 4, Strbske Pleso 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatranska Kotlina 1 Tatranska Lomnica 1 & 2 FINAL RESULTS OF THE F.I.S. 28TH NORDIC COMPETITION. 70 meter Jump 30km Run GariJ Napalkov, USSR 240.6 VJacelav Vedenin, USSR 1:39:48.01 Juko KasaJ, Japan 237.7 Gerhard Grimmer, E. Gr.1:40:25.58 Lars Grlni, 234.6 Odd Martinson, Norway 1:41:04.42 Combined Competition 15km Run Ladislav Rygl, Czecho. 4l0,50 Lars G. Aslund, Sweden 47:07.71 Nicolal Nopcovlcyn, USSR 407.38 Odd Martinsen, Norway 47:38.19 VJacelav Drjagin, USSR 407.02 FJodor Simasov, USSR 47:49.00

50km Run Relays Kalevi OJkaralnen, Finland 2:49:34.70 USSR 2:04:36.37 VJaceeslav Vedenin, USSR 2:50:04.82 E. Ger. 2:08:50.59 Gerhard Grimmer, E. Ger. 2:50:12.88 Sweden 2:08:58.80 90 Meter Jump 5km Run - Women GarJ Napalkov, USSR 226.0° Gallna Kulakovova, USSR 18:07.89 Jirl Raska, Czecho. 212.13 Gallna PilJusenkova, USSR 18:27.91 Daniel Gasienca, Poland 211.80 Nina FJedorova, USSR 18:28.51 10km Run - Women Relay 3x5- Women Alevtlna Oljuninova, USSR 36:19.00 USSR 54:32.18 Marjetta Kajosmaas, Finland 36:40.05 E. Ger. 55:09.65 Gallna Kulakova, USSR 37*08.04 Finland Final Standings: Winners of two gold medals each: 1. USSR V. Vedenln, USSR 2. E. Germany G. Napalkov, USSR 3. Finland G. Kulakova, USSR 4. Norway A. LJuninova, USSR 5. Czechoslovakia Aslund of Sweden was the only competitor who took part in all of the events. He also won one gold medal and finished 4th and 5th in sever­ al events that he participated in.

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Pegs 4 MMS® \IWLM\)M DIGEST ICE HOCKEY POSTAL STATIONERY OF U.S.S.R.

Ice Hockey in the Soviet Union has the same meaning as in Canada: The number one sport with the masses. Soviet Postal Authorities honor their National Team's World Championships with stamps and overprints. The stamps are readily available and well known to all of us. But Postal Stationery; it's sort of a mystery! The author made repeated attempts at finding out if Soviet Postal Authorities or Philatelic Society could furnish any information at all, as to how many were issued so far? Are they announced? Or simply put on sale? Is there a listing of all the stationery in U.S.S.R.? (This would be a "monumental" list, since a great variety is issued). But all in vain, no answer at all. So I am making a modest attempt at listing the stationery on my own. ©

1956 March 12th. Ordinary Envelope Imprinted stamp 40 kop. red-brown. Scott 1306 — Michel 1335. Sold at 50 kop. Paper: grayish-yellow. Cachet colors: red- brown-blue-olive-yellow. Black lettering.

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_ 1961 August 24th. Ordinary Envelope. Imprinted Kyda„ stamp 4 kop. deep-blue. Scott 2443 — Michel 2437. Designed by V. A. Semenov. A heavy broken line appears on bottom right, a similar envelope #9 does "w^l^c not bear this line. Sold at 5 kop. Paper: bright white. Kojty . , Cachet; lettering and stamp: deep-blue. This enve­ jKIPP* lope also comes on blue paper, with stamp, cachet lllltllllll.ltllllllHIII.IIll.llll and lettering in black. Adpr-K omnpamimxtAit B ©

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1961 November 9th. Ordinary Envelope. Imprinted stamp 4 kop. red. Scott 2443 — Michel 2437. De­ Hams' signed by A. V. Romanov. Sold at 5 kop. Paper: yellowish-gray. Cachet colors: greenish/blue-oliv/ yellow-black and brown. ©

1963 October 10th. Ordinary Envelope. Imprinted stamp 4 kop. red. Scott 2443 — Michel 2437. De­ signed by I. A. Kominarez. Sold at 5 kop. Paper: yellowish-gray. Cachet colors: red-black-deep vio­ let — backgrd: light-violet.

