Winner price

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The winning prize for philatelic literature is named after the stamp dealer Hermann E. Sieger (1902–1954) who donated the prize in 1922. On the front of the medal is a portrait of Hermann E. Sieger with his name, year of birth and year of death. Since his death, the prize has been awarded by a chapter (a kind of jury) made up of a descendant and the previous winners. The award ceremony takes place every year and both domestic and foreign winners are honored with it. Writers or institutions who have distinguished themselves with philatelic literature in German are honored.

Award winners

1922 to 1932

  • 1922 Carl Köhler: Reprints of Württemberg postage stamps of the Kreuzer currency .
  • 1923 Alexander Bungerz: Large encyclopedia of philately .
  • 1924 Zumstein Verlag: Special catalog and manual on the stamps of the Swiss Confederation .
  • 1925 Alexander Berezwoski: Handbook of Airmail Customers . Catalog of all stamps and postmarks of the air posts.
  • 1926 Association of authors: Alexander Hollstege, Carl Schmidt : The St. Petersburg and Moscow City Post (celebratory contribution)
  • 1927
    • Edwin Müller : The postage stamps of Austria .
    • Rudolf Zoscak / von Witzleben: Contributions to the history of Romanian post and their postage stamps with special consideration of the postmarks.
  • 1928
    • Ernst Heberle: The post in the western stage area and its cancellations .
    • Carl Köhler: The types of cancellation on the first Württemberg postage stamps, especially the dumb and distribution stamps .
  • 1929 Heinrich Brönnle: Contributions to the knowledge of the post offices of German East Africa and their cancellations.
  • 1930
  • 1931 Adolf Passer: The postage stamps of Bosnia and Herzegovina .
  • 1932 Edwin Müller: Beginning and end of the Austrian Levantepost .

1933 to 1945

  • 1933
    • Carl Schmidt: The postage stamps of the Russian landscape offices .
    • Hans Westphal for the DBZ contribution: The Berlin post offices in the time of their classic postage stamps .
  • 1934 Anton Baron von Kumpf-Mikuli: New letters about old ones .
  • 1935
    • Dr. Adalbert Béla Szalay: Higher Philately, the Philately of the Future .
    • Ernst Hartmann: Samos and its postal situation (press article).
  • Not awarded in 1936
  • 1937 not awarded
  • 1938
    • Johannes Nawrocki: The first cash postage for bulk mail .
    • Gustav Kobold: about a DBZ article about inflation letters
  • 1939
    • Georg Glasewald: Private Postage Stamp Catalog .
    • Eduard Peschl for his INFLA contributions
  • 1940 not awarded
  • 1941
    • Friedrich Wallisch : Research work on the group structure of the first German two-mark stamp in the Reich and as a colonial forerunner
    • Roman Stoebe for his press articles: The German parcel stamps , The subsequent cancellation of postage stamps , The postage stamps of Norway , The overprint stamp of the German Empire No. 118 . 2.50 m. Copperplate.
  • 1942
    • Hermann Schulze / Roman Stoebe: German Empire, 2.50 M. offset printing.
    • Hermann E. Sieger: Köhler / Sieger: The stamps of Württemberg 1851–1881 .
  • 1943 not awarded
  • Not awarded in 1944

1945 to 1960

  • 1950 Dr. Franz Kalckhoff: The stationary of the Petschek brothers. The envelopes of the German states. The postal stationery for the German protected areas as well as for the German post offices abroad and for the areas occupied during the World War.
  • 1951 Karl Winkler: Handbook of Bavarian Postmarks to 1880.
  • 1952 Ewald Müller-Mark: Old Germany under the microscope.
  • 1953 Dr. Karl Th. Meyer
  • 1954
    • Dr. FW Gerhard Schmidt: The Olympics in the brand image. The 1960 Olympics: Squaw Valley, Rome Sports and Postage Stamps 1959 and 1960.
    • Dr. Schmidt / Lothar Kempe: ... every hundred years. Contribution to Dresden philately. Sachsen-Dreier, Sachsen-Zwölfer.
    • Dr. Schmidt / G. Schneider: Sports and Postage Stamps. Handbook of Sports Philately. History of sports.
  • 1955 Alfred Clement: Luftfeldpost.
  • 1956 Ernst Müller: The stamp booklets, reverse imprints and gutter stamps in Switzerland from 1904–1954.
  • 1957 A. von Lenthe: Hanover, post offices and postmark.
  • 1958 Werner Flaschträger: The stamps of the currency reform in the Soviet occupation zone of Germany. District hand stamps.
  • 1959 Dr. Hermann Schultz: Deutsche Dienstpost 1939–1945.
  • 1960 Fabian Bura: The Olympic Games on the world's postage stamps.

