Philately: Exhibiting
What Is a Philatelic Exhibit?
Teddy and his Friends topical thematic stamp display at London 2022 International Stamp Exhibition
A philatelic exhibition is an exhibition of stamps and postal history where stamp collectors (philatelists) compete for medals. The displays are shown in glass frames. Exhibitions are normally of international, national, regional or local scope and may also be for specific collecting interests. Exhibits are shown in different classes including astrophilately, postal history, thematic philately, traditional philately, and youth philately, among others. Judges award a variety of prizes, including gold, vermeil and silver medals and other prizes as determined by the exhibition officials. (adapted from Wikipedia)
APS Manual of Philatelic Judging and Exhibiting
The American Philatelic Society Manual of Philatelic Judging and Exhibiting (7th edition) provides both judges and exhibitors with current guidelines on how to judge or create an exhibit.
Resources
Philatelic Exhibiting (American Topical Association)
Philatelic Exhibiting 101: Why Exhibit?
Exhibiting (AAPE)
Exhibiting (Greater Mound City Stamp Club)
Resources for Stamp Exhibitors
Welcome to the World of Stamp Exhibiting! by Tom Fortunato
An Introduction to Thematic Exhibiting by Tom Fortunato
How to Build a Philatelic Exhibit
Current Trends in Thematic Philately – The Development and Generations of Thematic Exhibits by Vojtech Jankovič
Exhibit & Presentation Techniques Video
Exhibits Online
American Association of Philatelic Exhibitors Exhibits Online
U.S. Philatelic Classics Society Philatelic Exhibits
Museum of Philately Collections
Robert A. Mason Digital Library Exhibits
United Nations Philatelists Inc. Exhibits
South African Philately Club Displays
United States Stamp Society Exhibits
Ugly Beethoven by Yme Woensdregt
Yme Woensdregt's popular "Ugly Beethoven" exhibit is part of the 8...9...10...ready! program of Motivgruppe Musik, a German-based ATA study unit, that shows you can create an exhibit with just 10 stamps.