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The Society now has four different types of awards that can be given:
* The PSSC Specialization Medal can be awarded at National Level Canadian Philatelic Exhibitions for exhibits that show evidence of significant research relating to a subject. No more than one award per show will be given and the recipient cannot already be a member of the Society. Recipients will, however, be invited to join the Society.
(Original medal used until copies were depleted.)
(This is our new medal struck in 2006. It was designed by Alan Hanks.)
* The Sutherland-McKanna Award is a new medal (2007) that has been donated to the Society in honour of Harry Sutherland and Alan McKanna. It is engraved “Sutherland & McKanna” and will be presented annually at our December meeting to the member exhibiting the best Single-Frame Exhibit at that meeting. Identical medals, but not so-engraved, can be awarded at the discretion of the Executive. One such use is when a member is awarded an Honorary Life Membership for their service to the Society. Another occasion will be to the speaker at our Annual Banquet.
* The Herbert Dubé Lectureship Award is presented to Society members who have published a significant paper in either book form or in one of the leading philatelic journals, and who has also presented their work to the members in one of our monthly meetings. The award consists of an objet d’art and a certificate suitable for framing. This is the highest award the Society can bestow upon a member.
The Dubé Award varies from year to year. This is the award presented to Michael Madesker in 1987.
Above is the award presented to Peter Spencer in 2006.
* The PSSC Lapel Pin is awarded to members when they fulfill their membership obligation by either making an oral presentation to the Society, or other service to the Society as deemed acceptable by the Executive. These pins have also been donated by a member who wishes to remain anonymous.
PSSC SPECIALIZATION MEDAL RECIPIENTS
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Winner |
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1956 |
William H.P. Maresch |
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Lou Crosby |
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Edwin Mueller |
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1957 |
J. Watson Yuile |
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1958 |
D.A. Young |
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Dr. James J. Matejka Jr |
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1959 |
A. Banfield |
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S.C. Jersey |
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1962 |
Anthony Ruta |
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D.D.S. Haverbeck |
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1963 |
M.A. Boianowicz |
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1967 |
Horace W. Harrison |
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1975 |
Dr. Fred Stulberg |
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1976 |
Prof. H.E. Duckworth |
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Dr. H.W. Duckworth |
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1977 |
Sidney Shelton |
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1978 |
J. Fosberry |
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1981 |
William L. Percy |
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1993 |
R.F. Narbonne |
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2000 |
Harry Machum |
Canada’s Wilding Issue |
Orapex 2000 |
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Brian Murphy |
Transatlantic Mails in the Victorian Era |
Edmonton |
2002 |
Susan Sheffield |
Post Offices of Muskoka Resort Hotels |
Royal 2002 |
| 2003 |
Timothy Bartshe |
Orange Free State Republican Postal Issues 1868-1900 |
Royal 2003 |
2004 |
Ian McTaggart-Cowan |
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Dr. Sandy Clark |
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Royal 2004 |
2005 |
Robert Anderson |
Brant County Postmarks & Cancellations to
1950 |
Orapex 2005 |
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Richard M. Morris |
Canada: The Admiral Issue |
Stampex 2005 |
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Kimber Wald |
The Historical Confederation Issue |
Royal 2005 |
2006 |
Hugh Rathbun |
The Postal History of Annapolis from George II to Victoria |
Novapex 2006 |
| 2007 |
Steve Johnson |
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Jean-Jacques Tillard |
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| 2008 |
Steven A. Friedenthal |
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James R. Taylor |
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| 2009 |
Gary Steele |
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Les Molnar |
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THE HERBERT DUBÉ RECIPIENTS
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Winner |
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1970 |
Dr. Fred Stulberg |
Branch, Street and Depot Post offices of Toronto 1880 to 1900 |
This, the very first Dubé Award, was presented to Dr. Stulberg by Herbert Dubé himself at the 1970 Annual Banquet. |
1973 |
Dr. Robert A. Chaplin |
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1975 |
Harry Lussey |
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1977 |
Dr. Fred Stulberg |
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1982 |
Kenneth Rowe |
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Mirko Rasic |
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Allan L. Steinhart |
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1987 |
Allan L. Steinhart |
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Kenneth Rowe |
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Michael Madesker |
Canada Booklets 1900 - 1935 |
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1988 |
Major E.R. (Ritch) Toop |
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1992 |
Fred R. Stubens |
The Mediterranean Mails |
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2004 |
Murray Heifetz |
OAT and AV2 Markings |
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2006
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Peter Spencer |
The Wearing of the Green
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Pretty In Pink
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Peter had both of his books published within a year of each other, as well as making presentations of both of his highly specialized studies to the Society. |
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2008
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Ken Snelson |
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2009 |
John Tyacke |
The Postal History of World War II Mail Between Canada and Switzerland |
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COMPETITIVE SINGLE-FRAME EXHIBIT WINNERS
The December meeting was traditionally a Show & Tell meeting, called President’s Night, when members could show off teir latest acquisitions or update the membership on their on-going studies. However, in 1993 it was decided that the December meeting would be a chance for members to present a specialized single-frame exhibit of 16 pages which would now be judged and winners chosen for First, Second and Third place. The exhibit was to be a new exhibit made specifically for this evening, not one that had previously been shown or entered into competition elsewhere. Each presenter would have exactly three minutes in which to describe their exhibit to those present. Originally, the winner would receive a gift (typically a bottle) provided by the President. More recently, all three winners would receive a gift along with an appropriate certificate suitable for framing. As of the December 2007 meeting, the First place winner would also receive the Sutherland-McKanna Medal, a supply of which having been donated by an anonymous member. These meetings are typically some of the most popular, due to the tremendous variety and extraordinary quality of material. Three judges are chosen from the members who were not exhibiting.
