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Framed 'Anniversary at the Vasa' painting by Jörgen Lönngren. Donated by Exhibition Manager Jonas Hällström RDP FRPSL. The painting is a depiction of the Palmarès Banquet for Stockholmia 2019 - The International Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Royal Philatelic Society London. The Banquet took place at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm on Saturday 1 June, 2019.
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Sweden
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2019 to 2019
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 framed picture 2021.98.37
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Object Part Red rectangular box for The British Philatelic Exhibition London 1981 silver medal awarded to I.D. Crane for 'Djibouti and Obock' - 'Mail from and within Djibouti and Obock at the turn of the 19th Century' in Foreign Class, Frame Nos. 5-6. 'POBJOY MINT/SUTTON SURREY/ENGLAND' on inside of the lid. The exhibition was held at the Wembley Conference Centre from 28th September to 2nd October 1981. London  
Object Part Transparent plastic capsule for The British Philatelic Exhibition London 1981 silver medal awarded to I.D. Crane for 'Djibouti and Obock' - 'Mail from and within Djibouti and Obock at the turn of the 19th Century' in Foreign Class, Frame Nos. 5-6. The exhibition was held at the Wembley Conference Centre from 28th September to 2nd October 1981. London  
Object Part The British Philatelic Exhibition London 1981 silver medal awarded to I.D. Crane for 'Djibouti and Obock' - 'Mail from and within Djibouti and Obock at the turn of the 19th Century, with letters to destinations outside what became the French Somali Coast and an emphasis on the use of the early pictorial issues and the use of Djibouti stamps on items sent from Abyssinia and before that country joined the U.P.U.' in Foreign Class, Frame Nos. 5-6. The exhibition was held at the Wembley Conference C London