- John
Alexander Tilleard (born
circa 1850, died 22
September 1913) was a
British solicitor and the
philatelist who was the
first curator of the
Royal Philatelic...
-
Lewis Tilleard Natusch, but
always known as
Charles Natusch, (4
October 1859 – 16 July 1951) was a
noted New
Zealand architect and
quantity surveyor, known...
- Raumer, Karl von (1855), The Life and
System of Pestalozzi, Trans. by
Tilleard, J, London: Longman, Brown,
Green &
Longmans Schmid,
Silvia (1997), "Pestalozzi's...
- band was
formed in late 1980 by
Guitarist Mark
Tighe and
Vocalist Ian
Tilleard.
After starting life as
Heaven Seventeen, and with
early line-ups including...
-
Tilleard was the
first person to
manage the
collection from the 1890s
until his
death in 1913, with the
title of "Philatelist to the King".
Tilleard was...
- mint
blocks of four with
plate numbers. In 1951 he won that society's
Tilleard Medal for his
display of Papermakers' Watermarks. That
collection was auctioned...
- was a
specialist in the
stamps of
South Australia for
which he won the
Tilleard Medal in 1936. He was a
regular contributor to the
Australian Stamp Journal...
- his
collections of
which have won
large gold medals. In 1991 he won the
Tilleard Medal of the
Royal Philatelic Society London for his
display of Levant...
-
library of his time. The
society also
awards these silver medals: The
Tilleard Medal for the best
large display of any
aspect of
philately given by one...
-
Distinguished Philatelists in 1935. In 1953,
Morton Evans was
awarded the
Tilleard Medal by the
Royal Philatelic Society London for his
display of the stamps...
