GBPS On Line Zoom Display: Prince of Wales Hospital Fund
2026-12-12 12:00 - 13:30 (Europe/London) | On Line Zoom Display
2pm: Virtual Meeting by Chris George – Prince of Wales’ Hospital Fund for London 1897-1898, De La Rue Issues and Beyond
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Display Meeting: GB with a Difference
2027-01-23 11:00 - 16:30 | Royal Philatelic Society London, 15 Abchurch Lane, London, EC4N 7BW, United Kingdom
11am: Display by Bob Wheeler: GB with a Difference.
Afternoon session starts at 2.15pm.
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Display Meeting: King Edward VII and Horse Post & Mail Coach Routes
2027-02-20 11:00 - 16:30 | Royal Philatelic Society London, 15 Abchurch Lane, London, EC4N 7BW, United Kingdom
11am: Display by Paul Matthews FRPSL: King Edward Vii in the Post
2.25pm: Display by Garrie Naden: Horse Post and Mail Coach Routes, London-Midlands-NW England, 1660s-1840s
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Competitions, Mail Cancellations & Members Displays
2027-03-20 11:00 - 16:30 | Royal Philatelic Society London, 15 Abchurch Lane, London, EC4N 7BW, United Kingdom
11am: Display by Chris Jones: Developments in Mail Cancellation in Britain and Ireland, 1840-1860
2.15pm: Society Competitions
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Display Meeting: Line Engraved Day
2027-04-20 11:00 - 16:30 | Royal Philatelic Society London, 15 Abchurch Lane, London, EC4N 7BW, United Kingdom
11am: Displays by Kevin Maunder & Tony Wells: The First Postage Stamps – Production, Repairs and Varieties
2.15pm: Members Displays of Line Engraved
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Display Meeting: Antipodean Trials & Tribulations & AGM
2027-06-26 11:00 - 16:30 | Royal Philatelic Society London, 15 Abchurch Lane, London, EC4N 7BW, United Kingdom
11am: Display by The President’s Guest- Clive Jones – Antipodean Trails & Tribulations
2.15pm; AGM followed by Members Displays
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Virtual Meeting: Elections and the Post
2027-07-27 14:00 - 15:30 | On Line Zoom Display
2pm: On Line Zoom Display by Maurice Buxton FRPSL: The Elections and the Post
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.

GBPS Meeting: Stanley Gibbons Summer Gathering
2027-08-11 18:00 - 20:00 | Stanley Gibbons Ltd, 399 Strand, London, WC2R 0LX, United Kingdom
6pm: Stanley Gibbons host an evening reception with light refreshments. Members Displays.
Visitors are welcome.

Full details of the Great Britain Philatelic Society can be found at www.gbps.org.uk
For more information about membership, go to: http://www.gbps.org.uk/join
The Great Britain Philatelic Society was founded in 1955 by a small but enthusiastic group of collectors in order to promote, encourage, and contribute to the advancement of the philately of Great Britain. Since then, it has grown steadily, and now has more than 850 members in the UK and abroad. The Society deals with all aspects of GB philately, and has contributed much to the field; this is certain to continue as new members with fresh ideas join.
The GBPS is the UK’s leading Society for anyone interested in GB philately including stamps, postal history, booklets, postcards and more. It meets monthly in London (dependent on Covid restrictions at the moment) at the Royal Philatelic Society and there are also regional and Zoom meetings.
The GBPS produces a colour Journal, accompanied by a Newsletter, six times each year. Additionally, a number of philatelic publications are sponsored by the Society. Their extensive website provides the latest news and information and resources for collectors such as historical information on postal rates, copies of award-winning exhibits and much more. In addition, consultants are available to help collectors with any queries they might have.
