 
1. POSTAGE PAID
FRANKS AND CANCELLATIONS OF THE CHANNEL
ISLANDS
(Previously serialised in Les Isles Normandes).
Reprint published by the author in
1983. A catalogue of PPI's, Official
Paid envelopes, labels and markings used
to indicate prepayment of postage in the
Channel Islands. Award: Silver-Bronze
medal at PhiLITex 92 in New York, USA.
2. BRITISH
POST OFFICE SANTA MAIL SERVICE Monograph One,
1989. Published by the author. A record
of the cards and cancellations used for
this valuable service provided free on Santa's
behalf by Royal Mail.
Award: Bronze medal at PhiLITex
92 in New York, USA.
3. WELCOME
TO THE HOUSE OF QUESTA Monograph Two, 1989. Published
by the author. Transcript of a lecture
on stamp production given by Wally Rodgers,
a director and founder of the House of Questa.
Awards: Not entered for competition.
4. LETTER
BOXES ON STAMPS & POSTAL STATIONERY
Monograph Three, 1991. Published by
the author. A catalogue of items relating
the theme of the letter box and the postage
stamp.
Awards: Bronze medals at the National Philatelic
Literature Exhibition 1991 in Christchurch,
New Zealand, PhiLITex 92 in New York,
USA and Orapex '93 in Ottawa, Canada.
Silver-Bronze medal at the 1993 17th Philatelic
Literature Fair in Massachusetts, USA.
5. ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD MAIL Published by the British
Philatelic Trust, 1992. A handbook
on the postal services provided for the
benefit of British Royalty from 1199 to
the time of publication. Awards: Vermeil
medal at Stampex '92 in London, UK.
Large Silver medals at NPLE 91 in Christchurch,
New Zealand and Hafnia '94 International
in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Silver medals at PhiLITex 92 in New York,
USA and Bangkok '93 International in Bangkok,
Thailand.
Also awarded the prestigious Great Britain
Philatelic Society Field Award for Literature
in 1994.
6. BRITISH
STAMP EXHIBITIONS - a Priced Catalogue
of Sheets, Cards and Labels.
With a Foreword and Bibliography by James
Negus, FRPSL. Monograph Four, 1995.
Published by the author.
Souvenirs produced for the hundreds of stamp
exhibitions held in Great Britain between
1890 and 1993. Awards: Silver-Bronze
medals at C3NPLE '95, Ottawa, Canada and
at Stampex '95 in London, UK.
Silver medals at Stampshow '95 in St Louis,
USA and NPLE 95 in Christchurch, New Zealand.
An electronic version is almost complete
with most items illustrated in colour and
with extensive amendments and additions
to the printed version. Expected around
mid-2006.
7. BRITISH
STAMP PRINTERS
This publication was published in 2006 for
Royal Mail Group plc and was a gift to all
subscribers to the British Philatelic Bulletin
and was also on sale to non-subscribers.
It tells the story of British stamp printers
from 1840 to date.
8. CD-ROM
OF BRITISH
STAMP EXHIBITIONS - a Priced Catalogue
of Sheets, Cards and Labels.
by Glenn H Morgan FRPSL and Graham M Wilson
with a Foreword and Bibliography by James
Negus FRPSL. February 2007.
Published by the authors.
Souvenirs produced for the hundreds of stamp
exhibitions held in Great Britain between
1890 and 1993. The
electronic version is now complete
with most items illustrated in colour and
with extensive amendments and additions
to the printed version.
As
a taster, the proposed sleeve text states::
In
1995 Glenn Morgan published a printed catalogue comprising 783
items from 215 exhibitions. This second edition has expanded to c1200
items from 270+ shows, only made possible by Graham Wilson's approach
suggesting collaboration. Advances in computer technology have now enabled
approaching 1000 items to be illustrated life-size in colour compared
with a mere 65 reduced-size black and white images previously. It is
now also possible to sell regularly updated versions of this catalogue
by burning discs to order.
Scope
This
catalogue includes all stamp exhibition souvenir sheets, cards and labels known
to the authors, together with as much information about them as could be found.
This includes recent sale prices, title of show, dates and locations, artist, printer,
design data, etc. The word Stamp Exhibitions in the title of this catalogue
should be taken to include any philatelic event for which souvenirs are
produced, such as stamp fairs and philatelic weekends, even though there may
have been no formal exhibition of stamps as such. Specifically excluded
are postcards, stamp booklets and most advertising labels produced after 1960
for pre-show publicity.
About this CD
Written
in HTML code using Microsoft FrontPage 2000, most images were scanned in
jpeg format on a Canon Lide50 flatbed scanner at various resolutions so that
the resultant image can be easily viewed on a 1024x768 computer screen. Each
item is reproduced twice, once as a 110 pixel high thumbnail and again as a
full screen image. As an aid to collecting, there is a simple checklist in
Microsoft Word format that you can print off, tick and take to stamp fairs. A
licence-free viewer is included for those without Microsoft Word or Works.
If
interested in purchasing this
CD, which costs GBP16 for worldwide
despatch, see this PDF link for more information
and an order form
and
this PDF symbol for a link to a sample page
from the disk

With the
exceptions of British
Stamp Exhibitions and British Stamp
Printers, all books are now out of print.
Copies of all works are deposited in the
libraries of the National Philatelic Society
and the Royal Philatelic Society, both located
in London, plus the American Philatelic
Research Library, USA.
(Previously in monographs)

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