1961 to 1970

  • 1961 Dr. Heinrich Wittmann: Research work and special catalog, building series 1948.
  • 1962 Dr. Batliner: 50 years of Liechtenstein postage stamps 1912–1962.
  • 1963 Dr. Walther Heering: Philately - games and seriousness.
  • 1964 Adolf Kosel: Philatelic work in the Austria Philatelist.
  • 1965 Friedrich Crüsemann: Handbook and stamp catalog German Navy Ship Post 1867–1914.
  • 1966 Fritz Wölffing-Seelig: Philatelic handbook "500 Years of Post in Württemberg".
  • 1967 not awarded
  • 1968 Siblings Josef and Gregor Bender: United Europe on postage stamps.
  • 1969 Kurt Dahmann: First German flights 1919–1944. German airmail 1945–1967.
  • 1970 Dr. Heinrich Schneider: Research: Saar issues, postal history, Saar manual.

1971 to 1980

  • 1971 Emil W. Mewes: collector's magnifying glass / postmark guild Rhine-Danube.
  • 1972 Kurt Karl Doberer : Lozenges and crowned lions - history of the Bavarian postage stamps.
  • 1973 Ullrich Häger: Large encyclopedia of philately.
  • 1974 Dr. Heinz Deinhart: Archives for Postal History in Bavaria.
  • 1975 Hans Rees: The postmasters of Luxembourg.
  • 1976 Dr. Friedrich F. Steuer: Handbook and catalog of the German colonial forerunners.
  • 1977 Dr. Walter Diggelmann: Philatelic work " Neue Zürcher Zeitung "
  • 1978 Dr. Josef Bender: The postage stamp made of small art. The development of the image form of the European postage stamp.
  • 1979
    • Dr. Wilhelm Blank: PhD thesis: Philately in the specialist and daily press.
    • Josef Schlimgen: Deutsche Marine-Schiffspost, manual and stamp catalog 1914-1919. New series of the postmark guild Rhein-Donau. Reports of the colonial stamp collectors.
  • 1980 Hans Paikert: The UPU study, philatelic documents on the subject of "Universal Postal Union".

1981 to 1990

  • 1981 JH Krebs: A thousand tips for stamp collectors.
  • 1982 Dr. Rüdiger Wurth: for numerous articles in philatelic journals and for some of his books
  • 1983 Municipal Library of the City of Munich / Philatelic Library - Mr. Gleixner: For the voluntary establishment of a philatelic library within the Munich City Library
  • 1984 Helga von Laak: as honorary director of the publishing house in the Association of German Philatelists
  • 1985 RF Kohl: Swiss Air Mail Handbook 1984.
  • 1986 Fritz Haubner: Directory of philatelic literature on the old German collecting area of ​​Hanover with brief contents.
  • 1987 HF Hunziker: Strubel, Helvetia assise non dentelée 1854–1862.
  • 1988 Walter Kruschel: Classic Berlin Postal History.
  • 1989 Peter Feuser: German pre-philately.
  • 1990 V. Parthen: The John R. Boker Jr. Collection of Old German States.

1991 to 2000

  • 1991 Dr. med. Heinz Jaeger : For his decades of philatelic work.
  • 1992 Joachim Dill: "The current stamp corner."
  • 1993 Gerhard Webersinke: Editor-in-chief of the Michel catalogs.
  • 1994 Fred F. Blau and Cyril Deighton: Handbook "Die Orientfahrt / Die Egyptfahrt des LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin".
  • 1995 Hamburg Philatelic Library
  • 1996 Fritz Heimbüchler: Romania - The ox heads of the Moldau 1852–1862.
  • 1997 Gotwin Zenker: German Empire, 2 Mark - monograph of a postage stamp.
  • 1998 Prof. Dr. Dr. med. Joachim Gabka: World Chronicle in Postage Stamps - A picture book about the life course of our blue planet.
  • 1999
    • Hans-Jürgen Wischnewski : 150 years of Germany on postage stamps - my country, our history.
    • Jan Karasek: Czechoslovakian postage stamps and their forgeries - rarities of the Czechoslovakian postage stamps 1918–1939.
  • 2000 Peter Fischer: For his complete philatelic literature, especially for the GDR universal catalog.

