OPUS 12

Summary :

OPUS is AEP's flagship publication. This 2012 edition devotes 23 articles to Russia and 6 articles on various subjects:

1) The birth and development of Russian philately, Andrey Strygin

2) The first Russian postage stamps, Andrey Strygin

3) The Romanov series, Igor Pugachov

4) Romanov postal stationery of Russia, Andrey Chukin

5) Russian “Romanov-Levant”, Vladimir Perevezenczev

6) Romanov stamp-money with unofficial overprint, Vladimir Vinogradov

7) Batum provisional “35 Kop.” overprints on the postcards, Mikhail Alshibaya

8) Soviet stamps for the foreign exchange, Yevgeny Dragunsky

9) “Consular” R.S.F.S.R. air mail of 1922, Vsevolod Pritula

10) The Russian Zemstvo stamps, Alexey Strebulayev

11) Airships in the Soviet mail and philately, Leonid Tiuchtiaev

12) Soviet military censorship, Sergey Tkachenko

13) Russian non-postal stamp collecting, Olga Ivanova

14) Russian school of postal graphics, Boris Ilyukhin

15) Modern graphics of the Russian postage stamp, Alexandr Moskovets

16) Soviet and post-Soviet rare stamps, Dmitry Dubovik

17) Near the background of cosmic mail, Igor Panfilov

18) Les relations postales de la Russie impériale vers la France. Modalité de taxation des affranchissements insuffisants (1er avril 1874 - 31 décembre 1875), Jean-Pierre Magne

19) Les timbres de bienfaisance et vignettes russes de la première guerre mondiale 1914-1919, Igor Orobchenko

20) Postcards which carry greetings, Lyudmila N. Bakayutova

21) Stalingrad, Salvador Bofarull

22) La campagne de Russie, 1812, Pierre Dubus

23) Russia’s postal presence and relationships with Persia till the 1920s, Björn Sohrne

24) A travel to Maina and the Aegean Archipelago on 1795, Anthony Virvilis

25) Belgium and its “Épaulettes”, Allan Brink

26) The first transgression of postal regulations for the blind in Great Britain - 1907, Gavin Fryer

27) “Vous êtes prié de passer à votre bureau de poste”, A. de La Mettrie

28) Le naufrage du Malabar, Christian Keller

29) The 90 year anniversary of the world’s first international transcontinental flight for passengers, freight and post, Alexandru Bartoc

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