AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH COLLECTORS CLUB
OF NSW
Following the suspension of meetings during the coronavirus restrictions, we are now planning to resume.
Our next meeting will be Monday 17 August.
About Us
Founded in 1940.
Displays cover a wide range of Australian Philately, and the quarterly Bulletin features research articles from Australia Kangaroos (Roos) stamps and King George V stamps to moderns, including postal history.
Members of the KGV Study Group are present at each meeting and are happy to assist newcomers to this major philatelic study area.
Visitors are most welcome.
Affiliated with
Philatelic Association of NSW (PHILAS)
Services
Newsletter
Competitions
Library
Sale by tender
Exchange or circuit books
Guest speakers
Loan of philatelic accessories
Membership fees
$50 per person within Australia
$85 for international members
This site will soon give access to front pages of the Club's recent
Meeting Time
The 3rd Monday of each month (Public holidays excepted) at 7.45pm
Meeting Place
Philas House
17 Brisbane Street Surry Hills NSW 2010
How to get there
Philas House is near the southern end of Hyde Park, Whitlam Square, and Museum Station.
By rail: Museum Station is closest.
By bus: catch a bus to the first stop in Oxford Street from Central Station and Circular Quay.
By Car: Brisbane Street is one way from Oxford Street to Goulburn Street. Limited street parking is available, or the Goulburn Street Public Car Park is two blocks away.
Contact Us
Postal Address:
PO Box 227, Darlinghurst NSW 1300
Phone: (02) tba
Map
2020 Programme
17 August
Archives Night
21 September
Display: King George V Printed to Private
Order Postal Stationery
by Michael Drury
19 October
Display: Papua New Guinea and Norfolk
Island Usage of the First Two
Definitives by Lewis Webb
16 November
Group Display: Paper ephemera
14 December
AGM and President's display
2021 Programme (next year)
18 January
Group display by the States Study Circle
15 February
Display: Jack Lang's Coathanger
by Richard Peck
15 March
Display: Australian Occupation and
Administration of New Guinea,
1914 - 1941 by Gordon Towell