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1964 January 8th. Commemorative Envelope for the 1964 at Innsbruck. Imprinted stamp 4 kop. red. Scott 2443 — Michel 2437. De­ signed by V. M. Riklin. Sold at 5 kop. Paper: yellow­ ish-gray. Cachet colors: black and a tint of greenish- red.

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1964 June 6th. Ordinary Post Card. Imprinted stamp 3 kop. green. Scott 2441 — Michel 2436. Drawing (left, on right illustr.) by V. M. Rapoport. Photo (top, right illustr..) by A. V. Borisova. Sold at 4 kop. Paper: ...is If grayish-white. Colors: all lettering green; photo: red- brown-gray-blue. Photograph taken at a USSR vs. Canada game.

1966 February 11th. Commemorative Envelope for the 2nd Winter Spartakiad. Imprinted stamp 4 kop. < -^grapish-blue. Scott 2443 — Michel 2437. Designed by V. V. Aleksejew. Sold at 5 kop. Paper: yellowish- gray. Cachet colors: light/blue-red-gray-black-light and dark pink. All lettering in light blue. 1967 (No date). Commemorative Air Mail Envelope for the All Union Children's Competition "Golden Puck". Imprinted stamp 6 kop. red. Scott 2444 — Michel 2438. Sold at 7 kop. Designed by V. V. Alek- seiev. Paper: yellowish-gray. Cachet colors: red- black-dark/blue-light blue. Lettering on cachet: black, rest: light/blue. Border: red-blue. © 1

I tfrda-- „, 1967 August 23rd. Ordinary Envelope. Imprinted stamp 4 kop. black. Scott 3260 — Michel 3282. Sold at 5 kop. Designed by V. A. Semenov. Paper: blue. •ft*. V •&&_% -SV Cachet, stamp, lettering all in black. Differs from " MdJir^k^K^^^Tf* * Hcny #2 by different stamp, color and no heavy broken

line on lower right hand bottom, replaced by a /kf/nrc mimpmmtA9 lighter and solid line.

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' f t "J\ ~ 1 1967 December 7th. Commemorative Envelope foi I /. if.' rt. the 1968 Winter Olympics at Grenoble. Imprinted >•• 1 - i* L s s stamp 4 kop. olive-brown. Scott 3260—Michel 3282. e Sold at 5 kop. Designed by E. D. Anaskiri. Arranged rpe Mosnt ("jgCvte by E. N. Drobitsky. Paper: yellowish-gray. Cachel colors: dark/light olive-brown-black, all lettering and emblem in blue. Lettering on address section, olive-brown. ©

1969 February 18th. Ordinary Envelope. Imprinted KaMy stamp 4 kop. red. Scott 3260 — Michel 3282. De­ signed by J. Uzbiakov. Arranged by D. Muchin. Paper: yellowish-gray. Cachet colors: red-gray-yel­ low-brown-light/blue. Lettering: dark-gray.

One of a few "unexplored" fields left is that of Postal Stationery of U.S.S.R. 7 ©

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1969 June 19th. Ordinary Envelope. Imprinted stamp Kowy—_ 4 kop. orange-red. Scott 3260 — Michel 3282. Sold at 5 kop. Designed by J. Kuzmin. Paper: grayish- yellow. Cachet colors: orange/red-blue-black-gray. Lettering: black.

1970 January 28th. Ordinary Air Mail Envelope. Im­ printed stamp 6 kop. ultramarine. Scott 3261 — Mi­ chel 3283. Sold at 5 kop. Designed by I. Filippov. Paper: grayish-white. Cachet colors: orange/red- deep/ultramarine - black. Lettering: ultramarine - orange-red. Border: orange/red-ultramarine.

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1971 November 2nd, Commemorative Envelope for Hyirt — the All Union Children's Competition "Golden Puck". Imprinted stamp 4 kop. orange. Scott 3260— Michel 3282. Sold at 5 kop. Designed by J. Kosor-

IHIIHIIIM M n.«3 It* l«KM ukov. Paper: grayish-white. Cachet colors (incl. M r*rj*t lettering): orange-dark/gray. Lettering on address rum* &***-** ** side: orange. On the bottom left appears (for the

' • : ' - - first time) five outlined boxes; these are for the newly created zip code in the Soviet Union.

