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	11.17.08 Philstamps Sale 1008 Closing December 10, 2008. Part IV of the Eugene A. Garrett Collection. here... 10.31.08 PayPal is working! Pay dues, adverts, etc. online. To use go here... 10.01.08 New in Bookstore Postal slogan cancels (1904-68) by Hans-Werner Becker. more... 09.01.08 Changing of the Guard Bob Yacano and Jon Hardgrove stepping down; Don Peterson leads as new Coordinator with Rick Miggins, Hans Becker, Nigel Gooding and Doug Lehmann on board. Want more details see Contacts and Journal Entries from past & present Editors. 07.15.08 Abraham Q. Luspo, Jr. Pathfinder in Philippine Philately— died on July 12, 2008 in Manila. Four (4) tributes (Peterson et al, Sim, See, & Lehmann). more details... 04.26.08 Lifetime Achievement Awards Yacano and Luspo honored at WESTPEX 2008. more details.... 01.01.07 NEW 2006 Scott Numbers for Spanish Era King Alfonso XII series of 1878-9: 25 m black—from #63 to #62 25 m green—from #64 to #63 50 m dull lilac—from #65 to #64 62 ½ m gray—from #62 to #65 CREDITS Title Photo—Bill Oliver Graphics bar— Nigel Gooding	The International Philippine Philatelic Society (IPPS) was founded in 1974. The Society is based in Manila with a separate overseas operations established in 1986. The Philippine and Overseas operations are linked together to form the IPPS. At the present time, IPPS-overseas operations have over 200 members from 9 countries (approximately 175 in the United States). The IPPS publishes the quarterly Philippine Philatelic Journal (PPJ) pertaining to all aspects of Philippine philately, including new issues, membership news, meeting announcements, mail sales, national and international auction results, general topics, and serious research on Philippine philately. IPPS sponsors regional and national meetings in the Philippines and United States. The IPPS is the sponsor of the philatelic exhibition, PHILPEX, and other exhibitions in Manila. In 1996, the Eugene A. Garrett Award was created and is awarded to the Philippine exhibit judged the most outstanding at each APS eligible World Series of Philately show. IPPS has a library service and also promotes articles and books published by its members. Published topics include serious research on the stamps and postal history of all periods. Refer to the Philippines Philatelic Book Store under Publications in this website for a list of member publications currently available to all collectors. more details... A compilation of some of the best Philippine collections ever formed with over 10,500 quality images from every era. Researched descriptions with images include source, realizations, references, known copies, and so forth. With the assistance of Tommy Sim, the IPPS is proud to sponsor this site that will take you to a higher level of understanding of what Philippine philately is all about. Click the logo above and see for yourself. Since there are over 10,000 images, you may find it easier to narrow your search using the above search box. Simply enter a keyword(s) and click the search button. For example, using reintegros will return 7 links with 6 referencing Arnold H. Warren research. Or, type in "Russell & Sturgis" and this will return 9 links including 5 different covers. Use the browser back arrow if you wish to return to this page from the Google results page. (Search also includes Gooding, Stanfield, and this IPPS sites.)



"FOR THOSE WHO PASSIONATELY COLLECT THE PHILIPPINES . . . ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE COMES CLOSE!" Abraham Luspo, Jr. (1953-2008) Website sponsored by the IPPS- Overseas Operations