• Introduction
  • Welcome
  • About BNAPS Education
• Canadian Philately
  • Canadian Philately - An Outline
• Novices
  • Youth
    • Introduction
    • Canada’s Art and Artists on Canadian Stamps
    • My Favourite ... Cartier, 1534-1934
    • Collect Canada’s 1953–57 Wildlife Stamps
    • A Ship from History
    • First Day Covers
  • Adult
    • Introduction
    • A Small Start Can Build a Grand Collection
    • Canada's prime Ministers series of 1951-1955
    • The Admiral Stamps of Canada
    • An Introduction to Canadian Machined Slogan Cancels
• Experienced Collectors
  • Stamp Collectors
    • Introduction
    • Grenfell on Stamps of Newfoundland and Canada
    • Bluenose is Still Considered Canada’s Finest Stamp
    • The Open (or Shut) Case for Booklet Collecting
    • 1946 Stamps Show Canada’s Return to Peace
    • Issues of WWII: King, Country, and Conflict
    • The 1932 Medallions are Modern Classics
    • Canadian Stamps Marked Montreal Olympics
  • Postal Historians
    • Introduction
    • Canada’s ½¢ Small Queen had Multiple Uses
    • Covers Commemorated the Royal Visit of 1939
    • Some 19^th Century Mail That Took it on the Chin
    • Markings on Canadian Naval Mail of WWII
    • Crashes, Fires, and War Interrupted the Mail
    • Paquebot Covers: Mailed on the High Seas
• Exhibitors
  • Introduction
  • Aid to Exhibitors and Judges
  • Getting Started in Philatelic Exhibiting
  • Use resources to help solve puzzling covers
• The Press
  • Commercial publications
    • Introduction
    • Stamp Society Supports Youth Philately
  • Society publications
    • Introduction
    • Stamp Society Supports Youth Philately
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BNAPS Education - Novice Adult

Welcome to the British North America Education web site!

Within this site there are various articles that we hope will stimulate your own thought process and perhaps give you some guidance on what you might enjoy collecting or studying in this great hobby of ours.

There is no "proper" thing to collect within the stamp hobby. Stamp collecting by its very nature is a hobby of individualism.

We invite you to use these articles as you see fit and develop your own world within this hobby. Remember every collection is different; there is no right or wrong way to collect.

As you progress in the hobby and become interested in exhibiting then there are rules to follow.

There are some very interesting collections shown on the BNAPS web site and we invite you to visit them all.

If you have any questions or comments about this section please contact John Burnett at jb45855@aol.com.

If you are experiencing any technical problems with the web pages in this section please contact Greg Spring at g.m.spring@asch.co.uk.