vjUMt'-t IWQKHI Mr ••••*> j BSE ufl 4MI' • j2i ^|L vt i Kyi* _ t ____r?_f 1972 January 20th. Commemorative Envelope for \ ^^m ___. the 1972 Winter Olympics at Sapporo. Imprinted * NUTS stamp 4 kop. carmine. Scott 3260 — Michel 3282. H-v-frtt npt'ttrtpwrmMH i'M« « Mtfprr Sold at 5 kop. Designed by E. Aniskin. Paper: white. •mnw-UmmrAit Cachet colors: orange/red-gray-green-black. Zip - — - — code boxes: black. Lettering: carmine. .——..-a-

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1972 March 22nd. Commemorative Envelope for the "Golden Puck" Club (children's) and the 50th Anniv. of Soviet Children's Organizations. Imprinted stamp 4 kop. red. Scott 3260 — Michel 3282. Sold at 5 kop. Cachet painting by 14 years old Sergei Musin. Ar­ rangement by I. Martinova. Paper: white. Cachet colors: red-yellow-gray-brown. Zip code boxes: black. Address: red. ©

1973 January 8th. Commemorative Air Mail Enve­ lope for the 50th Anniv. of Central Army Club. One of the best Soviet Hockey Clubs. Imprinted stamp 6 kop. red. Scott 3261 — Michel 3283. Paper: gray­ ish-white. Designed by J. Bronfernbrener. Cachet colors: dark/red-blue-olive/brown. Zip code boxes: black. Address: red. Sold at 7 kop. Border: red-blue.

CANADA OFFERS ONLY ONE POSTAL CARD HOCKEY HALL OF FAME AT TORONTO

After going over the Soviet Stationery, it's almost a pity to see that the other giant of world hockey has only one Postal Card to offer. There are two un-official post cards for the "Team Canada" vs. USSR series, but they can qualify as "souvenirs" only, since it's a private issue by the Bank of Nova Scotia, nice items, but unfortunately only "souvenirs", despite the fact that many collectors will include them in their collecions.

HOCKEY HALL OF FAME at Toronto. Picture PostaJ Card: right with imprinted stamp and left (reverse) the Hockey Hall of Fame. Stamp and picture same illustration. Printed in colors.

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LETS POOL OUR OLYMPIC AND SPORTS KNOWLEDGE

Edited by Edward B. Epstein

Sports and Olympic philatelists have, collectively, a great deal of knowledge which, when polled, can be of mutual benefit. Questions 11 concerning sports and Olympic philately will be assigned a number and published In JSP. Responses to questions will be printed In subsequent Issues. Address all questions and answers to your editor: Edward B. Epstein, Paterson Board of Education, 33 Church St., Paterson, NJ 075 5. Please cite your source of information. A-2 Lance Wyman, who adapted the Munich cycling design (1*4-60) and run lng design (1^62) for two of the U.S. stamps honoring the 1972 Olympic Games stated that the Munich graphic symbols used for the Munich venue handstamps are credited to Gerhard Joksch, Elena Wlnschermann, and Rolf Muller under the direction of Otl Aicher. Molson*s 1976 Montreal Games book, "The Olympic Disciplines" pic­ tures, on pg. 2k, the symbols of the 21 disciplines. The book states, "For the 1976 Olympic Games, C0J0 has chosen to retain the symbols introduced at the Munich Games. This decision marks the beginning of the standardization of the symbols which repre­ sent the various Olympic disciplines." Several nations have pictured these symbols on their stamps. For those collectors who are interested in them the following Infor­ mation is provided. Running - US (lk60) Cyoling - US (ll*62) Running, Wrestling, Shooting Hockey (on one stamp) - India (555) Rowing - New Zealand (515) Wrestling - Egypt (922) Boxing - Egypt (921) Handball - Egypt (C1^9) Basketball - Egypt (923) Swimming - Egypt (C151) Welghtllfting - Egypt (C150) Archery - Cyprus (383) Gymnastic8 - Egypt (C152) Soccer - Cyprus (385) Wrestling - Cyprus (384) Q-2-7 Can anyone provide information about the first sports commemora- tive cancellation? A-27 Otto Hornung^ book "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Stamp Col­ lecting", pg. 198, states "The first commemorative cancellation was in use from 26 July to 9 Aug. 1863 In Leipzig for the German Gymnastic Festivities. The text on this cancellation reads, •Thurn-Fest-Platz-Lelpzig1. Since there was no date on this can­ cellation the normal CDS was used as well. Q-28 Could you Identify the animals and birds that accompany the sport figures on the Jugoslavian l6th Olympic Games set (461-68)? A friend of mine and myself disagree.

