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Washington Stamp Collectors Club

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Washington Stamp Collectors Club
FoundedJanuary 1, 2006
Typenot-for-profit organization
Focusbeginner to advanced collector
Location
Originsmerged from Collectors Club of Washington and the Washington Philatelic Society
Area served
Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland
Methodphilatelic programs, auctions
Key people
C. A. Stillions, president
Revenue
Membership fees
WebsiteWashington Stamp Collectors Club

Washington Stamp Collectors Club is an organization of stamp collectors in the Washington, D.C. area, serving collectors in the district, northern Virginia, and Maryland.

History[edit]

The club was formed on January 1, 2006 through a merger of the Collectors Club of Washington (founded in 1927) and the Washington Philatelic Society (founded in 1905).

Location[edit]

The club holds its meetings at the Christ Methodist Church, 300 Eye Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Visitors are welcome and may obtain membership at the meeting.

Services[edit]

Services offered by the club are: trading or buying and selling stamps and covers; philatelic programs for advanced and beginning collectors; four to six auctions conducted yearly; stamp circuit books made available; philatelic contests; awards banquet and end-of-year holiday party; refreshments, snacks; and donations to junior collectors.

Publications[edit]

The club publishes its newsletter Washington City Despatch on a bimonthly basis.

Club awards[edit]

The DeVoss Trophy is awarded to the member who has performed outstanding service for the club during the past year. The Gantz Cup is awarded to a non-member who has provided outstanding service to stamp collecting during the past year.

Organization[edit]

The club is administered by a president, vice president, executive secretary, recording secretary, and treasurer. Committees include: Sales Circuits, Membership & Promotion, Newsletter Editors, Club Cover Sales, American Philatelic Society Representative, Historian, and Website.

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