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The Nepal and Tibet Philatelic Study Circle
Table of Content of Postal Himal No. 145, 1st. Quarter 2011
The
Wolfgang Bertsch writes about A Printing Block for Producing Forgeries of an
Early Tibetan Stamp with some Notes on the printing of Tibetan Postage
Stamps.
Rainer Fuchs is asking “What is going on with the NTPSC”.
The Report of a Meeting of the
The bulletin concludes with the Index for Postal Himal Numbers 141-144
(2010).
Table of Content of Postal Himal No. 146, 2nd Quarter 2011
Richard Hanchett in his Editors Ramblings reports the Colin Hepper has been
elected as a fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society of London.
Congratulation Colin, much deserved.
Jeffrey Brown starts a series of “Himalayan Airmails. Part 1 deals with
Kabul Evacuation flights. The article has been first published in India Post
and was reprinted with permission.
The Himalayas on Nepalese Postage Stamps by Bindo K. Shresta, a continuation
of his series of articled, This time the mountains Kanjiroba Himal,
Kumbhakarna Himal/Jannu, Langtang Himal, Machapuchere, Mansiri Himal Range,
Nampa, Nilgiri Himal, Nuptse, Pabil, Pumori, Saipal, Tukuche and Baden Powel
Peak are covered.
Colin Hepper FRSPL writes about his Visit to Nepal, 29 years after his last
visit.
A Note on the Location of Dognpur / Gonkur by Dr. Robert A. Gilbert. Robert
gives some information on the assumed location in response to Bo Olsson’s
article “Tibet Post Marks and Postal Lines 1912-1933 (PH 144).
Colin Hepper FRPSL writes on “The Papenfus Forgeries – Part 1”, dealing with
smalls sheets of the locally printed Pashupati Issues of Nepal.
Bo Olsson*s “Answer to the Puzzle, the Answer to he Puzzle on a forged Tibet
cover.
By courtesy of the Nepal Philatelic Bureau, the latest First Day Covers of
Nepal are reported.
The Cover with Everything by Coling Hepper. A magnificent 1942 cover franked
with Indian Stamps plus a array of Nepal 1930 issue Pashupati and classic
design stamps the later cancelled by the a scarce Maharaja Camp seal
postmark and finally the cover bears a wax seal. The cover was addressed to
New York and bears a New York receiving postmark.
The end of the series of Nepal Post Offices by Colin Hepper FRPSL. His time the post offices Lubu Chhoti Hulak and Jawalakhel Atirikta Hulak of Lalitpur are shown.
Table of Content of
Postal
Himal No. 147 3rd.
Quarter 2011
This issue is, what I like to call, the obituary issue for the late Wolfgang
C. Hellrigl who passed away on 23rd. November 2010.
Obituaries published in that issue were written by: Alan Warren,
Colin Hepper, Leo Martyn, Jaya Hari Jha, Richard M. Hanchett, George Harell,
Johannes Bornmann and Surendra Lal Shresta, Surendra also had sent in images
of postcards written by the late Wolfgang Hellrigl.
Colin Hepper shows a letter written b by the late Wolfgang Hellrigl that was
sent out many years ago to a list of
The Himalayas on Nepalese Postage Stamps by Binod K. Shresta, This series
concludes now with a list of stamps from various countries world wide that
shown Himalayan topics on stamps.
In the regular column “New from Katmandu”, Surendra Lal Shresta shows a 1947
letter, postmarked at the Indian Post Office in Nepal, postmarked “Indian
Embassy Nepal, 15. December 1947
(Postmark type B83 as per Wolfgang Hellrigl’s “Nepal Postal History, issued
by Bolaffi, 1991.
Furthermore, he informs abut a new type of Meter ranking in
Table of Content of
Postal Himal No. 148, 4th.
Quarter 2011
Also in this issue, several obituaries, commemorating the late Wolfgang C.
Hellrigl were published, Obituaries, some of them with photographs, in this
bulleting, were received by Frank E. Vignola III, Dick van der Wateren and
Julie Marshall.
The Postal History of Mongolia 1841 – 1941 by the late Wolfgang Hellrigl. An
Article, reprinted from “The London Philatelist”, the publication of the
Royal Philatelic Society of London (RPSL). (Note: I had seen this book now
on several occasions at exhibitions RPSL had attended) and can highly
recommend that book.
“Is this an unlisted setting of the 2 Anna”, a question Doug Hall is asking
in his fine article showing and explaining a block of 12 stamps of the late
telegraphic issues of Nepal.
Bo C. Olsson continues publishing Articles, this time about “Alterations and
Additions regarding Waterfall’s check list of the (
Colin Hepper (FSPRL) reports “A New Registration Label
Handstamp fro the Indian Embassy” at
“From EXPTL. PO to Drujegang PO – A legacy Intact” by Leo von der Velden
writes about
Dick van der Wateren “On Tour” in Kathmandu.
Article on Tibet First issue in British Stamp Magazine (Gibbons Stamp
Monthly, GSM)), issue November 2011. Alan Warren informs abut the article by
Geoffrey Flack.
And again Bo Olsson, he submitted an article about “An Unknown Directional
Mark of Tibet”
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