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President’s Dinner 2024: The Stationers' Hall - Wednesday 23 October 2024

Host: Mr Michael J Y Roberts FRPSL, President

Not accepting bookings at present, Please await further details

DATE: Wednesday 23 October 2024

VENUE: The Stationers' Hall, Ave Maria Lane, London, EC4M 7DD

Clash of Empires: the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Deluxe Hardcover Book

Alexander Haimann FRPSL, Ian Knight & Cam Simpson

£45.00

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This 372-page deluxe hardcover book is produced in an edition of just 500 copies and effectively encompasses two books in one. The first half spans fifteen chapters and depicts every artefact featured in the museum exhibition along with a range of supplementary materials and supporting images. The second half is the Clash of Empires: Context & Considerations section with articles by twenty-one different authors

Link for preview images of the book's contents -
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/79iptnk50jq2g50/AAA6Z4X9Iu1fPLSC78agSnPga?dl=0

Clash of Empires: the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Softcover Book

£25.00

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Included here are two softcover books: Clash of Empires: the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition (214-pages) and Clash of Empires: Context & Considerations (160-pages). The first book spans fifteen chapters and depicts every artefact featured in the museum exhibition along with a range of supplementary materials and supporting images.

The second book, Clash of Empires: Context & Considerations features articles by twenty-one different authors.

Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Letter Opener

£8.33 (plus VAT, if UK or EU country)

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Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Letter Opener

Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Notebook & Pen

£8.33 (plus VAT, if UK or EU country)

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Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Notebook & Pen

Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Pencil

£1.67 (plus VAT, if UK or EU country)

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Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Pencil

Clash of Empires: the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Totebag

£10.00 (plus VAT, if UK or EU country)

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Clash of Empires: the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Totebag

Clash of Empires: the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition: Pen

£2.50 (plus VAT, if UK or EU country)

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Clash of Empires: The 1879 Anglo-Zulu War Exhibition Pen with Logo

The 1836 Anglo-French Postal Convention

Dr Geoffrey Lewis FRPSL

£65.00

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Many letters to France from overseas were carried by British ships to Britain. They had to be addressed to someone in Britain, usually a forwarding agent, so that the British Post Office could collect the postage fees for providing the shipping service.
The 1836 Convention allowed Britain and France to collect postage for each other. Although they each had different currencies and weight units, the major complexity was because the British system was based on the number of sheets of paper whereas France’s system was weight-based. If a letter from overseas was addressed directly to France, the British Post Office would write the accountancy amount due in the upper right corner. Each letter had to be rated individually. Similar accountancy procedures were used on many other types of mail passing between Britain and France, then the two most important countries in the world.
This book has illustrations of 250 covers, and these originated from no less than 56 different countries and colon