Frímerkjasöfn

CLASSIC ICELAND - Indriði Pálsson

Classic Iceland until 1902 - Regular Postage Stamps, Postmarks and Covers

Ein er upp til fjalla - Helgi Gunnarsson

Rjúpa hefur lengi verið Íslendingum hugleikin. Hún er tákn um hið fagra og ljúfa í íslenskri náttúru og er efniviður margra sagna og ljóða.

GEYSIR - Lennart Engström

A study of the Geysir issue 1938-1947

ICELAND DURING WW II - SH/BW

The main object of this exhibit is to show the different use of postal services in Iceland and different censoring and routes for the civil post during WW II.

ICELAND Two Kings - Stig Österberg

EXTRACT FROM A SPECIAL COLLECTION - 6 FRAMES

Icelandic Crown and Posthorn Cancellations - Árni Þór Árnason

Study Into Usage Across Different Stamp Isues

Icelandic Crown Cancels - Hjalti Jóhannesson

This exhibit goal: Is to show the usage of the Icelandic Crown Cancels, mainly during the period of 1894-1903, different types along with names of the offices they were used at, for canceling stamps or as a transit cancellation. Noted are information on Postal Rates and cancels changes. The exhibits plan is by cancel type and then mostly in alphabetical order.

Icelandic War Covers - World War II - SH/BW

The purpose of this collection is to show the postal history of foreign military forces occupying Iceland during World War II.  It includes examples of mail from the various military post offices operating throughout Iceland and shows types of correspondence which were used during the war.

INRODUCTION - to a selection of ICELANDIC POSTAL STATIONARY CARDS - Ulla Olson

For this exhibit mostly pages of the older issues have been chosen, also examples of printing varieties and various postmarks.

Ísland, Í GILDI-udgaven - Tor C. Jensen

Áhugaverðir hlutir úr Í GILDI útgáfunni Interesting Í GILDI Stamps and Covers

Íslensk jólamerki og -póstur 1904-1964 - Erik Jensen

Icelandic Christmas seals and mail 1904-1964. In this collection are Christmas Seals and mail issued or distributed in Iceland from 1904-1964

Litli bróðir í norðri - Helgi Gunnarsson

Lundi er fugl af svartfuglaætt og af ættkvísl lunda. Í varpbúningi er hann skrautlegur og sérkennilegur fugl.

NORDIA 91 - Bréf úr Þjóðskjalasafni - SH/BW

Svart hvít ljósrit af bréfum úr Þjóðskjalasafni sem sýnd voru á Frímerkjasýningunni NORDIA 91. Í sýningunni eru bréf fyrir tíma frímerkjanna, skildingabréf, aurabréf og bréf með Kristjáni IX. bæði venjuleg- og þjónustu bréf.

Numeral Cancellations - Sverrir Helgason

Fyrsta atlaga - First attempt

Númerastimplar 1-300

Eiður Árnason 14 rammar.  -  Sýnt á Nordia 2023 í Garðabæ.

Postal usage of the Icelandic Charity Stamps - Gústaf Gústafsson

8 issues of Charity stamps have been issued in Iceland with the total of 22 stamps. They are all shown in this exhibit. The premium over the postal value varies from 10% to 100% with the average of 20%. These stamps were not commonly used on regular mail and are extremely rare on parcel cards, like on page 6 in this exhibit. Why were they not used on regular mail? Perhaps the author of an article in the “Frímerki“ a Magazine for Stamp Collectors, issue 2 in December 1957 appointed. It was mostly Collectors and Stamp Dealers that purchased the stamps from the Post Office. The Public was not aware of these stamps and they were poorly advertised. The author, probably Finnur Kolbeinsson, Magni R. Magnússon or Þórður Guðjohnsen, the publishers, blamed it on the beneficiaries of the issues. They should have pushed the stamps and organized a well advertised event by motivating children and other volunteers to sell the stamps by offering them by walking door to door. They even offered a free advertising in their magazine. Up to one whole page for each event. Exhibited in Copenhagen October 2019.

Safnið hans Halls - Hallur Þorsteinsson

Numeral cancels on Christian IX 10 aurar - First distribution 1-173

Variants of two kings Frederik and Christian IX - Magnús Sigurðsson

Einn rammi sýndur á LÍF sýningu 9.-10. nóvember 2019. One frame Exhibited in Reykjavík November 9.-10. 2019.

Vestfjarðastimplar - Steinar Friðþórsson

Sýnt í Kaupmannahöfn í október 2019

ÞINGEYJARSÝSLUR Postal history 1823-1944 - Eiður Árnason

The collection covers both south and north of Þingeyjarsýsla (county), as it is one area. The collection is mainly arranged as follows: lt begins with prephilatelic letters, although the first one was not delivered by postal mail, but sent by a merchant vesselto copenhagen. Another letter is addressed to Raufarhöfn, but was not picked up and therefore returned to sender (two such letters are known on the free market). The third letter was unstamped and dates back to 1873' lt such a letter was labeled "Public Affairs", as this one, it fulfilled the conditions to make it legal' ln addition, the collection contains a variety of mailed letters, postcards and single stamps with legible cancels from all Post offices (Po) and collecting offices (co) from 1873 to 1944, which had been assigned their own cancellations. Those have mainly been categorized by the duration these offices were operated, but due to the scope of the exhibit, the rule is slightly broken.