Many scoff and scold at reproductions but they can have their day. And some do not come cheap. Reject them at your peril.
This little attempt at giving the Penny Black and reproductions of, some kind of friendship. I couldn't resist.
Various labels and souvenir sheets showing the most famous lady philately has copied. (by Michael Hide - londonbus1)

This exhibit showcases a unique collection of maxicards that were created to demonstrate global support for Ukraine on 24 August, Ukraine's national day, featuring specially selected stamps and postmarks from 25 different countries, with the stamp image carefully matched to the image of the postcard. (by Linda Liao - delda)

This is the final part of the Topical Alphabet exhibit. For each letter of the alphabet I illustrate on one, two or three pages examples of a single topic. The stamps will either show the topic directly or relate to the topic. The pages show only a small sample of the stamps that could be used to depict each topic. The first stamp(s) to depict a topic are highlighted on a color frame, the same color as the color of the page’s title frame. The table below shows the topic for each letter and the number of pages for that topic. (by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

For each letter of the alphabet I illustrate on one, two or three pages examples of a single topic. The stamps will either show the topic directly or relate to the topic. The pages show only a small sample of the stamps that could be used to depict each topic. The first stamp(s) that topic are highlighted on a color frame, the same color as the color of the page’s title frame. The table on the first page shows the topic for each letter and the number of pages for that topic. (by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

This is part 2 of The Topical Alphabet exhibit. For each letter of the alphabet I illustrate on one, two or three pages examples of a single topic. The stamps will either show the topic directly or relate to the topic. The pages show only a small sample of the stamps that could be used to depict each topic. The first stamp(s) to depict a topic are highlighted on a color frame, the same color as the color of the page’s title frame. (by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

A look at the life and remarkable work of Albert Einstein, who Time magazine named "Person of the Century" in 2000. (by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

This exhibit shows material related to the 2013 Inverted Jenny $2 stamp released by the USPS, an example of the 2013 "Upright" Jenny $2 and the Collectors Set released at the same time.
In 2013 I was the editor/publisher of one of the study unit journals of the American Topical Association. Membership in that unit included over 60 members residing outside the United States that required over $4.00 in postage to mail our quarterly journal. So over the ensuing years I purchased thousands of the $2 Jenny stamp, not only for the ease of using a high value stamp on the envelopes, but also in the hope that I would be lucky enough to obtain an "Upright" Jenny. No such luck. But when I was ordering new stamps for my personal use at a rate change, I ordered three panes of the Jenny: one for me, one for my wife and one for our then current dog, Mr. Bunter. Mr. Bunter won the "Upright" Jenny.
(by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

North Korea Stamps Album- DPRK’s History On Stamps.

32 pages,

35cm* 22cm (by Li Wang - lifestoryteller)

Advertising covers provide a wonderful snapshot of life at the time of their creation. History and practical art at the same time.

Like many of my exhibits, this survey is intended to give collectors a taste of a collecting area that they may not have considered before. (by Roy Lingen - roy)

A look at philatelic tributes to scouting from around the world, highlighting the issues from the countries of CEPT/PostEurop in 2007 as the Europa theme that year was ‘The Centenary of Scouting”.
(by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

A brief look at some of the topics that can be found in a Christmas topical/thematic collection. The pages in no way form a complete exhibit of each topic. These pages were mounted at my local club during a December meeting. (by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

This series of stamps, in use from 1841 to about 1880 causes a lot of headaches, and misidentifications. Hopefully, this tutorial will allow you to identify them with ease.

(by Roy Lingen - roy)

This very popular issue causes a quite a bit of confusion, but it's really quite simple to identify one from another. There are four different issues ... (by Roy Lingen - roy)

A collection dedicated to covers mailed to famous people. Ideally, they will be names that anybody with an interest in history (or that lived through it) will recognize!

