SCC News Brief
- Auction #48 posted
- New Acquisitions
- SCC website wins Vermeil
- Chapter Reports
- Welcome
- Ross Olson wins Grand at Minnesota Stamp Expo 2017
- Posthorn No. 2 2017 posted
- Posthorn editor, Seija-Riitta Laakso appointed editor of The London Philatelist
- SCC Library in "Scribblings", bimonthly newsletter of the Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library
- Gustaf Douglas to speak at NY Collectors Club
- Ring Type Study Group's First Challenge
- Ring Type Study Group Revives
News
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Auction #48 posted
The auction appears in two places in different versions. Look on the Home page for the "Library Auction" page or on the "Auction Rules" page, accessible from the Library Auction page, where it is a pdf file. The pdf version has photos of some lots.
- New Acquisitions
- SCC website wins Vermeil
- Chapter Reports
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Welcome
Welcome Members and Friends to the Scandinavian Collectors Club. Join us in exploring the great events, people and natural wonders of the world through Nordic stamps and postal history!
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Ross Olson wins Grand at Minnesota Stamp Expo 2017
Ross Olson (shown receiving bowl) received Large Gold and Grand Award for Sweden - The Medallion Series 1910-1919 at Minnesota Stamp Expo, July 21-23, 2017. Presenting the award is Chief Judge Alan Warren. Also receiving Gold were Steve Lund (left) and Mike Schumacher (right). Ross will exhibit in Champion of Champions at APS World Series of Philately at Columbus in 2018.
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Posthorn No. 2 2017 posted
- Posthorn editor, Seija-Riitta Laakso appointed editor of The London Philatelist
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SCC Library in "Scribblings", bimonthly newsletter of the Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library
In "Scribblings" the bimonthly newsletter of the Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library, Jeff Modesitt writes about the SCC Library in the current edition. The SCC Library is housed at RMPL.
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Gustaf Douglas to speak at NY Collectors Club
On September 13, Gustaf Douglas of Sweden (aka the owner of the 3-skilling yellow) will be the speaker at the Collectors Club of New York. His topic is “Sweden as forwarding address or transit destination for mail up to 1900.”
- Ring Type Study Group's First Challenge
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Ring Type Study Group Revives
George Kuhorn would like anyone interested in joining the Ring Type Study Group to contact him.