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ARIPEX 2012 would like to extend a very special thank you for the kindness and generosity

of Mr. William Gross,  Mr. George Kramer and Mr. Charles Shreve who have

graciously loaned the very special items pictured below which will be on display

in a Special Court Of Honor at ARIPEX 2012.


Courtesy William H. Gross and Mr. Charles Shreve.

The famous corner plate maker initial block of the inverted jenny stamp printed by error in 1918.
Courtesy Mr. George Kramer.

"America's First Day Cover." A unique letter addressed to Mr. John Hancock in Philadelphia postmarked on July 4, 1776 while Mr. Hancock was busy signing the Declaration Of Independence.
Courtesy William H. Gross and Mr. Charles Shreve.

One of two surviving Pony Express letters that were stolen by Indians after killing the express rider. The letter was found nearly two years later and then sent on through the mails to the recipient.

 

Exhibits For ARIPEX 2012

 

Below is a list of the exhibits have been accepted to show at ARIPEX 2012.

 

ExhibitorTitleStarting Frame #Ending Frame #
Marian BowmanHere I Stand - Martin Luther And His Place In The Reformation18
George BowmanThe New Zealand Mt. Cook Half-Penny design of 1898913
John WynnsPeru - 1897 Lima Post Office Issue1414
Joe YoussefiThe Meched, Persia Postal Rebellion of 19021518
John BirkinbinePioneer Arizona Area Classics1928
Hugh LawrenceThe Late Civil War Forerunners & Provisional Issues in E. China2933
Robert BurneyChina - Revolutionary Martyers of the Kurmintang3436
Roland H. Cipolla IIPostally Used Newspapers Of The Early United States - 1757 To 18153738Court Of Honor
Mark SchwartzBoston Postal History - 1703-18513946
Mark BanchikThe Mexican/American War: 1846-18484754
Gordon EubanksFirst Federally Issued Postage Stamps of the United States5564Court Of Honor
Larry LyonsCarrier Service in the Major US Cities: 1842-636572
Vern MorrisFighting the Fed in Philadelphia: Carriers, Local Posts, And The Independent Mails: 1836-687380Court Of Honor
Gordon EubanksThe Imperforate Issues of 1851 Through 18568190
Ken GilbartUS Classics - The First 3 General Issues: 1847-186991100
Mark SchwartzThe Postal History of Newbury & Newburyport, Massachusetts.: 1755-1851101101
Mark SchwartzShip Letters Sent Along the Trade Routes of Salem102102
Chip GliedmanIntemperance is the Curse of the World103104
Chip GliedmanThe Heyday of Phonography106108
Leonard HartmanCSA: The Lithographed General Issues: Stamps & Usage109115
Brian, Maria & Alexander GreenConfederate Generals' Mail: 1861-65116125
John BirkinbineConfederate Spies in AZ & NM Territories126126Court Of Honor
Vince KingTexas During the Confederate Period: How Mail Was Handled1861-65127131
Hugh FeldmanThe 1st 4 Decades of the US Rail Road Contract Mail132141
George KramerIndian Territory142143
Chip GliedmanCHIPS - The Postal History Legacy of a Wells Fargo Expressman144144
Eigil TrondsenCunard Lines- The Ships and the Transatlantic Mails: 1840-67145152
Rich DrewsUS 1861 issues153162Court Of Honor
Nick KirkeThe Progression of the New York Foreign Mail Cancellation163170Court Of Honor
Les LanphearUS Departmentals, 1873 to 1884171178Court Of Honor
Nick KirkeNew York Foreign Mail Fancy Cancels:179179
Chip GliedmanA Sense of Place-Maps and the Mail: 1850-1869180180
Don David PriceProduction Varieties of the Bicolored Postage Issues: 1869-1918181188
Frank SenteSpanish American Fiscal History: US Documentary189198
Bill WoytowichAlaska, the Great Land: 100 Years of Postal History199208
Roger BrodySeries 1902 - The Post Office Enters the 20th Century209216
Greg ShoultsWashington & Franklin Coils, Rotary Press Issues. 1914-1922217222
William FortFourth Bureau Issues Paying Postage & Fees223232
Scott TrepelFirst Flight of the Jenny233233Court Of Honor
Scott TrepelJapanese-American WWII Experience234234Court Of Honor
David BizeThe Eagle Airmail - 1938235244
Dickson PrestonCanal Zone Postal Issues and Rates: 1928-1958245251
Brian CallanN.Y. to the North Pole by Submarine252252
Gregg HopkinsThe Production of the US Air Mail issue of 1928 - The Beacon253253
Gregg HopkinsThe Philatelic Truck: Souvenir Sheet & Cachet254263
Brian CallanA History Of Chemistry And Chemists264270
Brian CallanGraf Zeppelin 127: The Postal Globetrotter271279
Dickson PrestonUS Army Post Offices in Greenland: 1941-45280280
Ralph NafizgerCivil Censorship of US FDCs During WWII281284
Don David PriceDollar Rush Lamp & Candleholder Stamp285285
Edwin AndrewsUnion Airways: Inaugration of the 1st Commercial airmail286286
George BowmanQueen Victoria: The English Mail TPOs, 1887-1917287287

 

Update:  Thank you for your interest but at this time the lineup of exhibits is fully subscribed. 

 

ARIPEX 2012 is an American Philatelic Society World Series of Philately (WSP) show.  As such the exhibit that wins the ARIPEX 2012 Grand Award (best in show)  will be invited to compete for the coveted Champion Of Champions award (best in the United States)  at the APS national show in August 2012. StampShow 2012 will be held in Sacramento California August 9th to the 12th.  In that competition the Grand Award winners from a total of 31 WSP shows will compete to win the coveted multi-frame Champion Of Champions title and trophy as well as the winner of the single frame grand.

ARIPEX 2012 is proud to host, for the first time in the United States, a special exhibition format where approximately 80% of the competitive exhibits have been invited to create our show theme “History Of The United States As Traced Through The Postal System.” With 257 competitive frames , and 31 court of honor frames,   over 4500 pages will display of some of the worlds most important philatelic items.

A limited number of tickets for the ARIPEX 2012 Palmares Banquet remain and priced $47.00 each.   They may be obtained from Bill Woytowich (wallycoins@gmail.com) or, if available,  at the show from the ARIPEX reception desk in the entrance foyer area.

 

2 Comments

  1. Art Ortega says:

    What a superb line-up of exhibits! I am truly looking forward an excellent show…

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