The German Philatelic Society of the USA had their first  Virtual Stamp Exhibit Show . All exhibits, and the Palmares are available for public viewing. 

A variety of  thematic exhibits from one frame, two frame, and open competition as well as postcard exhibits. 

A number of world class thematic exhibits from International competitions with Gold and Vermeil medal level exhibits.

The Polonus Polish Philatelic Society shares several award winning Polish Stamp Exhibits on this site.

Tremendous sitei wth more great Iranian stamps exhibits than I can count from many accomplished exhibitors. Plus, great web design makes seeing these exhibits a pleasure

Malaria Philatelists International is devoted to the collecting and exhibiting Malaria Stamps. This is where they share their exhibits.

Dave Elsmore shares revenue stamp exhibits of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia in a fantastic and comprehensive site.

Exhibits of Metered and Digital Postage Stamps are highlighted here.Some exhibits are primarily meters and others use meters in a thmatic exhibit.

The Ukraninian Philatelic and Numismatic Society hosts a number of  Stamp Exhibits of Carpatho-Ukraine and of  Ukraine. Slightly esoteric perhaps, but fascinating.

The place where Paleontology and Paleoanthropology meets Philately:  Philatelic exhibits related to Animal and Human Evolution including the famous T.rex stamp exhibit.

 The Rossica Society is a world-wide society devoted to all aspects of Russian philately, from the pre-stamp days of Imperial Russia to current post-Soviet philately.  They showcases more than 35 Russian Stamp Exhibits  from 25 authors on their website.

 Scouts on Stamps Society International, specializing in stamps and postal items about the Boy Girl Scouts, has more than 30 Scouts and Scouting Stamp Exhibits. 

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 The France & Colonies Philatelic Society has  great Stamp Exhibits of French Colonies  on their web site including Edward  Grabowski's  Grand Prix d'Honneur  exhibit of  Guadeloupe Postal History.

Extraordinary German stamp exhibits - printed copies of some are specifically addressed on this website as being for sale - that can serve as a master class in exhibit preparation. Use the drop-down exhibit tab on the web site.

The USPCS  gathers together great traditional and postal history exhibits in each area of classic philately, from the stampless period to the Columbian issue, and from the foreign to the local and western mails.   Multiple Champion-of-Champion winners are included.

An enormous number of displays  of South Africa  from the South African Collector's On-line Meeting Place 

In addition to the 700 copies of stamp exhibits in the American Philatelic Research Library, the APS maintains an on-line library of over 100 stamp exhibits in 4 categories: Air Mail, Foreign, Topical/Thematic and US.

Trish Kaufman curates a site of all things Confederate including " an ever-increasing selection of Confederate stamp and postal history exhibit pages, most award-winning and some strictly informative."

 Exhibits of United Nations stamps and postal history as well as  issues and postal history of its branches, specialized agencies and forerunners as well as topical issues about the United Nations, its agencies and programs.

Exhibits from members of the Hong Kong Study Circle including Treaty Ports and Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong.

Strength in Swedish stamps and postal history exhibits but worldwide exhibits from NY Postmaster Provisionals to Harry Potter are present. Many exhibits in Swedish but English and German language exhibits also found.

 A small number of exhibits made available by the British Caribbean Philatelic Study Group  

A full range of over 1500 Italian Postal History exhibits with strength in World War I postal history. Note - most exhibits are in Italian with  others in German, French and English

 Exhibits from members of the British West Indies Study Circle including  Anguilla, Antigua, Barbados, Bermuda,  British Guiana,  British Honduras, Grenada, Dominica Jamaica, St. Vincent and Trinidad. Exhibits shown in Flipbook format.

Several  impressive Swiss stamp exhibits including a Champion of Champions national award and Grand Award winning exhibits.

The Associação Brasileira De Filatelia Temática, the  Brazilian Association Of Thematic Philately , has a small selection of Thematic exhibits.

 The American Topical Association makes selected pages from award-winning thematic exhibits available on their website.

Exhibits from the Universal Ship Cancellation Society. The Society specializes in  postmarks and covers from all maritime services. Exhibits are on a drop-down menu under 'Resources'.

 A full range of Polish stamp and postal history exhibits from the Polish Philatelists Union. Note - exhibits are in Polish. 

