Geoffrey Lewis (philatelist)

Geoffrey Lewis (born circa 1930s, died 2019) was a prominent British philatelist specializing in the stamps and postal history of specific regions, most notably those of the British Empire. He was a Fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society London (FRPSL) and a noted expert on the postal markings and usages of stamps within his chosen areas of study.

Lewis was known for his meticulous research and detailed understanding of his subject matter. He contributed extensively to philatelic literature, publishing numerous articles and contributing to significant handbooks on specific postal history topics. His work was recognized for its scholarly rigor and its ability to shed new light on previously undocumented aspects of postal administration.

He was an active participant in philatelic exhibitions, often serving as a judge and exhibiting his own collections to high acclaim. His collections were renowned for their completeness and their focus on illustrating specific aspects of postal usage. Lewis was also involved in various philatelic societies and organizations, contributing to the advancement of philatelic knowledge and promoting the hobby amongst both experienced collectors and newcomers.

He was respected within the philatelic community for his knowledge, his dedication, and his willingness to share his expertise with others. His passing in 2019 was noted with sadness by many in the collecting world, who recognized his significant contributions to the field of philately.