Exhibitor: Mr Gerald Marriner

Class: Postal History

Exhibitor: Mr Nick Stuart

A set of examples of wrappers, entires, and letters which have been handled by agents.  Also a description of what a letter forwarding agent is.

Class: Postal History

Exhibitor: Mr Julian Bagwell

This presentation shows a number of items illustrating boite mobile mail, both French cancellations on British stamps and vice versa.

Class: Postal History

Exhibitor: Mr Julian Bagwell

This presentation shows a number of items illustrating early philately on Guernsey, from 1758 to 1878. There are many different elements in this period and three have been chosen: Early unstamped items, Early QV Letters and Ship Letters

Class: Postal History

Exhibitor: Mr Julian Bagwell

This presentation shows a number of interesting and unusual inbound items, mail sent to Guernsey from the early 19th Century until the outbreak of WW2. The items shown come from places where mail to Guernsey is uncommon or have some other reason to be  shown.

Class: Postal History

Exhibitor: Mr Richard Flemming

Sixteen sheet entry highlighting some of the units based on the Island of Alderney from 1940 to 1945.  Units shown come from the German army, navy and air force. Also included are two items from concentration camps.

Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings

Exhibitor: Mr Ron Brown

Mail to and from the Channel Islands.  Examples displayed of Axis countries mail of both Germany and Italy, occupied countries and friendly neutrals being Eire and Switzerland

Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings

Exhibitor: Mr Ron Brown

Mail between the Channel Islands and Occupied France including different stamps used, censorship and postage rates

Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings

Exhibitor: Mr Ron Brown

Mail to and from Alderney for German armed forces, agricultural working party and organisation Todt

Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings

Exhibitor: Mr Ron Brown

Channel Islands mail handled by forwarding agents in the Islands, England, Europe and South America.

Class: Postal History