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BNAPS Regional Meeting to be Held in Victoria

The Pacific Northwest Regional Group of the British North America Philatelic Society (BNAPS) has announced a meeting to be held in conjunction with the Victoria Stamp & Postcard Fair on Sunday, May 4, 2025. The location is the Sandman Hotel, 2852 Douglas Street, Victoria. Planning is still underway, but the program will include presenters on […]

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PHSC Presents “Postal History of Kingston, Ontario”

The Postal History Society of Canada presents its monthly ‘Under The Covers’ Zoom session featuring ‘Kingston Ontario’s Postal and Economic History’ with Chris Hargreaves The presentation is scheduled for Tuesday 18 February 2025 at 3:00 pm Pacific Time. The session is free and open to all, but pre-registration is required. If you would like to

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Cable Repair in the Pacific: 1937–1942

This article by Gray Scrimgeour and Ian Kimmerley describes mailed items from an extensive correspondence (1937–1942) involving Henry Porter, a trans-Pacific cable repair worker based in Victoria, British Columbia. Most of the correspondence is between Porter while he was travelling and his family in Victoria. There also are some cable-work related covers. Most of Porter’s

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RPSC Stamp Talks: Philatelic Expertizing

The Royal Philatelic Society of Canada presents its monthly ‘Stamp Talk’ series on Zoom, this month featuring Garfield Portch speaking about “Philatelic Expertizing.” Learn about getting your items expertized. Garfield Portch is a member of the expertizing committee at the Vincent Graves Greene Philatelic Research Foundation. This Zoom presentation is free and open to all

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RAF Ferry Command Mail

During the Second World War, supplying Britain with new aircraft built in North America was a significant logistical challenge for the Allies. This presentation explains the development of the RAF Ferry Command which eventually flew these aircraft to where they were needed. Not long after its formation, a semi-formal system of using these ferried aircraft

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