Small in number but high in quality, these exhibits from the Machine Cancel Society feature award-winning exhibits. 

Extensive showing of Peruvian traditional, postal history, revenue and telegraph exhibits from the Peru Philatelic Study Circle.

British North American Postal History Exhibits and Displays

The Society for Costa Rican Collectors (SOCORICO) has Costa Rican stamp exhibits  on their website.

National and International award-winning exhibits of specialized Haiti. (Scroll down on landing page.)

From Colonial Mail to WWII Mail, a few nicely chosen Australian Postal History exhibits. 

Extensive Falkland Islands resources including all of Falkland's philately in exhibits.

Jointly sponsored by APS, American Topical Associaiton and American First Day Cover Society, it is the largest show in the US with over 100 philatelic exhibits. The 2020 show saw a number of new exhibits.

A small number of exhibits but exhibits of the highest quality including at least one Champion of Champions Winner.

A selection of Guatemalan Stamp Exhibits covering teh period from 1871 to 1963.

Award-winning military postal history exhibits covering the period 1855   to 2005 created by such members as Alfred F. Kugel, Ed Dubin, Bob Collins, Jerry Miller, Tom Pratuch, and David Kent. 

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Most, if not all of Master Exhibitor Fran Adams' exhibits: Single Frame. Multi-Frame and Literature.

Postal Stationery Exhibits of US stationery: postal cards, stamped envelopes and wrappers.

Exhibits from the society for collectors of fish and game stamps, licenses, prints and related items.  Not your usual exhibits.

An on-line library of the Journal of Postal History, the publication of the [US] Postal History Society. It addreses routes, rates, markings, usages, and services, functions, and activities related to the development of postal services.

The Stamp Club of Kansas City, the Midwest Philateiic Society has a robust collection of exhibits along with useful exhibiting information.

Greg Balagian's site with stamp exhibits of Lions, Lynxes and other felines. 

  An Impressive array of great stamp exhibits of Switzerland (including a Champion of Champions winner.)

A lot of good things from Wisconsin, including these on-line stamp exhibits. They are not traditional exhibits in multiples of 16 pages. There are 1-page exhibits and 4-page exhibits here as well as a few 14-page ones.

 These Irish Postal History Exhibits show a broad diversity of subject matter and a great variety of material all focused on facets of Irish Philately. There are great exhibits here, especially come by Robert Benninghoff 

This ten-frame postal history exhibit is of

the 1¢ Franklin on cover posted during its period of primary

use, February 1903 to late 1909. The exhibit explores:  Postal Rates and Special Services,  Rate Problems, Transportation of the Mail and Cancels.

One of the most exciting set of exhibit pages I have seen showing postal usage of the Chinese Martyrs 1932-1945. Well done, excellent pages, highest quality graphics and great content. 

 Lars Engelbrecht exhibits Bi-coloured Postal Stationery of Denmark 1871-1905 and he has a tremendous exhibit.  On his web site he has links to five different versions of his exhibit.  This exhibit is now an international gold medal winning exhibit 

 Perhaps  the best known exhibit of Holocaust materials related to stamps, covers, postcards, letters, bank note forgeries, and manuscripts from concentration camps & Jewish ghettos  

 A detailed treatment of the history of a stamp exhibit New Hebrides / Nouvelles-Hébrides 1892 – 1948  is available. The site traces the evolution of the exhibit from a 2-frame exhibit  to a 5-frame gold medal exhibit  and what has happened in the subsequent years. It’s a fascinating story. 

An outstanding postal history exhibit of a single stamp showing the breadth, depth and operations of the US Post Office and the worldwide network of interconnected and overlapping postal systems.

The exhibit illustrates the results of the difficulties encountered in printing early line-engraved bicolor postal issues using intaglio printing.

Pages from this 'inverted airmail' exhibit covering all production vareties and  aspects - printings, inverts, shifted vignettes and official flights - of this iconic stamp

The Ways U.S. Postage Due Stamps Were Used, 1879 -1986, an Exhibit by Tony Wawrukiewicz   showing the many ways U.S. postage due stamps were used from July 1879 until Oct. 1986.

A marvelous and beautiful exhibit addressing the efforts of the UN to settle the land dispute between the Arab and Jewish populations in the Palestine Mandate. A model of clarity for a difficult subject.