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Wisconsin Federaton of Stamp Clubs
United States
Registrace 12. 11. 2020
The Wisconsin Federation of Stamp Clubs (WFSC) is a regional group that consists of 27 local stamp collecting clubs within and bordering the state of Wisconsin.
Washington Island: Small Town, Great Postal History
Washington Island: Small Town, Great Postal History presented by Cheryl Ganz to ATA Ch. 5 Milwaukee on 3/13/24
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Topicals & Cachets: Gingerbread
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Topicals & Cachets: Gingerbread. Presented on December 13, 2023 by Vera Felts to ATA Chapter 5.
Milwaukee and Its Postcards
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Milwaukee and Its Postcards presented to ATA Ch5 by Jim Meverden August 2023
Stamps as Art on Christmas Covers and Cards
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Presented December 2022 to ATA #5 by Aimee Devine
Sugar and Spice on Stamps
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Sugar and Spice on Stamps presented by Vera Felts to Milwaukee ATA Ch 5
Holiday Elves First Day of Issue at North Pole, Alaska
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Holiday Elves first day of issue ceremony presentation by Eric Knapp to ATA Ch 5. Milwaukee
Hideaki Nakano Cachets
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Hideaki Nakano Cachets presented in person to ATA Chapter 5 on 8/10/2022
Topical Tales of Alaska
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Topical Tales of Alaska presentation by Eric Knapp. Presented June 8, 2022 to the ATA Chapter 5 - Milwaukee
Idioms
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Tom Fortunato presents philatelic idioms. Presentation available at - www.rpastamps.org/rpa-presentations.html
Elements to Consider in a First Day Cover Exhibit
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Presented to ATA Chapter 5 in November 2021 by John Pare
A Glimpse of Milwaukee Through Its Advertising Covers
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Presented by Jim Meverden to ATA Chapter 5, October 13, 2021.
Logging: Spring River Drives in Wisconsin
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A look at regional history through postal history. Logging: Spring River Drives in Wisconsin. Presented 9/8/21 by Jim Byrne.
The Baden-Powell Portrait: One Man, One Painting, and a Whole Lot of Philately
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Presented by Eric Knapp on June 9, 2021 to American Topical Association Chapter 5 in Milwaukee
Walt Disney's First Superstar: Mickey Mouse
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"Walt Disney's First Superstar: Mickey Mouse" exhibit presentation by Ed Bergen on May 12, 2021
Wierd Stuff First Day Covers
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Lloyd A. de Vries presentation to ATA Chapter 5. April 2021.
Has a Pandemic Changed the World of Philately
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Has a Pandemic Changed the World of Philately
Hanukkah: The World's Most Important Jewish Holiday (Philatelically Speaking!)
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Hanukkah: The World's Most Important Jewish Holiday (Philatelically Speaking!)
A friend of mine just found one of these covers at a thrift store. Thank you for the in-depth video about it.
I am a graduate of Wayne State University in Detroit. In 1976, I took an elective Mathematics course at WSU. Although I was a history major, all liberal arts students were required to take a few math-science oriented electives and this was a precalculus course. Hideaki Nakano was the Graduate Assistant who taught the course. He and I became friendly and I spent time with him (lunches) in 1975.I fell out of touch with him in late 1975 and we never talked again . At the time Nakano was about 30 years old and not had yet obtained his PHD. His father, who had died in 1974, was a celebrated Math Professor .He taught at WSU and had published significant books and articles .His name was Hidegoro Nakano. Hideaki lived with his mother in Detroit near the Wayne Campus. Hideaki had a sister - who seems to be referenced in the video- who taught Mathematics at a non Michigan University. Hideaki was a memorable character. He seemed to be living in the shadow of his father . I don't know how far Hideaki went as a Mathematics scholar. This was basically the pre computer and pre internet era. So I don`t know if he ever acquired knowledge or skills in computer work. It`s likely Hideaki lived at the Merrick (in Detroit near the WSU campus) apartment after the death of his mother up until Hideaki`s own death. Many people with connections to WSU live around Merrick Street. I just don`t know how he earned a living between 1975 and 2019. He was a bright guy, but I doubt if his mental abilities translated into much in the way of earning power. He and his family were sober and frugal -so I`m sure he got by financially. Socially, Hideaki Nakano was pathetic. The outbursts of temper referred to in the video were witnessed by me occasionally. You never knew what would set him off. He was lonely and unattractive to women. I bet he never married, never had children and never even had a girlfriend. He occasionally referred to what he called his "superstar" stamp collection.But keep in mind that this was in 1976 -before he ever was acclaimed in the stamps world. At the time the key elements of Hideaki Nakano were : (1.) he was proud of being Japanese (2.) his father was a big shot Math scholar whom Hideaki was unsuccessfully trying to emulate (3.) he was lonely and irascible. I hope these recollections are interesting to some people. RIP Hideaki Nakano.
I'm not a stamp collector, but rather collect ephemera. I recently purchased a lot of ephemera which included a Hideaki Nakano cachet for Roberto Clemente, first day of issue 1984. I've seen First day of Issue USPS released envelopes but nothing like this and so a Google search to learn more brought me here. Thank you for the video.
I LOVED seeing the creativity in these displays! Very well done, thank you!
Shame about the ones they painted over -- that's erasing history. The whole point is to be minorly offensive so future generations learn from the pasts' mistakes.
Wonderful, glad to watch this presentation.