2001 to 2010

  • 2001 Andreas Grünewald: The Helvetic Republic 1798–1803.
  • 2002 Jürgen Ehrlich: His complete work as a professional philatelist, leader of the APHV, for his diverse specialist journalistic work and as the author of the PHILEX catalog.
  • 2003 Wolfgang Maassen: For his numerous research work and publications as a specialist journalist and author.
  • 2004
    • Wolfram Grallert: Lexicon of Philately.
    • Horst Milde: Saxony Breviary, postal station catalog 1600-1867.
  • 2005 J. Stenzke: for his services as editor-in-chief of the Michel catalogs
  • 2006 Günter Bechtold: For his specialist knowledge and ability and his commitment in clubs and associations for 50 years. (German inflation 1919-1923)
  • 2007 Dr. Peter Tichatzky: for his philatelic life's work
  • 2008
    • Dr. Hans-Karl Penning, Dr. Helmut Oechsner and Wilhelm van Loo; for the four volumes in the new series of the Bund Philatelistischer Prüfer
    • Bund Philatelistischer Prüfer eV: as recognition for the entire organizational performance
    • Peter Fischer (winner prize with laurel frame): The philatelic testing system in the Soviet occupation zone and GDR (1945-1990) in combination with his latest research in the field of philatelic literature
    • Wolfgang Maassen (winner prize with laurel frame): The history of testing in German philately (1860-1945) in combination with his latest research work in the field of philatelic literature
  • 2009 Reinhard Metz: Georges Fouré. The story of a brilliant philatelist and forger .
  • 2010
    • Janusz Dunst: Catalog raisonné by the Polish stamp engraver Czeslav Slania
    • Karlfried Krauss: The Prussian number stamp .

2011 to 2020

  • 2011 Ulrich Ferchenbauer: Handbook and special catalog Austria .
  • 2012 Ernst Schlunegger: for his life's work and his last book on Liechtenstein philately.
  • 2013 Andreas Birken , Hans-Henning Gerlach: for their cartographic and lexical works on German colonies
  • 2014 Torsten Berndt: the editor-in-chief of the Deutsche Briefmarken-Zeitung
  • 2017 Wolfgang Jakubek
  • 2018 Walter Schiessl
  • 2019 Dieter Michelson (FRPSL) and Karl Louis (FRPSL)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The winners up to the end of the Second World War are taken from: Hans Meyer: Die Philatelie im “Third Reich”. Organizations of collectors and dealers 1933–1945 . o. O. 2006, page 266 f
  2. ↑ Ernst Müller: "Honor to whom honor is born" - Awards and honors on the occasion of the Philatelists' Day in 1990 in Friedrichshafen. In: Philately Issue No. 195 / Philately and Postal History No. 116, January 1991, p. 50 ff
  3. ↑ Chronicle ( Memento of the original from December 25, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.philatelistische-bibliothek.de
  4. ↑ a b c Wolfgang Maassen: Honor where honor is due! In: philatelie - the collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists , issue 378 from December 2008, page 18 ff
  5. ↑ Honor where honor is due! Awards and honors at the 104th German Philatelist Day in Kiel 2003. In: philatelie - The collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists No. 314, August 2003, page 75 ff
  6. ↑ Honor where honor is due. In: philatelie - the collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists No. 329, November 2004, page 70 ff
  7. ↑ Honor where honor is due. In: philatelie - the collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists No. 342 / Philately and Postal History No. 263, December 2005, page 51 ff
  8. ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed July 10, 2012 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.philaforum.com
  9. ↑ Deutsche Briefmarken-Zeitung issue No. 25/2007, p. 8
  10. ↑ Awarding of the WINNER PRIZE for philatelic literature for the year 2007. In: philatelie - The collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists No. 365 / Philately and Postal History No. 286, November 2007, page 28
  11. ↑ Michael Maassen: Honor where honor is due! (from continuation article) In: philatelie - the collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists , issue 390 of December 2009, page 59 ff
  12. ↑ Michael Maassen: Honor where honor is due ... In: philatelie - The collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists , issue 402 of December 2010, page 67 ff
  13. ↑ Michael Maassen: Honor where honor is due 2011 In: philatelie - The collector's magazine of the Association of German Philatelists , issue 413 from November 2011, page 54 ff
  14. ↑ philately issue 426 from December 2012, page 12
  15. ↑ aijp.org: Winner Award 2013 , accessed November 7, 2013
  16. ↑ Winner prize awarded to DBZ editor-in-chief , accessed on October 5, 2014
  17. ↑ AIJP: Winner Prize awarded in 2014 , retrieved on October 5, 2014
  18. ↑ SIEGER Literature Prize 2017 for Wolfgang Jakubek on the APHV website
  19. ↑ SIEGER Literature Prize 2017 for Walter Schiessl on the APHV website
  20. ↑ Winner Literature Prize 2019 awarded , accessed on August 3, 2020