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a. inform judges about things not appropriate for or expand upon thing found on title page | ||
1. difficulty of acquisition (how hard is this material to find, not necessarily $) | ||
2. challenge of collecting/exhibiting subject (complex or unsolved problems) | ||
3. research done by exhibitor | ||
4. material highlights | ||
5. bibliography/suggested reading for judges | ||
6. remember this is for the judges, not the public | ||
7. be brief and concise in your points | ||
b. most salient ideas/points ways to make money on the side be repeated for emphasis | ||
1. tell them what is important and then tell them again | ||
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a. purpose of exhibit (similar to title page discussion) | ||
1. what are you going to show and why and what type of exhibit (ph/trad/ss) | ||
2. why is the structure of exhibit the way it is | ||
3. what is this exhibit锟絪 importance | ||
b. challenge factor | ||
1. explain condition difficulties | ||
2. describe difficulty of acquisition/rarity factors | ||
3. discuss research necessary for cogent presentation | ||
c. what is presented | ||
1. what is shown per a. above | ||
2. what is not shown and why (eg: only known example in queen锟絪 collection) | ||
d. organization (similar to plan on title page or plan page) | ||
1. show how exhibit is organized and why | ||
2. utilize the running headings as logical breakdown/story flow | ||
e. material highlights | ||
1. here is chance to 锟絫oot锟?your own horn - ways to make money on the side | ||
2. list what you think judges will expect to see, your best pieces and why they are | ||
3. list what you suspect judges will not know about but should notice | ||
f. informational sources | ||
1. help judges become educated in your own little corner of the philatelic world | ||
2. list only most important sources less than a hand full | ||
3. list at least a few that are readily available and in english | ||
4. don锟絫 expect judges to be an expert, but give them a reasonable background | ||
tim bartshe & harvey tilles |