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MonacoPhil publishes December programme and prepares African postal-history catalogue

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MonacoPhil publishes December programme and prepares African postal-history catalogue

MonacoPhil 2026 artwork advertising Sub-Saharan African postal history and world rarities, 3–5 December at One Monte-Carlo.
Image: MonacoPhil / Club de Monte-Carlo, via FEPA
Published2 Nov 2026Updated2 Nov 2026News date1 Nov 2026Event3 Dec 2026 – 5 Dec 2026Country🌐 Monaco
LocationOne Monte-Carlo conference centre, Monaco

MonacoPhil 2026 has published its programme for 3–5 December at One Monte-Carlo. The event combines an exhibition of 100 world rarities, a collective display of stamps and postal history of Sub-Saharan Africa before the First World War, and a philatelic trade show.

An announcement published by FEPA on 1 November says that the event’s publications are at press. Alongside the 100 Rarities catalogue, a substantial catalogue will accompany the African exhibition, reproducing major pieces and articles by specialists. Enquiries about pre-orders and attendance are directed to Axel Kendrick.

The organiser’s programme places the African display in the Salle des Arts, the rarities in Salon Arman and the trade show in Salle Jean Cocteau. On 3 December all three are listed from 10am to 6pm. The African display closes at 4pm on 4 December, while the rarities and trade show continue until 6pm.

For 5 December, the two exhibitions close at 4pm and the trade show at 4:30pm. Philatelic presentations are provisionally listed for 4 December, with details still to be confirmed. A Maison Boule auction is scheduled for 6pm on 3 December, with its location unconfirmed.

The programme also identifies members-only meetings and invitation-only receptions and dinners separately from the exhibition sessions. An invitation-only inauguration is provisionally scheduled for 9:30am on 3 December.

MonacoPhilPostal historySub-Saharan AfricaPhilatelic literatureExhibitions
Source: MonacoPhil / Club de Monte-Carlo · Read original source →