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1st Fred Fawn |
Canadian Imperial Penny Postage 1898 |
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2nd Fred Stubens |
Hong Kong / China Mail to Overseas Destinations |
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3rd Don Welsh |
Marine Post Offices of New Zealand 1923-1938 |
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Dec 94 |
1st Fred Fawn |
The 15¢ Large Queen |
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2nd John Tyacke |
Re-direction of Mail to Boer War POWs in India |
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3rd Allan Steinhart |
Canadian Handstamps; US Postage Prepaid or Collect |
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Dec 95 |
1st George Buza |
The 1927 Airmails of Hungary |
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2nd Don Welsh |
Fiji Port of Arrival and Paquebot Cancellations 1882-1990 |
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3rd Ed Walton |
The Baenniger Correspondence 1940-1945 |
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Dec 96 |
1st Don Welsh |
Stamp Issues and Related Ephemera of the Edwardian Period |
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2nd (not recorded) |
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3rd (not recorded) |
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Dec 97 |
1st Don Welsh |
Fiji – Pirogue Issues 1893-1902 |
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2nd (not recorded) |
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3rd (not recorded) |
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Dec 98 |
1st John Wilson |
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2nd (not recorded) |
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3rd (not recorded) |
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Dec 99 |
1st Ed Walton |
Gümligen Postally and in Pictures |
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2nd Alan Hanks |
The Victoria Falls |
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3rd Murray Heifetz |
The Flag of Israel, its Origins and Development |
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Dec 00 |
1st Ken Snelson |
Liverpool: Tax Marks for Underpaid Postal Union Mail |
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2nd (not recorded) |
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3rd (not recorded) |
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Dec 01 |
1st JJ Danielski |
The Origins of the Polish Red Cross |
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2nd Ingo Nessel |
Hong Kong Jusqu’a Markings |
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3rd John Wilson |
Brother Carl’s Share of the Chocolates |
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Dec 02 |
1st Stuart Reddington |
Review of the Penny Black |
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2nd Fred Fawn |
The Map Stamp – From Essay to Stamp |
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3rd Peter Lerpiniere |
Madagascar RPOs |
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Dec 03 |
1st Sam Chiu |
The Last Chinese Empire: Hung Hsien |
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2nd (not recorded) |
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3rd (not recorded) |
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Dec 04 |
1st Fred Fawn |
1919 Hungarian Council Republican Issue |
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2nd (not recorded) |
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3rd (not recorded) |
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Dec 05 |
1st Sam Chiu |
Japanese Occupation of Wei Hai Wei 1896-97 |
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2nd Rod Paige |
Those Beautiful Blues |
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3rd Michel Houde |
Security Markings – British Consular Post Office at Bangkok |
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1st John Wilson |
Mail to and from Ships in Hong Kong Harbour 1860-1939 |
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2nd Michael Madesker |
Life of a Triple Alliance POW in a Triple Entente Regime |
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3rd Herb McNaught |
The Quebec Tercentenary Issue – From Design to Finished Stamp |
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Dec 07 |
1st Sam Chiu* |
Pre-War Port Arthur |
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2nd Fred Fawn |
Canada – The Large Queens: Postal Rates |
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3rd Murray Heifetz |
French Airmail Etiquettes |
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Dec 08 |
1st Bob Thorne* |
Perfect Machines Used at Montreal Stations |
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2nd Fred Fawn |
Nova Scotia 1851-1863, The Preliminaries |
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3rd Alan Hanks |
The Beautiful Blues |
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Dec 09 |
1st Jean-Jacques Tillard* |
Saint-Pierre & Miquelon: Mountain and Trees, a 1947 Issue |
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2nd John Wilson |
The Postmen's Beat Chops of Hong Kong, to 1941 |
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3rd Alan Hanks |
Tales of the Tails |
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(*Presented with the Sutherland-McKanna Medal) |
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