Virtual philatelic exhibitions

Philately,
exhibited without borders.

LITHPEX hosts virtual philatelic exhibitions, transforming individual collections into lasting online archives — presented for collectors, juries, and researchers worldwide.

4Exhibitions
68Individual exhibits
2018–26Growing archive
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A living philatelic archive

Important collections deserve more than a closing date.

Most exhibitions end when the frames come down. LITHPEX keeps them open — a permanent online home for international philatelic exhibitions.

Each exhibition is preserved in full — every exhibit, frame by frame, page by page, with its research and jury awards — open to anyone, long after the closing date.

Browse the archive

Exhibition archive

Four exhibitions.
One enduring home.

The Lithuania Philatelic Society has organized LITHPEX exhibitions since 1947. The four most recent — from LITUANICA-2018 to the newest international virtual exhibition — are preserved here in full.

By philatelists, for philatelists

Built the way exhibits are meant to be seen.

Philatelic exhibits are dense with detail, and generic galleries flatten them. LITHPEX doesn't: frames stay in their intended sequence, sheets render sharply enough to read, and every exhibit stays connected to its research and results — on any screen.

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Frame-by-frame viewing

Move through each exhibit exactly as the jury saw it — frame by frame, sheet by sheet, nothing rearranged.

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Permanent results

The full awards list, jury decisions and exhibition context stay attached to every exhibition.

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Research that stays available

Exhibits and literature keep working as sources — for specialists, researchers and new collectors alike.

For societies & organizers

Your exhibition,
beautifully hosted.

We host virtual philatelic exhibitions for societies and clubs — every sheet and frame professionally presented, permanently archived, open to the world.

Start a conversation
Give your exhibition a permanent home online, reach a wider audience, and let every exhibit live on beyond the event.

Virtual philatelic exhibits