Aim of the Sudan Study Group
There is such a wide variety of philatelic interest to enjoy in the Sudan
Philatelic Study of South Sudan
Dear members – a new publication by William L Barclay and Leo van der Velden is now available to members in the members area of this website. Just log in and click on the link to download your copy.
RPSL Presentation Handbook
Dear Members Log in now to see the handbook relating to the Richard Stock’s display to the Royal Philatelic Society London on the 29th July 2021. You will find it under the ‘Members Area’ tab though have to be logged in to see it!
Website Updates
Dear Members,Just to let you know the PDF for our online meeting (24 July 2021) has been uploaded to the members section of the website. There is also an updated version of the membership application form. Please download a copy and pass on to a philatelic friend and see if…
Zoom Meeting July 2021
Our Next Zoom Meeting will be held on Saturday 24 July 2021at 15.30 London time. I will be sending out details shortly by email. If anyone has slides they would like to present, please email jpg images of each portrait page (A4/US letter) to me as soon as possible and…
Newsletter – July 2021
Dear Members, The latest Newsletter, (July 2021), is now available to download from the members section of the website. Dave Rothery
Society Meeting – April 2021
Our Next meeting held via Zoom is on Saturday 10 April at 15.30 BST (London local time NOT GMT) Presentations so far include: Richard Stock – River & Railway T.P.O’s Andy Neal – Sudan – Stamps & Postal History after 1956 . Gary Tomasson – Perfins on the Stamps of…
Album Pages – Sudan
We have a new resource available to members kindly donated by Ken Doig, of Bass Lake, California. He has created an up to date series of Sudan Album Pages for members use. They can be accessed from the members area of the website: https://sudanstamps.uk/sudan-album-pages/ Example of a page from 1935
Social Media Update
If members log in to the website they will find some new content! Several images have been updated which went missing after the old site closed down. Also, the latest newsletter (July 2019) is now in the archive and can be downloaded and there is a new link to an…
