| Title | UN Conferences and Meetings |
| Exhibitor | Blanton Clement |
| Frames(Pages) | 5(80) |
| Description | Postal history of United Nations conferences and meetings over the last fifty years. |
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| Title | History of the League of Nations |
| Exhibitor | Greg Galetti |
| Frames(Pages) | 5(60) |
| Description | This exhibit provides a history lesson on the league of Nations, the first truly international civil service organization dedicated to preserving peace and fostering universal co-operation among nations. |
| Highest Award | Gold, UNPI Gold, American Philatelic Congress Award |
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| Title | A Tour Through the Lindner UN Catalog |
| Exhibitor | Greg Galetti |
| Frames(Pages) | 5(80) |
| Description | A Tour Through the Lindner UN Catalog |
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| Title | United Nations Postal History - The Forerunner Period (1942-1951) |
| Exhibitor | Greg Galetti |
| Frames(Pages) | 5(60) |
| Description | The purpose of UN posatl history collecting is to document, through postal evidence, development of the UN's organizations and agencies, and the temporary sites they occupied before completion of UN Headquarters in 1952. In addition, the early UN period contains a wide variety of meters, cancels, postal markings and indicia, which makes this collecting area extremely interesting and challenging. |
| Highest Award | Gold |
| | Reserve Grand Award |
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| Title | Conference On International Organization |
| Exhibitor | Jack Mayer |
| Frames(Pages) | 2(19) |
| Description | This exhibit documents conference events and participants. Some mail is franked by leased postage meter machines and corner cards verify device users. |
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| Title | United Nations London |
| Exhibitor | Jack Mayer |
| Frames(Pages) | 2(14) |
| Description | This exhibit documents the activities and people participating in these founding conferences in London. |
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| Title | United Nations European Office |
| Exhibitor | Jack Mayer |
| Frames(Pages) | 2(17) |
| Description | This exhibit documents the postal transition from the League of Nations to the United Nations European Office. Covers with corner cards (stationary) featured in this exhibit are official mail of the respective organizations and originated from offices within the Palais des Nations. |
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| Title | United Nations Information Office |
| Exhibitor | Jack Mayer |
| Frames(Pages) | 2(17) |
| Description | Covers featured in this exhibit originated from informational offices of governments paticipating in the formation of the UNIO. Such publicity office mail was usually franked by leased postage meter machines and printed corner cards verify meter device users. Although sixteen nations were members of the UNIO, mail is recorded from only eight and all eight are represented in this exhibit. |
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| Title | United Nations Paris General Assemblies |
| Exhibitor | Jack Mayer |
| Frames(Pages) | 1(12) |
| Description | This exhibit documents the postal facilities used by conference participants as well as the people and events of these meetings. |
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| Title | The United Nations Precancel, 1952-1958 |
| Exhibitor | Tony Dewey |
| Frames(Pages) | 5(60) |
| Description | The only service stamp issued by the United Nations was created by overprinting the 1 1/2 cent stamp of the First Issue. It was used to frank third-class bulk rate mailings promoting various U.N. publications from September 1952 until the rate changed on January 1, 1959 |
| Highest Award | Gold,Reserve Grand Award (PNSE 2006),UNPI President's Award |
| | Reserve Grand Award |
| | American Philatelic Society 1940-1980 Medal of Excellence |
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| Title | Towards United Europe |
| Exhibitor | Colonel Steve Luster |
| Frames(Pages) | 10(160) |
| Description | European unity in the twentieth century, as seen through the significant people, ideas, events, organizations, and activities that contributed to the concept - with emphasis on post-Word War Two European reconstruction and the events that followed, from the creation of the European Communities to the Euro. |
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| Title | SWISS Official Stamps for the UNEO and International Agencies |
| Exhibitor | Tony Dewey |
| Frames(Pages) | 8(128) |
| Description | The Swiss PTT provided some of its issues, overprinted, to be used as official service stamps by the United Nations and some of its special offices in Switzerland. This continued a service provided for the League of Nations. Starting with the October 24, 1955 |
| Highest Award | Gold, UNPI President's Award, American Philatelic Congress Award |
| | American Philatelic Society 1900-1940 Medal of Excellence |
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| Title | The World United Against Malaria - The U.S. Eradication of Malaria 4 cent Commemerative |
| Exhibitor | Larry Fillion |
| Frames(Pages) | 1(16) |
| Description | This exhibit presents the story of the U.S. 4 cent issue for the eradication of malaria through photo essays and the attached documents, EFOs, and then followed by commercial covers. |
| Highest Award | Vermeil |
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| Title | The World United Against Malaria - The U.N. Eradication of Malaria 4 cent Commemerative |
| Exhibitor | Larry Fillion |
| Frames(Pages) | 1(16) |
| Description | This exhibit presents the story of the U.N. 4 cent issue for the eradication of malaria through essays, proofs, plate varieties, EFOs, First Day usages, and then followed by commercial covers. |
| Highest Award | Silver |
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| Title | Service of Intellectual Aid to Prisoners of War |
| Exhibitor | Tony Dewey |
| Frames(Pages) | 1(16) |
| Description | During WWII, in accordance with Article 39 of the Geneva Convention of 1929, the International Education Bureau (Bureau International D'Education) created the Service of Intellectual Aid to Prisoners of War that provided books and other educational materials to prisoners of war and internees. The I.E.B. Service also conducted "universities" at some camps. By the end of the war, over a half million books had been distributed. |
| Highest Award | Platinum (97) |
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| Title | First United Nations Issue - 1951 |
| Exhibitor | Tony Dewey |
| Frames(Pages) | 10(160) |
| Description | On March 28, 1951, an agreement between the United States of America and the United Nations was signed establishing the United Nations Postal Administration, the first and only postal service operated by an international organization. Postage issued by the UNPA would be valid only from the UN headquarters in New York and subject to the rules and regulations of the United States Post Office Department. |
| Highest Award | Gold,Grand Award (ARIPEX 2005),UNPI President's Award,American Philatelic Congress Award |
| | Grand Award |
| | American Philatelic Society 1940-1980 Medal of Excellence |
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| Title | The Chagall Window - A Study Of The Issue |
| Exhibitor | Jack Mayer |
| Frames(Pages) | 7(84) |
| Description | The exhibit includes all phases of the development, production and distribution of this commemerative postal issue. |
| Highest Award | Gold, Court Of Honor |
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| Title | The Lundy Island Anti-Malaria Issue for The World United Against Malaria Campaign (Version 1) |
| Exhibitor | Larry Fillion |
| Frames(Pages) | 1(16) |
| Description | This exhibit presents the six Lundy Anti-Malaria stamps and use of the Anti-Malaria postmark through the display of proofs, varieties, FDCs and commercial covers. |
| Highest Award | Silver |
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| Title | Struggle Against Malaria Continues |
| Exhibitor | Hemanth Vasanthaiah |
| Frames(Pages) | 1(16) |
| Description | A preventable disease kills millions of people every year'. Jimmy Carter, former US president launched his anti-malaria campaign in Africa in Feb 2007 to eliminate malaria, an elusive and ever-changing killer. |
| Highest Award | Bronze |
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