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ITALIAN SPORT HANDSTAMPS (JAN. - JUNE 1975) by Bruno Catldl Tassonl 8.1 - 47037 RIMINI (FO) - campionatl nazionall dl scherma 1-8.2 - 39033 CORVARA IN BADIA (BZ) - 3 coppa mondiale paraski weltpo- kal. 4-8.2 - 51021 ABETONE (PT) - camp, ltallanl scl PP.TT. G.A.M. 1 castorl P.T. (111.) 13 5.2 - C0URMAY3UR (AO) - camolonatl ltalianl assolutl di sol / prove alpine (111.) 8.2 - - 38032 CANAZEI (TN) - 15 meeting lnterbancario/orlt. europea (111.) 14.2 - 11021 BREUIL CERVINIA (AO) - oamplonati mondlall di bob (111.) 16.2 - 11021 COGNE (AO) - 1 marcla Granparadlso/gara dl gran fondo km 45 (111.) 16.2 - 37035 MARTIGNACCO (UD) - unlone ENAL-DACE/campionato nazllonale dl oiolooampestre (ill.) 22.2 - ROMA AURELIO - XX assemblea ordlnarla P.I.H.P. 22-23.2 - 48018 FAENZA (RA) - torneo lnt.le •U.Puglisl' lotta greco- romana (111.) 25.2 - MILANO CP. - C.A.I, spedlzlone ltallana al Lhotse 2.3 - 36052 ENEGO (VI) - marclablanoa (111.) 11-15.3 - 32100 BBLLUNO CP. - Hevegal/glochi della gloventu 1975 (111) 20-21.3 - 84100 SALERNO CP. - oovn. naz. problemi turlsmo-sport 29.3 - 29100 PIACBNZA CP. - 7 nostra nazionale mercato vacanze-tempo llbero-turisino-sport 6.4 - 22060 CARIMATB (CO) - XXV Mllano-Carlmate/gara olollstloa (ill.) 6.4 - 23030 LIVIGNO (SO) - universiadi invernall (111.) 11-19.4 - 57037 PORTOPERRAIO (LI) - A.C Llvorno 8 rallye dell'Elba 18.4 - 74015 MARTINA FRANCA (TA) - IV giro olollstloo dl Puglla 1975 (111.) 23.4 - 38030 ALBA DI CANAZEI (TN) - 2 gigantlsslmo Marmolada (ill.) 26-27.4 - 65100 PESCARA CP. - glochl della gloventu / oorsa oampestre (IU.) t%/ BOLQGIIi emu / ^% '*. 4-S-W75 cvf* ,,!». &?*& •-'sfa

4.5 - 21046 MALNATE (VA) - 4 pre-Nimega (Ul.) 4.5 - 16032 CAM0GLI (GE) - 4 marcia dell'amioizla 8.5 - 30012 BURANO (VB) - manlfestazlone remlera venezlana Vogalonga 8.5 - VBNEZIA CP. - Vogalonga (Ul.) 9.5 - 11021 BREUIL CERVINIA (AO) - campionato mondiale sol alplno (Ul) 9.5 - 11020 CRESSONEY LA TRINITE (AO) - campionato mondiale sol alplno (111.) 14.5 - TORINO C. C0RR.ZB - automotor ,75 18.5 - 40026 IM0LA (B0) - 53 camp, mondiale motolollsmo G.P. della Nazioni (Ul.) 18.5 - 33100 UDINE CP. - camp. naz. oicllsmo strada oron. squadre 24.5 - 22100 C0M0 CP. - IX mostra filatellca 'cent CAI Como1 (Ul.) 24.5 - FIRENZE CP. - 3 100 km del Passatore (ill.) 25.5 - 48018 FAENZA (RA) - 3 100 km del Passatore (ill.) ?5.5 - BOLOGNA CENTR0 CP. - celeb, centenarlo CAI Bologna (111.) 1.6 - 22025 LEZZEN0 (CO) - 4 regatalonga del Lazio (Ul.) 1.6 - 36055 N0VB (VI) - marola del Cuoo 75/aostra fllatelloa e numlsmatloa (ill.) 1.6 - S.ABAUDIA (LT) - IX mostra filatellca 'La Nautloa' (Ul.) 17.6 - 47036 RICCIONE (F0) - glochl senza frontlere (111.) 22.6 - 29100 PIACENZA CP. - campionato di calolo 1974-75/F.C Plaoenza in serle B 14 •^n^ <^ze c Ht0-m^

