Golden Gate Stamp Club
San Francisco
Interesting stamps & interesting people
We are a group of stamp collectors who enjoy learning about stamps and showing off our prized possessions to each other. Come join us!
About Us
Great news: In-person meetings have returned,
starting with our July 19, 2021 meeting!
Questions? email us at bob@lgbtpartnership.org
Golden Gate Stamp Club meets on first and third Mondays of every month, 7:30pm - 9pm, at the Taraval Police Station Community Room (2345 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA). Meetings start with updates from members about all things stamps - shows, interesting articles, literature, etc., followed by a show-and-tell focused on a previously chosen subject. Last part of each meeting is an exchange of stamps and postal history brought in by members.
Our annual membership fee is $10 and collectors of all stripes and colors are welcome!
2021 Meeting Schedule (in-person) (7:30-9:00pm)
| Jan 4 & 18 | Feb 1 & 15 | Mar 1 & 15 | Apr 5 & 19| May 3 & 17 | Jun 7 & 21 | Jul 5 & 19 | Aug 2 & 16 | Sep 6 & 20 | Oct 4 & 18 | Nov 1 & 15 | Dec 6 & 20 |
Our Leadership
Walter Knoepfel
Vice President
Walter is an active stamp collector, as we all are, and an engaging conversationalist with many philatelic insights.
Helga Silberberg
Treasurer
Helga keeps track of our membership and finances and does the pre-meeting reminder phone calls.
Bob Gordon
President
Bob serves as President for the Club. He runs our meetings and stamp exchange.
Our Collections
A nice example of this classic stamp
Signed by Isao Okano, a gold medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics (when judo was introduced as an Olympic sport), world champion the following year, and a two-time winner of the All-Japan Judo Championships.
This is Bob's collection of Portland, Maine precancels. Portland, Maine was where he grew up and lived until he moved to San Francisco.
Jewish Community
Philexfrance '89 exposition mondiale de philatélie, Paris, 7–17 July 1989
This was among some old Spanish territory stamps. Do you want to help one of our members identify it?
One of American philatelic classics. Check the link for a Wikipedia page about it.
Go to linkIsrael Scott #7, 1948 Doar Ivri. Full tab with sock on the nose cancel from Hakirya, September 1948.
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