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Exhibitions |
| National Exhibitions |
The following are up-coming exhibitions which have been approved by NZPF:
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| Overseas Exhibitions |
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The following are FIP, FIAP, Australian or other overseas exhibitions and, where appointed, NZPF Commissioners. For more details on these exhibitions check their websites where provided. |
| Exhibition | Commissioner | |
| London 2010 (FIP) 8 15 May 2010 | Robyn Gwynn | |
| Adelaide 2010 (½Nat) 6 8 Aug 2010 | ||
| Bangkok 2010 (FIAP) 4-12 Aug 2010 | Norman Banfield | |
| Portugal 2010 (FIP) 1 10 Oct 2010 | Don Richardson | |
| Joburg 2010 (Sth Africa)(FIAP) 27 31 Oct 2010 | Ross Marshall | |
| Mandurah 2010 (WAust)(Nat) 19 21 Nov 2010 (Australasian Challenge) | N Is Bruce Chadderton S Is Mark Jurisich | |
| Philanippon 2011, Jul 28 - Aug 2, Yokohama (FIP) | Jenny Banfield | |
| India 2011 (FIP) | David Loe | |
| Check CALENDAR for information on other overseas exhibitions. |
| One Frame Exhibitions |
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Societies are encouraged to stage one frame competitions and exhibitions. Only where it is intended to use the word 'national' or any other term which would imply national or international participation is NZPF approval required. Any one frame competition held in conjunction with a national exhibition is automaticlally a 'national one frame exhibition'. NZPF Approved Regulations for Staging of National One Frame Exhibitions is contained in the NZPF Resource Kit. |
| Other Exhibitions and Displays |
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A number of societies have regular club and inter-club competitions. These generally do not rigidly follow the judging criteria set down for national exhibitions but many of the same principles are followed. NZPF encourages these competitions and exhibitions. Many societies also produce non-competitive displays for special anniversaries or on a regular basis. These give members an opportunity to mount their collections and are used to publicise the hobby and the existence of the society to the general public. |
| Exhibition Classes |
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The minimum size for open classes at national exhibitions (other than one frame) is 3 frames (48 pages) and the maximum 8 frames (128 pages). Youth competitive classes have varying minima and maxima depending on the age of the entrant. Competitive FIP Classes Traditional Postal History (a) Postal History (b) Marcophilia and (c) Historical, Social and Special Studies Postal Stationery Aerophilately Astrophilately Revenues Thematic Maximaphily Literature Youth Competitive Non-FIP Classes Open (experimental FIP class) Cinderella One frame (experimental FIP class) First day covers Frugal Philately Frugal Philately Adult Development Special Competitive Non-FIP Class Postcards NB special rules and awards apply to postcards. These can be found at postcard exhibitions. |
| Awards for National Exhibitions |
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A range of awards can be granted at New Zealand National Exhibitions. They could include the following:- Grand Award of the exhibition - normally donated by New Zealand Post Ltd. Runner Up to the Grand Award - Fletcher-Cole Trophy (donated by the Fletcher-Cole Memorial Trust). Felicitations of the Chairman of the Jury for entries demonstrating exceptional philatelic research or originality. Medals are awarded in relation to the points assigned to the exhibit. Certificates detailing the level of award, the name of the exhibitor and a brief description of the entry are provided for each exhbit. Special Awards The following are available for presentation, subject to suitable qualifying entries:- Best exhibit by a lady - the Phyllis Turnbull Award. Outstanding New Zealand entry - the Campbell Paterson Ltd Award. Novice - the Federation Cup. Novice One Frame - Federation Award. Other special awards - may be received by the organisers of the exhibition from donors and are awarded at the discretion of the Chairman of the Jury after consultation with the jurors. |
| Medal Awards | ||
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Medals are awarded based on the level of points an exhibit achieves. They are as follows: | ||
| Medal | National | International |
| Large Gold | 90 - 100 | 95 - 100 |
| Gold | 85 - 89 | 90 - 94 |
| Large Silver Gold | 80 - 84 | 85 - 89 |
| Silver Gold | 75 - 79 | 80 - 84 |
| Large Silver | 70 - 74 | 75 - 79 |
| Silver | 65 - 69 | 70 - 74 |
| Silver Bronze | 60 - 64 | 65 - 69 |
| Bronze | 50 - 59 | 60 - 64 |
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[Note: 'Silver Gold' is to be used in future New Zealand exhibitions instead of
'Vermeil'.] |
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| Gemstone Awards | |
