Exhibits
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President Jaime Marckwordt won a Vermeil at StampShow 2004 for his one-frame exhibit Guatemala:
The Quetzal Air Mails of 1935-1939.
These stamps were designed by his grandfather, Carlos Marckwordt.
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A selection of
Guatemalan Postmarks, 1871-1902,
1871-1902, prepared for the European Academy of Philately's June 2005 show in Bern, Switzerland, by Cécile Gruson.
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A
Society Exhibit for the Washington 2006 Stampshow.
Prepared by members of the ISGC, David Jickling, coordinator.
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A seven frame exhibit by David Fine
"Guatemalan Auxiliary Markings, 1898-1963".
This is a large PDF file, the wait while it loads is worth it.
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An 8 frame exhibit by Dr. Andrew Cheung
"Guatemala Airmail 1924-1945".
Another large PDF file, again worth the wait.
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Guatemala "The Classics",
the pre-UPU issues 3/1/1871 - 7/31/1881. By Max Platinga.
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Central America Pre-Stamp Postal Markings,
from the colonial Period during the crown's administration (1767-1821) and post-independence (1821-1874).
By Robert Lebow.
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Guatemala: 1886 'Railway Bond' Issue
. Exhibit by Richard Gurevitch, via Andrew Cheung.
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Guatemala's Master Designer/Engraver: Arnoldo Chavarry Arrue
by Michael Bloom
This exhibit celebrates the philatelic achievements of the most prolific designer and engraver of the stamps of Guatemala:
J. Arnoldo Chavarry Arrue.
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Guatemala: The UPU Resplendent Quetzals, 1881 - 1886
by Michael Bloom
The purpose of this exhibit is to tell the story of some of the most beautiful stamps in all of philately -
the ''UPU Resplendent Quetzals."
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Die 2farbige Quetzal Ausgabe von Guatemala 1881 1886
(The 2-Color Quetzal Issue of Guatemala)
by Werner Hintze
In German
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Essays and Proofs of Guatemala
by Michael Bloom
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PDF file of the
Perf Presention Washington 2006
from Washington 2006.
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