Moveable Box Mail under the Anglo-French Postal Conventions Exhibitor: Doug McGill Tells the story of one of the key provisions of the Anglo-French Conventions of 1843 and 1857 – the Concept of the maritime moveable box – the use of private vessels to carry mail posted on board or at the dockside, such mail being cancelled at the destination port, resulting in GB stamps cancelled in France and vice-versa. Class: Postal History Gold Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Ship Letter Mail to and from the Channel Islands Exhibitor: Richard Flemming Class: Postal History Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Paquebot Marks used into and out of Guernsey and Jersey Exhibitor: Nick Stuart Class: Postal History Large Silver Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Jersey Pre-Adhesive Markings Exhibitor: Steve Power Class: Postal History Gold Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Guernsey Regionals 1958-1969 Exhibitor: Hayden Moorcroft Class: Stamps Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Guernsey Regional Stamps Varieties Exhibitor: John Goose Class: Stamps Large Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Channel Islands and French mails using the Boite Mobile Service Exhibitor: Nick Stuart Class: Postal History Large Silver Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Censored Mail to and from Guernsey during the German Occupation Exhibitor: Bryan Elliston Class: Occupation Postal History and Markings Silver Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Boite Mobile Service between the Channel Islands and France 1843-1939 Exhibitor: Richard Flemming Class: Postal History Vermeil Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
Alderney Parcel Delivery Service Exhibitor: Richard Flemming Class: Cinderellas Silver Bronze Entered in: CISS Annual Competition 2023
