Exhibits - International Society of Guatemala Collectors

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AP Cover March 2019

Member David Lindwall's article
got Guatemala? was published in
the March 2019 issue of
The American Philatelist. APS members
may read the article online here.
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Topical Time cover

The March/April 2019 issue of
Topical Time,
the journal of the American Topical
Association, contains two articles on
Mayan topics on stamps.
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President Jaime Marckwordt won a Vermeil at StampShow 2004 for his one-frame exhibit Guatemala: The Quetzal Air Mails of 1935-1939. These stamps were designed by his grandfather, Carlos Marckwordt.

A selection of Guatemalan Postmarks, 1871-1902, 1871-1902, prepared for the European Academy of Philately's June 2005 show in Bern, Switzerland, by Cécile Gruson.

A Society Exhibit for the Washington 2006 Stampshow. Prepared by members of the ISGC, David Jickling, coordinator.

A seven frame exhibit by David Fine "Guatemalan Auxiliary Markings, 1898-1963". This is a large PDF file, the wait while it loads is worth it.

An 8 frame exhibit by Dr. Andrew Cheung "Guatemala Airmail 1924-1945". Another large PDF file, again worth the wait.

Guatemala "The Classics", the pre-UPU issues 3/1/1871 - 7/31/1881. By Max Platinga.

Central America Pre-Stamp Postal Markings, from the colonial Period during the crown's administration (1767-1821) and post-independence (1821-1874). By Robert Lebow.

Guatemala: 1886 'Railway Bond' Issue. Exhibit by Richard Gurevitch, via Andrew Cheung.

Guatemala's Master Designer/Engraver: Arnoldo Chavarry Arrue by Michael Bloom

This exhibit celebrates the philatelic achievements of the most prolific designer and engraver of the stamps of Guatemala: J. Arnoldo Chavarry Arrue.

Guatemala: The UPU Resplendent Quetzals, 1881 - 1886 by Michael Bloom

The purpose of this exhibit is to tell the story of some of the most beautiful stamps in all of philately - the ''UPU Resplendent Quetzals."

Die 2farbige Quetzal Ausgabe von Guatemala 1881 1886
(The 2-Color Quetzal Issue of Guatemala)
by Werner Hintze
In German

Essays and Proofs of Guatemala
by Michael Bloom

PDF file of the Perf Presention Washington 2006 from Washington 2006.

Exhibits
	President Jaime Marckwordt won a Vermeil at StampShow 2004 for his one-frame exhibit Guatemala: The Quetzal Air Mails of 1935-1939. These stamps were designed by his grandfather, Carlos Marckwordt.
	A selection of Guatemalan Postmarks, 1871-1902, 1871-1902, prepared for the European Academy of Philately's June 2005 show in Bern, Switzerland, by Cécile Gruson.
	A Society Exhibit for the Washington 2006 Stampshow. Prepared by members of the ISGC, David Jickling, coordinator.
	A seven frame exhibit by David Fine "Guatemalan Auxiliary Markings, 1898-1963". This is a large PDF file, the wait while it loads is worth it.
	An 8 frame exhibit by Dr. Andrew Cheung "Guatemala Airmail 1924-1945". Another large PDF file, again worth the wait.
	Guatemala "The Classics", the pre-UPU issues 3/1/1871 - 7/31/1881. By Max Platinga.
	Central America Pre-Stamp Postal Markings, from the colonial Period during the crown's administration (1767-1821) and post-independence (1821-1874). By Robert Lebow.
	Guatemala: 1886 'Railway Bond' Issue. Exhibit by Richard Gurevitch, via Andrew Cheung.
Guatemala's Master Designer/Engraver: Arnoldo Chavarry Arrue by Michael Bloom This exhibit celebrates the philatelic achievements of the most prolific designer and engraver of the stamps of Guatemala: J. Arnoldo Chavarry Arrue. Guatemala: The UPU Resplendent Quetzals, 1881 - 1886 by Michael Bloom The purpose of this exhibit is to tell the story of some of the most beautiful stamps in all of philately - the ''UPU Resplendent Quetzals." Die 2farbige Quetzal Ausgabe von Guatemala 1881 1886 (The 2-Color Quetzal Issue of Guatemala) by Werner Hintze In German Essays and Proofs of Guatemala by Michael Bloom PDF file of the Perf Presention Washington 2006 from Washington 2006.