MOSTPA MFRCATO \ 'tf^V* AAA*.^ l ^.iiflfc J ^ ^ j, ^r ^* -W/K^ NA2IONALE 1 VACANZE TEMPO LIBCRO I TUPISMQ-SPORTS/ 29-3-1975 / +f,>* ^fifio** HHi-^ 22.6 - FIRENZB CP. - notturna dl San Giovanni podlstloa inter- nazlonale (ill.) HSC.^ + r-\-*Afy # * C3 ooo B * ?6 V"^ 13?5 £• Va SerVrirdiSrairati SJ

28-29.6 CATANIA CP. - 27 giro aareo dl Sioilia - Tappa (ill.) 28-29.6 PALERMO CP. - 27 giro aarao dl Sicilia (Ul.) 29.6 - 91016 -1BICB (PA) - XXI gara autoaobi list lea Monte Brloe #S%. ^NZf r

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FEATURING SPORTS, OLYMPIC & SCOUT MATERIAL

1975-76 CATALOG OF SPORTS, OLYMPICS $6.00 (POSTAGE INCL.)

IMPERF.- VARIETIES -De LUXE MINIATURE SHEETS -ARTISTS PROOFS & MULTICOLOR ESSAYS Expert member of the A. I. E. P. International Assoc, of Philatelic Experts HENRI TRACHTENBERG B.P 49 94200IVRY/SEINE FRANCE 15 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The prospectus for the 1976 STAMPEX exhibition in Toronto Is now available. The exhibit will consist of 400-16 page frames. Although the prospectus does not so state, the entire exhibit will be devoted exclusively to sports and Olympics. One hundred frames have been re­ served for SPI members. A copy of the prospectus is available from Barbara de Viollni, PO Box 5025, Oxnard, CA 93030. The SPI Trophy will be awarded to the top sport or Olympic exhibit at IFPEX which will be held in Rockford, IL on March 26-28, 1976. SPI members should write to James B. Yarwood, 5925 Claredon Dr., Rockford, IL 61111 for a copy of the prospectus. Jim has offered to make arrange­ ments for motel reservations at the site of the stamp show and will be glad to help exhibitors and visitors to the show in any way that he can. A meeting of SPI members will be arranged If anyone planning on attending the show would write the president. BRITISH SPORT CANCELS by Rex Haggett "DERBY COUNTY - KICK OFF IN EUROPE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS AGAIN 1975 1 OCTO­ BER 1975". Special posting box at Baseball Ground Shaftsbury Crescent Derby. In use 1 Oct. 1975. Handstamp. "ASTON VILLA DEBUT IN EUROPE 1 OCTOBER 1975 BIRMINGHAM". Birmingham B6 6HF, 1 Oct. 1975. Handstamp. "WEST HAM UNITED INTO EUROPE 1 OCT 1975 LONDON E13". Used at West Ham United Football Ground Green St. Plalstow London E13, 1 Oct. 1975. Handstamp. "BLACKBURN ROVERS CENTENARY 1875-1975 8 NOV 75 BLACKBURN LANCS". Used at Blackburn, Lanes BB2 4JF, 8 Nov. 1975. Handstamp. "ALL ENGLAND SCHOOLS ATHLETICS CANNOCK 76 CHAMPIONSHIPS 9TH AND 10TH JULY". To be used at Walsall and Stoke on Trent. 1st and 2nd class. (TransDosed) 2 dies each office. 5-10 April, 14 June-3 July 1976. Postmark. "FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY LEARN TO SWIM". To be reused at Leicester. 1st and 2nd class. 29 March-l8 April, 31 May-20 June 1976. Postmark.

BOOK REPORT by Sherwin Podolsky "bildpostkartenkatalog - Automobll 1895-1970" (Picture Postcard Cata­ log of the Automobile, 1895-1970) published by Willi Bernhard, Wiesen- redder 2b, 2000 Hamburg 73. Federal Rep. of Germany. Price DM 30, (about $12.00). his book will be published March 5. 1976 and have 193 pages printed on art paper. There will be 383 picture postcards illustrated with 16 In color. All aspects of the automobile will be covered and this will include the sport and recreation aspects as will. Valuations and des­ criptions will be In German, English and French. Author and publisher Willi Bernhard has published other outstanding picture postcard cata­ logs and also excellent auction catalogs. Emphasis is on German mat­ erial but other European material is often presented. Interested read- 16 ers should inquire direct from Willi Bernhard at the address given above.

