Postai és Távközlési Múzeumi Alapítvány Évkönyve, 2001

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Stamp Museum Acquisitions:

Collection of Hungarian Stamps

68,099 items

Collection of Foreign Stamps

17,615 items

Miscellaneous Collections

18,119 items

Stamp Graphics, Sketches

63 items

Library

127 items

Postal Museum Acquisitions:

Artefact Collection

2,657 items

Document Collection

2,830 items

Library

727 items

Donations

To the Stamp Museum- Tibor Szokody: Austrian and United Nations First Day Covers,- Ferenc Frimmel: United States stamps,- Lajos Hodobay: Commemorative sheets,- Flyula Bernhordt: Envelopes, Commemorative sheets,- Mrs. István Szép: Philatelic medallions,- György Csemi: Commemorative plaques, Philatelic journals, bound,- Mihály Kaponay: Collection of Australian automated stamps and FDCs,- Márta Kiss: Antal Diósy’s stamp designs,- Jan Palmans: collection of sheet reconstructions.

To the Postal Museum- Endre Kondor: Postmaster György Erdos’s written and printed documents,- Éva Kocsis Tóth: Personal documents of postal official Mátyás Babocsay and postal worker István Trájer,- Erika Kovács Tatár: Documents of postal official László Kovács,- Anikó Fenyvesi: 46 artefacts and documents for the history of Euro-Calling,- Péter Bregovic: Military radio receiver,- Levente Szabados: Radio receivers,- Mrs. Ferenc Cziráki: Radio and television sets,- Péter Ölvedi Szabó: Record player,- Mrs. László Megyeri: László Megyeri’s awards, medallions, plaques,- István Marton: Radio sets.

Exhibitions

• 1,000 Years of Hungary as a Nation, Reflected in Telecommunications, itinerant exhibition (from August 16, 2000 until August 31, 2001).

• Literary Personalities of Debrecen Portrayed on Stamps, temporary exhibition at the Debrecen (E Hungary) Literary Museum (From March 13, 2001 to May 31, 2001).

• Millennium Banners Portrayed on Stamp Images, temporary exhibition at the Budapest Textile Museum (March 10, 2001 to June 30, 2001).

• Protected Plants and Animals, temporary exhibition at the Kittenberger Plant and Wildlife Park in Veszprém, W Hungary (May 3, 2001 to July 15, 2001).

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