Ship Letter Handstamps Applied to Channel Islands Mail 1802-1852 Exhibitor: Richard Flemming Sixteen sheet display consisting of 6 items related to incoming Jersey Ship Letter mail; 5 items related to incoming Guernsey Ship Letter mail. Also included 1 item bearing SHIP handstamp from Wimborne to Jersey; 2 items of ship letter mail from Guernsey to the UK mainland and 2 items of mail bearing the FROM GUERNSEY handstamp. Class: Gold Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
Liberation stamps with Guernsey First Day Covers Exhibitor: John Goose Showing covers and postal Markings in Guernsey when these stamps were issued 10 May 1948 Class: Large Silver Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
IRC Message Forms sent to and from the Channel Islands to other countries Exhibitor: Alan Whittaker Shows the vast distances that the Message Scheme forms where carried to and from the Channel Islands, to both civilians and members of the Armed Forces around the world. Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings Large Silver Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
St Sampson’s Exhibitor: John Triggs St Sampson's, Parish and harbour, industries, etc. history and social history using postcards Class: Postcards Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
Channel lslands Internee Mail Exhibitor: Ron Brown Items of mail to and from all internment camps Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings Large Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
Civilian Mail between the Channel Islands and France during the German Occupation 1940-45 Exhibitor: Ron Brown The display shows the different types of mail to and from Occupied and Unoccupied (Vichy) France Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings Large Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
St Malo Handstamps Used on Mail to and from the Channel Islands Exhibitor: Ron Brown All known St Malo handstamps used on Channel Islands Mail are displayed Class: Postal History Large Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
Ship Letter Markings with Guernsey Associations Exhibitor: Julian Bagwell There are at least three types of ship letter markings relating to Guernsey: ship letters that arrived from overseas and which were landed at Guernsey to be put into the postal system and thus carried a Guernsey Ship Letter handstamp; letters addressed to Guernsey from abroad that were landed at a variety of ports and normally carried the Ship Letter handstamp of that port; and letters from Guernsey to Great Britain or Ireland that were not put into the post in Guernsey but carried by ship to a mainland port. Examples of all three types, together with the various styles of Ship Letter handstamps, are exhibited Class: Postal History Large Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
The use of bisected stamps during the German Occupation, 1940-1945 Exhibitor: Bryan Elliston The display explains why and how bisection was introduced and gives examples of stamps used as bisects, including examples of incorrect usage and philatelic usage. Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
Edmund Blampied – Designer Exhibitor: Nick Stuart Edmund Blampied, a Jerseyman, was a renown painter, etcher, illustrator and lithographer who lived 1986 - 1966. Blampied designed three lots of stamps: The set of six views of Jersey in 1943, the 1948 GB 2½d 3rd Anniversary of the CI Liberation stamp and the 1964 Jersey 2½d Regional stamp. The display shows details of all three of his stamp designs. Class: Stamps Large Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2026
