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EXHIBITS - PIPEX 2022 |
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This will be a Hybrid show. ALL exhibits will be mounted on the show floor. In addition, we encourage all exhibitors to also mount their exhibits on the PIPEX website. (There is no additional fee -- or discount either! -- for mounting on the website.) April 29 and 30, May 1, 2022 Portland, Oregon Sponsored by: THE NORTHWEST FEDERATION OF STAMP CLUBS
Individual Exhibits Prospectus for PIPEX 2022 – Downloadable, printable PDF file Exhibit Entry Form – Downloadable, printable PDF file
Club Exhibits |
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| Exhibit No. | Name | No. of Frames | Exhibit Title |
| Address | Description | ||
| Medal | Points | Special Awards | |
| 1 | Joe Voice | 3 | The Varney Airgram: An Introduction |
| Pasco WA | Results of a special study presented as a philatelic reference for use by other collectors. Includes a type catalog. | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LV | 83 | ||
| 2 | Louis Fiset | 1 | Gum Breakers on Fourth Bureau Issue Rotary Stamp Production |
| Seattle, WA | Documents development of gum breaker technology by BEP engineers to overcome paper curl on rotary sheet and booklet stock | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 91 | American Philatelic Congress Award | |
| 3 | Jerry Johnson | 8 | United States Third Class Mail |
| Kennewick, WA | An overviewof U.S. third class mail from its inception in 1863 to 1963 | ||
| V | 75 | ||
| 4 | Robert G Rufe | 1 | U.S. "Special" Booklet Paper Printings of 1928 |
| Hockessin, DE | In 1928, remnant obsolete booklet pane paper was repuroposed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to print a limited number of regular sheet stamps. | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 94 | PIPEX
SINGLE-FRAME GRAND AWARD;
American Philatelic Society
Research Award; United States Stamp Society W. Wallace Cleland Award |
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| 5 | Paul Schumacher | 1 | 1874a |
| Cherry Hill, NJ | My connection with the Everett Dirksen color-omitted error stamp of 1981 (Scott 1874a) | See the whole exhibit | |
| G | 85 | PIPEX George Struble Innovation Award | |
| 6 | Larry Maddux | 10 | Territorial Covers used in Oregon and Washington |
| Vancouver, WA | Presentation of covers and routes where it can be determined used before statehood by UPS, private carriers, or military express | ||
| LV | 82 | Postal History Society Medal | |
| 7 | Louis Fiset | 6 | Civilians, Merchant Seamen and Soldiers Interned in Canada during World War II (1939-1946) |
| Seattle, WA | Documents Canada's WW II internment program consisting of alien refugees and enemies, enemy merchant seamen and German soldiers | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| G | 88 |
American Philatelic Society
Award of Excellence 1940-1980;
British North American Philatelic Society Best BNA Exhibit |
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| 8 | Tim Bergquist | 1 | Lighthouses of America: Beacons on U.S. Stamps |
| Eugene, OR | This topical exhibit focuses on lighthouses in the U.S. that have been depicted on U.S. stamps | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| SB | 61 | Upper Bongoland Collector’s Club Larry Spray Encouragement Award | |
| 9 | Ken Gilbert | 6 | Landpost "uber" Lehrte: An Example of the Rural Mail System in Germany 1933-1992 |
| Columbus, OH | An exemplar for the rural mail system in Germany | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| G | 85 | Germany Philatelic Society Chris Hunt Award (Reserve Grand Award); Herman L. Halle Research Award | |
| 10 | Catherine and Ken Gilbert | 1 | 96 Elephants: the Story of Human-Elephant Interaction |
| Columbus, OH | A brief look at human-elephant interaction through stamps, covers, and ephemera, where "96" will be explained in the text | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| V | 78 | American Topical Association One-frame Merit Award | |
| 11 | Ken Gilbert | 10 | Soccer Made in Germany |
| Columbus, OH | Display exhibit showing the story of the Beautiful Game in Germany through philatelic material and ephemera | ||
| V | 79 | American Topical Association 2nd Award | |
| 12 | Roger Brody | 8 | Jamestown 1907 |
| Somerset, NJ | The three-stamp issue celebrating the tercentenary of the 1607 Jamestown settlement and the 1907 World's Fair and Naval Exposition | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 93 | PIPEX GRAND AWARD; American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors Award of Honor (Treatment); United States Stamp Society Statue of Freedom Award | |