Currently only 5 pages mounted, but the last page shows a list of names ready to be mounted when I can find the time, as well as an offer to exchange for similar items. (by Roy Lingen - roy)

An eclectic collection of philatelic items that have nothing in common, each chosen just because it's pretty (or pretty unusual). (by Roy Lingen - roy)

An introduction and a brief worldwide survey of the first 30 years of stamps - a period when the idea of prepaying for a letter and dropping it into a post box was as novel as the Internet is today. An idea which touched off an explosion in communication, just like today. (by Roy Lingen - roy)

Part of a collection of "Mail to Famous People", these pages feature covers addressed to Hollywood stars (commonly called "Hollywood Fan Mail"). Hopefully some of your favourites will be included and you may experience some pleasant nostalgia. (by Roy Lingen - roy)

I showed this exhibit at Westpex 2018, the annual show of the Westfield Stamp Club in Westfield, New Jersey. The theme of our show that year was the 75th anniversary of the Guadalcanal Campaign and Victory and John Basilone. John Basilone, a local hero who was raised in the central town of Raritan, New Jersey, was the only enlisted marine to be awarded both the Medal of Honor (for his actions on Guadalcanal) and the Navy Cross (for his actions on Iwo Jima where he was killed). (by Frederick Skvara - AgathaWatson)

An exhibit of the stamps, special cancels, cards and usages for the Coronation of Karl & Zita of Hungary on December 30, 1916 with an update of the issues for the 100th anniversary of the Coronation in 2016. (by Edward Waters - Albqed)

This exhibit is produced in French. It is a wonderful look at Algeria through:
1. History: from prehistoric times to independence
2. The modern Algerian state, its independence from France and its national resources
3. The artistic and cultural heritage (by Abderrahmane Yessad - foudutimbre)

This exhibit introduces the reader to the works of Francois Fournier using the Navigation and Commerce issues of the french colonies. (by Jere Dutt - Jeredutt3)

June 24 1948, The Soviets closed Western rail and road access to Berlin and limited Allied air access to three narrow corridors. The Soviets expected the people to register with Soviet forces and purchase or draw food and fuel from Soviet sources. (by Robert Parkin Jr. - parkinlot)

Philatelic Exhibit of Alyssah Xeniah C. Alcala of the Philippines featuring the illustrious life and reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. (by Alyssah Xeniah Alcala - ALYX)

The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) was the culmination of thirteen years of talks between the Soviet Union and the United States. ASTP was formally provided for in the agreement concerning Cooperation in Exploration and Use of Outer Space signed by President Richard M. Nixon and Soviet Premier Alexi Kosygin in Moscow on May 24, 1972. This exhibit will show crew selection and training; prelauch tests; launch, rendezvous and docking, recovery and finally the commemoration by many nations of the first joint space venture ever attempted. (by John Macco - John Macco)

Gold Award exhibit of perfin stamps, postcards from various countries and other marketing pieces demonstrating Andreas Saxlehner's marketing of his Hunyadi Janos Bitterquelle. (by Edward Waters - Albqed)

A collection of Olympic Hosts. Including stamps, FDC's, postal covers, and souvenir sheets. Bob's first attempt at exhibiting. He received a Silver-Bronze award in the novice category for his effort. He hopes you will enjoy his exhibit. (by Bob Stanlick - stanlickstampexchange)

Rodolfo Torres presents his collection of early St. Vincent stamps. (by Rodolfo Torres - rodolfotorres)

An introduction to the many ways that cover collectors approach their collections. The exhibit briefly illustrates different approaches by devoting one page to each. (by Roy Lingen - roy)

A grisly but fascinating look at airmail crash covers. When things go horribly wrong! This is just the beginnings of an exhibit. The author would be happy to hear from anyone who can offer additions. (by Roy Lingen - roy)

David started collecting "odd" shaped stamps around the same time he joined Stamporama, in Oct.1999. At that time he thought a triangular stamp was an odd shape. In his words, "Boy, did I have a lot to learn!". He lives in the Great White North (Canada) and his philatelic friends began to call him "The Odd Canuck"! One page also shows his topical interests of Buses, Motorcycles and Domestic Cats. David is hoping that this display of his interests will encourage other Stamporama members to contact him for trading. (by David Greg - october)

I was blessed with the opportunity to create my first Exhibit on Nova Scotia stamps for our local Stamp Show for October 13th, 2001. This was such a wonderful experience, I would like to share it with you. (by Kelly Fleming - stamps4me)

An impressive single frame (16 pages) exhibit of the uses of this classic US stamp. (by Rob Faux - RobFaux)

A thematic exploration of bridges on stamps. (by Donald Blais - donald19)