A.P.S. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM for Evaluating New Issues 'BLACK BLOT' ASSESSMENTS — Editorial "Black Blots" are assessed against the recent postal emis­ sions listed below, indicating one or more of the following philatelic deficiencies: (1) A limited printing or limited 'on sale' time in country of origin. (2) An excessively extended issue. (3) unwaranted high value(s) included. (4) No direct relationship to the issuing country. (5) Oddities intentionally included with the issue. There were no Black Blots for sport or Olympic stamps in either the July or August 1975 issues of the American Philatelist. From the Sept. 1975 issue: ANTIGUAi A souvenir sheet repeating the four values of the 14th World Boy Scout Jamboree set. GRENADA: Stamps inscribed "Grenadines" (7 values and 2 s/s) for the l4th World Boy Scout Jamboree. NICARAGUA; Two souvenir sheets tacked onto the 10-stamp set for the 14th Boy Scout Jamboree. GHANAt Souvenir sheet for the World Soccer Cup. From the Oct. 1975 issue: BRITISH SOLOMON ISLANDSt A souvenir sheet repeating the 4-stamp set commemorating the Fifth South Pacific Athletic Games. GRENADA: A $1 souvenir sheet tacked-on to a seven-stamp set, ranging up to $2, for the Pan American Games.

OLYMPIC GAMES ITEMS WANTED FOR ,PERSONAL COLLECTION. ALL OLYMPIADS. PARTICULARLY MEDALS, BADGES, AWARDS, PINS, FLAGS, UNIFORMF' , PORCELAIN GLASSWARE, PLAQUES, BOOKS, TICKETS, PROGRAMS, AUTOGRAPHS, PHOTOS, VIG­ NETTES, SOUVENIRS AND RELATED MEMORABILIA. PLEASE DESCRIBE AND PRICE JOHN TORNEY, PO BOX 417, LOS ALAMITOS, CALIFORNIA, USA

THE PANAMIAN OLYMPIC STAMP "TRANSITION" by Joe Schirmer From personal experiences In the past, I well know that various countries like Bulgaria, Haiti, Chile, Uruguay, Ecuador, Arabian Tru- cial Statjs, Panama, etc., have either sold entire Issues to certain dealers, or else permitted certain dealers tu use plates and print as their costs dictated. Naturally various persons in the governments and these dealers made a nice profit and the collector was "gigged" once again. Ove:- '-he years I have been able to obtain the majority of these * ssues a^'; their associated stories, but there is one that is escaping 17 me rather nicely the 24 April 1964 issue of Panama 6 triangular shaped stamps 2 regular postage and 4 airmail. These were issued to Space Conquest (Syncom 3). Scott does not list them but they do have them listed in Vol. 1 "for the Record". Between certain factions In Panama and Europe, the 5$ red became a 50^ green and showed the Olympic Rings at the apex of the triangular shape with no other mention of Olympic Games anywhere. Further, 2 souvenir sheets were Issued: 50^ green perforated; and 50^ red imperforated and were printed with the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games data. This "transition" came to life around 4 June 1969 and the Panamlan government claimed to have the situation under control and would pro­ secute the offenders. Scott does not mention the souvenir sheets. However, our old pal Hermann Sieger In his "Olympia Katalog" not only mentions the single stamp that was "transisted" but also mentions both souvenir sheets, and dates them as of January 1965. He claims 7500 sheets were issued. Discussion: if the 50^ green single was printed In Europe as stated; was the 50^ green souvenir sheet also printed there??? And If this be the case, was the 50-^ red printed In Panama and was it the original issue??? But Scott makes no mention of the souvenir sheets, so this would lead me to believe that the 50$ red souvenir sheet was also the work of European promoters. I have both souvenir sheets in my collection along with the com­ plete setbut my copy is the 50^ green (European printing). Inquiries to various dealers have lead me nowhere to date. If any of the SPI members or dealers who may happen to read this, can further enlighten me on this Issue, please do so. I welcome cor­ respondence at the address listed on page four of this issue. Swap your duplicates—sell your surplus- through the Members Bourse