| 13 | Ralph Nafziger | 10 | The 3c 1936 Oregon Territory Issue |
| Albany, OR | Development of the stamp from design to production, first day cancels and cachets, and worldwide uses are shown | ||
| LG | 90 | PIPEX RESERVE GRAND AWARD;
American First Day Cover Society Award of Excellence;
United States Stamp Society Hugh M. Southgate Memorial Trophy |
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| 14 | Hugh Sebag-Montefiore | 7 | Anti-British Propaganda and Caricature Postcards of the Second Anglo-Boer War |
| The Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 coincided with the picture postcard "Golden Age." Postcards were then widely used to spread propaganda and to sway public sentiment. | |||
| G | 88 | ||
| 15 | [Withdrawn] | ||
| 16 | Donald Bourassa | 4 | Design changes in the portrait of Queen Victoria British Empire postage stamps from the 19th Century |
| Leesburg, FL | An exploration of the major and minor design changes to Queen Victoria stamps of 1840-1900 | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LS | 73 | Benninghoff Encouragement Award | |
| 17 | Dickson Preston | 4 | Posthorn Postal History: Uses of the 1951 Definitive Series of Germany |
| Seattle, WA | Letters, postcards, and postal forms using the new series of stamps | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| G | 85 | Germany Philatelic Society President's Grand Award | |
| 18 | Dickson Preston | 1 | Belgian Expansion into East Africa 1916-1924 |
| Seattle, WA | Letters, postcards, and telegrams tell the story of the Belgian invasion and occupation of German East Africa | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 91 | American Philatelic Society Award of Excellence 1900-1940 | |
| 19 | [Withdrawn] | ||
| 20 | Boris Sheykhetov | 5 | Strange Usage of a 1 pf. Hindenburg Issue |
| San Francisco, CA | The purpose of this exhibit is to illustrate the history of circulation of the "1 pf" Hindenburg make-up stamp issued on December 4, 1933 | ||
| V | 77 | ||
| 21 | Ross Marshall | 10 | 1939 World Cruise RMS Franconia |
| Otorohanga, New Zealand | A chronological exposition on the 1939 world cruise -- the last of the epic cruises | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LV | 83 | American Topical Association 1st Award | |
| 22 | Doug Matthews | 1 | Non-stop Across the Pond: the 1919 Transatlantic Flight of Alcock and Brown |
| Port Moody, BC | Display exhibit telling the story of how John Alcock and Arthur Brown becamse the first aviators to fly non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LS | 71 |
American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors
Gold Award of Honor;
British North American Philatelic Society Best BNA One-frame Exhibit |
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| 23 | Michael Dixon | 10 | WWII British Military Air Mail Letter Cards and Air Letters |
| Portland, Oregon | GB letter cards and air letters used to, from, and between forces in different theatres of war | ||
| G | 86 | American Airmail Society Award of Excellence | |
| 24 | George Struble | 1 | 1920 Airmail Service Frankfurt - Basel: What a Fiasco! |
| Salem, Oregon | Planning and preparation delayed start of the service to November. It was severely hampered by winter weather, and little used, especially southbound from Frankfurt. | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 90 | Germany Philatelic Society GPS One-frame Grand Award | |
| 25 | Nick Lombardi | 6 | Getting Collared -- the Use of Stamp Collars in the United States |
| Mountainside, NJ | The first of its kind, this exhibit shows the different types of stamp collars used in the United States | ||
| LV | 83 | ||
| 26 | Benedict Termini | 8 | Porte de Mar Stamps of Mexico 1875-1879 |
| Fort Worth, TX | Stamps used to pay sea postage on maritime mail from Mexico to Europe and the United States between 1875 and 1879 | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 90 | ||
| 27 | Lloyd Ferrell | 1 | The U.S. Battleship Oregon (1893-1919) |
| Beaverton, Oregon | The career of the Battleship Oregon is illustrated using mail,postcards, and other material from 1893 launching to final decommissioning in 1919 | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LV | 80 | American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors Gold Award of Honor | |
| 28 | Edward Field | 1 | Use of $5 Prexie Stamps to Pay Excess-value Registery Surcharges |
| Pacific Palisades, CA | Twelve covers bearing $5 prexie stamps paying excess-value registry surcharges 1939-1956 | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| G | 87 | ||
| 29 | Niko Courtelis | 1 | The Ubiquitous Paper Stamp Perforation Gauge |
