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BNA Exhibits from BNAPS Members
new material: April, 2007 (Resources and References)

Members of the British North America Philatelic Society are invited to present short exhibits of BNA material (philatelic material of Canada and the pre-Confederation provinces) they have developed, including exhibits that have been prepared for regional or national shows. These web pages are available for viewing by all Internet viewers, so members are urged to keep that in mind. Please scroll down to the Exhibits.

Members wishing to prepare material for competitive exhibiting can find some helpful information at the BNAPS Exhibiting page. This includes the BNAPS Judging Guidelines.

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One-frame Exhibits

Multi-frame Exhibits

BNAPS MEMBERS' BNA EXHIBITS

One-frame Exhibits:

Cross-border Mail via the Cunard Line (1.9 MB) - David D'Alessandris
1c Yellow Large Queen (0.5 MB) - Vic Willson
RPO Usage on the Manitoba & North Western Railway (1.4 MB) - Bob Lane
RPOs on the Mysterious Estevan Line (2 MB) - Bob Lane
Edward and Alexandra (2 MB) - Norris (Bob) Dyer - REVISED Feb. 2007
The West of Winnipeg RPO Hammers (1.4 MB) - Bob Lane
19TH Century Brandon Post Office Postmarks (1.5 MB) - Bob Lane

Multi-frame Exhibits

Internal Mail of Prince Edward Island - Mike Salmon (4 frames)

frame 1
frame 2 frame 3
frame 4
Postal History and Usages of the Canada Post Card 1871-1928 - Vic Willson

frame 1
frame 2
frame 3
frame 4 frame 5
frame 6
frame 7
frame 8

Railway Post Office Postmarks in Southern Manitoba (3 frames) - Bob Lane

CPR-Part1 (Pembina Line, Deloraine Line)
CPR-Part2 (Glenboro Line, Estevan Line, Gretna Line)
CNoR-Part1 (East-West lines)
CNoR-Part2 (Red River and Ontario lines)
Mail by Rail on Both Sides of the Manitoba/USA Border (2 frames) - Bob Lane
First File (1.5 MB)
Second File (2.5 MB)
Third File (1.5 MB)

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No material should be reproduced for profit without the permission of those authors.
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