K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNI — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNEK-UN - E — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — OLYMPIC GAMES PAGES x z SPORTS STAMPS PAGES /<£•__*?. TMf E _ Pric. Poll. —•*—1 Pric. Pott. _• VOLUME 1, through 1960 12.25 (1.05) III thru 15lh (Revised 1974) 5.90 (.80) m 1 VOLUME 2. 1961-65 13.23 (1.05) 16th Gam.i'56 (Rev. 1970) 5.00 (.80) 2 Supplement No 7,1966 6 83 (75) __^ VV^^^fc^V 17lh Gam.i (1960) 7.55 (.75) L 18th Gam.i (1964) 20.40 (1.60) ' ^ Imp.rfi for No 7 1.43 V^WM^-/ l»"' ^ Suppl. No. 8-A 1967 2.13 (.33) 19th Gam.i, Part 1 5.60 (.75) 2 Imp.rfi for Part 1 1.60 — Suppl. No. 9, lot. 1968 1.85 (.35) All Pog.i or. 8'Axll - Standard 3-rlng 19th Gam.i, Pari 2 7.70 (.80) I Suppl No. 10. 1969 1.85 (35) 0|DH AT you| ,AVO||T| DiMM ui Suppl. No. 11, 1970 1.75 (JO) Imperfi for Pari 2 1.00 Z Suppl. No. 12, 1970 1.85 (.50) or Wr,t. Dtroct 19th .Gam.i, Pari 3 9.25 (1.25) * Imp.rfi for Part 3 1.75 fc = suppi NO i3. 1971 _/«" (so) K-LINE PUBLISHING, Inc. 19th Gam.i, Port 4 17.50 (1.50) * Suppl. No. 14. 1971 (.50) ^ ,3, mQ Duplicat. No. 4 for imp. . .15.00 , BERWYN, ILLINOIS 60402 Thli Compl.t.i lh« 19th Olympic Gam.i Ul Part 4 ii for non-Olympic m.mb.ri only K i We now have only 11 COMPLETE SPORTS (through no. 12 in ond Ih. $15.00 pric. appli.t only wh.n £ ord.r.d together with Reg. Part 4. * stock. If purchased by sections (19) the price would be $64.65 20th, Part 1 6.0.0 (.80) , I plus postage. — While they last, only $43.00 incl. postage. Due Part IA (non I.O.C. co'lri.i) 4.00 (.80) Port 2 IO.OO jrjo) * z to today's prices - the price would have to be doubled - once >ort 2A 7.70 fJO) =? exhausted, these pages WILL NOT BE REPRINTED. 'or! 3 (.80) Pari 3A (. ) K-LINE — K-LINE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNI — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE — K-UNE "A Simplified Check-List nl Competitive Sports on Stamps" Bob Bruce