| Portland, OR | This exhibit explores the history, development, and proliferation of the now-ubiquitous paper stamp perforation guage, with over 25 examples | ||
| LV | 81 |
American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors
Creativity Award; People's Choice Award |
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| 30 | Eric Knapp | 4 | Cold War Radar Stations of Arctic North America 1953-1995 |
| Anchorage, AK | The postal history of the DEW line, the Arctic Warning and Control System, and the Ballistic MissileEarly Warning System from 1953 to 1995 | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| V | 76 | ||
| 31 | Jan Hofmeyr | 1 | Designing the 1861 3c Stamp of the USA |
| Vancouver, BC | The exhibit details the essays, trials, and design process that culminated in the 1861 3c stamp. It covers both the unsuccessful and successful bidders for the contract | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| LG | 92 | American Philatelic Society Award of Excellence pre-1900 | |
| 32 | Jan Hofmeyr | 1 | The Process that led to the "Grill" Stamps of the United States 1865-1868 |
| Vancouver, BC | The exhibit covers the complete history of experiments that led to the issue, in 1868, of the "grill" stamps of the United States | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| Court of Honor | |||
| 33 | Michael Bloom | 10 | The essays and proofs of Guatemala |
| Portland, OR | Essays and proofs from the entire period of Guatemala philately are displayed, including unique archival material and artists' sketches | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| G | 86 | ||
| 34 | [Withdrawn] | ||
| 35 | Steve Zwillinger | 3 | Indian Court Fee Stamps 1872-1882 |
| Silver Spring, MD | This revenue exhibit shows archival material, stamps, and uses of the type specific (i.e. non-provisional) Indian Court Fee stamps of Queen Victoria | ||
| LV | 82 | ||
| 36 | Roger Brody | 1 | Great Americans Issue 1980-1999: Production Varieties |
| Somerset, NJ | A study of production varieties, including examples of every major perforation and color omission errors, as well as rarely seen unintended equipment malfunction production mishaps | ||
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| G | 89 | American Philatelic Society Award of Excellence post-1980 | |
| 37 | Donald Blais | 9 | The Evolution of Bridges |
| See the whole exhibit | |||
| S | 65 | ||
| 38 | Judith Newblom | 3 | Barriers, Breakthroughs, and Bravery -- Women Pioneers in the Race to Space |
| Sequim, WA | Focus on Women pioneers -- aviators, cosmonauts, and astronauts from 1959 to 1984 with significant historical events prior to, during, and after this period showing their place in the race to space | ||
| S | 67 |
American Topical Association
3rd Award;
Women Exhibitors Sterling Achievement Award |
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| 39 | Jared Gazin | 2 | Exploring French Architecture through Stamps |
| Portland, OR | Topical youth exhibit traveling clockwise through France celebrating regional examples of French architecture | ||
| SB | |||
| 40 | Amelia Kelbert | 2 | The World of the Monarch Butterfly (Donaus Plexippus) |
| Calgary, AB | A long-distance traveler, the Monarch Butterfly is the best known butterfly in the world. This youth exhibit is about its life cycle (metamorphosis), migration, its world, and then its need for conservation | ||
| G | American Topical Association Youth Award | ||
| 41 | Norma Nielsen | 2 | Faberge's Imperial Easter Eggs: Exquisite Extravagance |
| Eugene, OR | This postcard exhibit describes the captivating tale of Faberge's Imperial Easter eggs,fifty of which were made 1885-1916 | ||
| LS | 73 | Northwest Federation of Stamp Clubs Thunderbird Award | |
| 42 | Liz Hisey | 1 | Trolleys in Oregon and Washington State in the early 1900's |
| University Park, FL | A one frame postcard exhibit showing how the trolley's developed in the early 1900's in the cities of Oregon and Washington State | ||
| Non-competitive | |||
| 43 | Liz Hisey | 1 | Christmas Dinner at the Portland Hotel, 1914 |
| University Park, FL | One frame of the multiframe display exhibit focusing on the Christmas Day menu at the Portland Hotel, Or | ||
| Non-competitive | |||
| 44 | Mark Loomis | 1 | The ‘Admirals’ of Southern Rhodesia |
| Tigard, OR | |||
| Non-competitive | |||
| 45 | Josiah W. | 1 | The Wedgwood Booklets |
| Non-competitive | |||
| 46 | Mark Loomis | 3 | The Bible: From Antiquity to Modern Culture |
| Tigard, OR | |||
| Non-competitive | |||
| 47 | Bill Seymour | 1 | New Zealand Stamp Papers during the reign of King George V |
| Non-competitive | |||
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