The Springfield Stamp Club

Springfield, Massachusetts -- William C. Stone Chapter

The Springfield Stamp Club in Massachusetts is an active and welcoming community of stamp collectors and philatelists of all experience levels. We meet regularly to share knowledge, trade stamps, and explore the fascinating world of philately—from classic issues to modern postal history. Our club hosts guest speakers, educational workshops, and occasional exhibitions, and we offer resources for both casual collectors and serious specialists. Whether you're just getting started or have years of collecting behind you, you'll find camaraderie, insight, and inspiration among our members.

The oldest stamp club in the Connecticut River Valley. Established 1895.

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About Springfield Stamp Club

Established in 1895, we are the oldest stamp club in the Connecticut River Valley, fostering knowledge, sharing, trading, and community engagement among stamp enthusiasts. Meeting at Meadow Brook Manor (behind the Agawam Senior Center) on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, 10 am.

A great community! - Ken B.

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Stamp Collection

Join the Springfield Stamp Club to share knowledge, trade stamps, and participate in auctions.

Member Collections

Members can post items to sell/trade or simply showcase their interesting, unique or favorite stamps and philatelic items.

Scholarships Awarded

Annually, we award scholarships to support high school students in the Springfield area.

Meetings held twice a month: presentations, discussions, and trading among passionate collectors.

When: 2nd & 4th Saturdays at 10:00 am
except July & August

Where: Agawam Housing Authority Office Building
66 Meadow Brook Manor
Agawam, MA

Monthly Meetings

Member Area

Club FAQs

What is the club's history?

The club was founded in 1895, making it the oldest stamp club in the Connecticut River Valley. We have new members and veterans, beginners and experts, some who have been with the club over 50 years.

How often does the club meet?

The club meets twice a month for presentations, knowledge sharing, and trading or auctioning stamps. The meetings are on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays at 10am at the Meadow Brook Manor building, behind the Agawam Senior Center.

What is the scholarship program?

The club awards a scholarship annually to a Springfield area high school student to support their education.

How can I share my collection?

Members can submit photos and details of their collections for the database we are creating.

Is the club non-profit?

Yes, the Springfield Stamp Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to philately.

How can I get involved?

Join us at our meetings, participate in discussions, and contribute to our member collection database.

Gallery

Explore our rich philatelic collections and member treasures.

A vintage postage stamp featuring a cat is positioned next to an old coin with a hole in the center. Both items are displayed against a dark background, highlighting their details. The stamp has Bulgarian text and a numeric value, while the coin displays symbols and characters.

A diverse collection of vintage postage stamps with various designs, each featuring different colors, patterns, and illustrations. Some stamps depict portraits of people, architectural landmarks, and cultural symbols. The layout is disorganized, with stamps overlapping one another, creating a colorful and intricate mosaic.

A collection of colorful postage stamps overlapping each other. In the center, there are two US stamps featuring the American flag and a building. Surrounding them are various international stamps with different designs and portraits.

A close-up view of a collection of postage stamps displayed on a page. The stamps vary in color and design, featuring illustrations such as an airplane and a snake. The image is slightly out of focus in some areas.

A collection of various postage stamps arranged in a slightly overlapping manner. The stamps feature diverse designs, including portraits of historical figures, botanical illustrations, and colorful artistic depictions. The focal stamp shows a portrait of a man with white hair beside a botanical drawing of yellow flowers on a green background.

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A collection of various vintage postage stamps, mostly from Austria. The stamps feature portraits of notable figures, historic landmarks, and artistic illustrations. Some stamps have been postmarked, indicating they have been used. The arrangement is collage-like, creating a busy and colorful display.

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