SECTION 17 Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Michel Yvert Year Scott Minkus Gibbons Ml chel Yvert Baa Al Khaima (Cont'd) 763 ... 1971 — 350B ... 546/B1 100 a. 765 -— 546B/B1 100B — ... 762 _-- —__ 544 ... 59(a) ... 764 ___ 545 --_ 59(b) ... 766 ... 546 ... 59(c) ... 767 ... 547 59(d) ... 769 ... 548 ... A57 a) «... 771 ___ 549 -a.- A57(b) 768 ... 550 --a. A57(c) 770 _-_ 551 ... A57(d) 772 552 _.._ ... 773 ___ ... 539 ___ 562 ___ 774 ... 553 ... 775 __- 554 776 ... 555 ... 777 •.. 556 778 -__ 557 ... -_- 779 ... 558 ... 780 ... 559 ...... 781 __-. —- 623 782 ... 624 ...... 783 _._ .— 625 ... 784 ... 626 ___ ... 785 ...... 627 ... 786 --_ _._ 628 ... 787 ___ ... 629 _-_ 788 1972 — 630 ___ ... 789 ... 631 ...... 790 632 791 633 _ 792 ... 634 793 _-_ 635 ... 794 ... 636 ... 795 ... 679 796 ... 680 ... 797 ___ 681 ... a.-- 798 ... 682 . 799 ... 683 ... 800 ... 684 ... 800v ... 685 ... 801 ... 693 ...... 801v 694 ... 802 .— ... 695 ... 802v ___ 696 ... 803 . ___ 697 ...... 803v —- _-.- 698 804 699 ... 804v ...... 721 ... 805 ... 722 ...... 805v ___ 723 ... . 806 -— ___ 724 ... 806t 725 ... 807 726 ... 8071 ___ 727 ...... 808 ___ 735 ...... 808t ... 736 ... 809 . ___ 737 ...... 810 -— ... 738 ... 811 739 ... 812 ... 740 ... 813 —. 741 ... 814 -.- 758 815 759 ... 816 760 . 817 761 818 _. a 819' — 760 1431 1133 1243 1129 — ~ * 819v --- 761 1432 1134 1244 1130 820 762 1433 1135 1245 1131 820v 763 1434 1136 1246 1132 ... 821 ... 1951 768 1437 1139 1247 1135 822 769 1438 1140 1248 1136 823 770 1439 1141 1249 1137 824 771 1440 1142 1250 1138 825 772 1441 1143 1251 1139 826 ... 782 1453 1155 1263 1150 ... 827 ... 1952 845 1527 1223 1339 1245 837 1540 1235 1340 1246 Reunion 848 1544 1240 1341 1247 1954 299 426 356 368 369 906 1600 1291 1405 1278 300 426 369 369 318 912 1605 1296 1411 1283 1956 318 443 353 392 326 913 1606 1297 1412 1284 319 444 359 393 327 1953 926 1619 1310 1423 1297 320 445 365 395 328 927 1620 1311 1424 1298 937 1631 1333 1435 1308 Romania 938 1632 1334 1436 1309 1937 B69 706 C68 528 515 939 1633 1335 1437 1310 ... —. 528B . .— 940 1634 1336 1438 1311 B70 707 C69 529 516 971 1647 1349 1451 1324 — —. 529B 972 1648 1350 1452 1325 B71 708 C70 530 517 1955 1034 1718 1415 1517 1380 ...... 530B 1035 1719 1416 1518 1381 B72 709 C71 531 518 1054 1729 1426 1528 1403 ... 530B —- 1055 1730 1427 1529 1404 B73 710 072 532 519 1043 1736 1433 1535 1410 ...... 532B ... 1956 1116 1799 1496 1598 1473 B74 711 073 533 520 1117 1800 1497 1599 1474 ...... _— 533B ... 1118 1801 1498 1600 1475 B75 712 C74 534 521 1119 1802 1499 1601 1476 ... —. ... 534B ... 1120 1803 1500 1602 1477 B76 713 C75 535 522 1957 1155 1841 1524 1639 1511 ...... 535B ... 1156 1842 1525 1640 1512 B77 716 076 538 525 1157 1843 1526 1641 1513 B78 717 C77 539 526 1158 1844 1527 1642 1514 B79 718 C78 540 527 1153 1839 1530 1643 1509 B80 719 C79 541 528 1154 1840 1531 1644 1510 B31 720 080 542 529 1174 1865 1544 1658 1526 1943 B217 936 C217 775 737 1180 1872 1551 1666 1536 B218 937 C218 776 738 1181 1873 1552 1667 1537 1944 B245 955 C237 792 769 1204 1902 1581 1696 1560 1945 B279 1037 C267 874 843 1958 1214 1913 1592 1706 1570 B280 1038 C268 875 844 1215 1914 1593 1707 1571 B281 1039 C269 876 845 1261 I960 1639 1760 1615 B282 1040 C270 877 846 1959 1287 2003 1689 1793 1636 B283 1041 C271 878 847 1286 2000 1677 1800 1642 B284 1043 C272 879 849 I960 1326 1049 1724 1853 1710 B285 1044 C273 880 850 1327 1050 1725 1854 1711 B286 1045 C274 881 851 1328 1051 1726 1855 1712 B287 1046 C275 882 852 1329 1052 1727 1856 1713 B288 1047 C276 883 853 1330 1053 1728 1857 1714 B289 1042 C272 884 848 1330A 1054 1858 ... 1946 628 1165 1007 1000 916 1337 2062 MS1728a 1859/BI A^6B 1 47 629 1166 1008 1001 917 1338 2063 MS1728b 1860/B1 47Bl 48 630 1167 1009 1002 918 1331 2056 1729 1847 1720 B340 1169 C326 1004 920 1332 2057 1730 1848 1721 C26 1170 0327 1005 A36 1333 2058 1731 1849 1722 CB6 1171 C328 1006 A37 1334 2059 1732 1850 1723 1947 CB8 1172 MSC328a 1007/B1 33 Bl 30 1335 2060 1733 1851 1724 B368 1252 C358 1077 996 1336 1061 1734 1852 1725 1948 B381 1281 C372 1096 999 085 2070 1743 1867 A117 B382 1282 C373 1097 1000 1364 2096 1760 1884 1705 B383 1283 0374 1098 1001 1382 2116 1789 1914 1756 OBI 3 1284 C375 1099 A45 1383 2117 1791 1915 1757 CB14 1285 0376 1100 Bl 45 1384 2118 1791 1916 1758 B388 1333 0398 1145 1050 1385 2119 1792 1917 1759 B392 1337 0402 1149 1054 1961 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