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Gemstone awards are used for national one frame exhibitions or where non-FIP, special classes have been accepted at an exhibition. They convey a level of achievement against a relevant criteria but avoid any confusion between the achievement and the medal awards of internationally accepted philatelic exhibiting classes. |
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| Gemstone | Points |
| Diamond | 90 - 100 |
| Ruby | 80 - 89 |
| Emerald | 70 - 79 |
| Sapphire | 60 - 69 |
| Topaz | 50 - 59 |
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| Judging of Exhibitions |
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Judging of competitive FIP classes at National exhibitions is largely based on FIP General Regulations for Evaluation of Exhibits (GREVs) and the Special Regulations for the Evaluation of Exhibits (SREVs). Some of these can be accessed at Federation Internationale de Philatelie (FIP). A document, produced by NZPF, entitled Approved Judging Criteria is available from the Secretary at a small charge. Judging at exhibitions is carried out, in accordance with these criteria, by judges who are approved by NZPF having met strict criteria of approval. |
| NZFP Approved Judges | ||
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The following detail the judges approved at the AGM in November 2005. Consultants Consultants are people who are no longer judging and/or have specific specialised knowledge which other judges may call on. |
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| Startup, Robin M | ||
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International (FIP) These judges are qualified to judge in specific classes at FIP exhibitions as well as any New Zealand National Exhibition and may be invited to judge at specific Australian, Canadian or FIAP exhibitions. |
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| Ellott, Gerald J | Gwynn, Robin D | Long, Jeff A |
| Marshall, A Ross | Richardson, Don | Scott, Barry J E |
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Asian (FIAP) These judges are qualified to judge in specific classes at FIAP exhibitions as well as any New Zealand National Exhibition and may be invited to judge at specific Australian or Canadian exhibitions. |
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| Banfield, Norman R | Loe, David | |
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National These people may judge at New Zealand national exhibitions and may be invited to judge at certain Australian or Canadian exhibitions. |
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| Banfield, Jenny | Beach, Tim R | Berry, Allan P |
| Chadderton, Bruce | Chivers, Stephen J | Claridge, Sue E |
| Duns, Robert J | Genge, Erica | Gibson, R A (Bob) |
| Jurisich, Mark | Jury, Len | Larsen, Colin |
| Lee, Jean | Livingston, Robert G | Loe, David |
| Russell, Graeme | Smitham, David | Thackery, Tony |
| Williams, Jillian | Wilson, D John | Yap, Paul |
Apprentices These people have met the pre-requisite standard for judges and after completing a minimum of 2 satisfactory apprenticeships at national exhibitions they will become national judges. |
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| Banvie, Mark | ||
Youth These people have met the standard laid down by the PYC and NZPF for the judging of youth exhibits. |
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| Banfield, Jenny | Beach, Tim R | Claridge, Sue E |
| Lee, Jean | Long, Jeff A | Smitham, David |
| D John Wilson | ||
Youth Apprentices These people have met the pre-requisite standard for youth judges and after completing a minimum of satisfactory apprenticeships at national exhibitions they will become national youth judges. |
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| Genge, Erica | ||
Literature |
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| Banfield, Jenny | Banfield, Norman | Berry, Allan P |
| Ellott, Gerald J | Gwynn, Robin D (FIP) | Larsen, Colin |
| Long, Jeff A | McLachlan, Steven | Marshall, A Ross |
| Muir, Graham | Smitham, David | Startup, Robin M |
| Vaassen, Sue | Vincent, Brian G | |
Literature Apprentices These people have met the pre-requisite standard for lkiterature judges and after completing a minimum number of satisfactory apprenticeships at national exhibitions they will become national judges. |
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| Banvie, Mark | Campbell, John | Jackson, Alan |
Postcards These people have met the standard laid down by the NZ Postcard Society and NZPF for the judging of national postcard exhibits. |
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| Claridge, Sue | Lilley, Charles | Long, Jeff A |
| South, Doug | Wilson, D John | |
Postcard Apprentices These people have met the pre-requisite standard for postcard judges and after completing a minimum number of satisfactory apprenticeships at national exhibitions they will become national judges. |
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| Main, William | ||
(FIP) or (FIAP) indicates the person is an FIP or FIAP judge in this class. |
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