Richard Garcia MBE FRPSL is the former chief secretary of the British government in Gibraltar.[1] He has also been chairman of the Gibraltar Police Authority and Maritime Accident Investigation Compliance Officer for Gibraltar.
Garcia is a fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society London and former president of the Gibraltar Philatelic Society.[2]
Selected publications
edit- The Postal History of Gibraltar. 1998. (With Ted Proud)
- The Development of the Gibraltar Picture Postcard. Government of Gibraltar, 2004.
- The British Postal Service in Morocco, 1749-1906. 2009.
- The Gibraltar Savings Bank 1882 - 2012. Gibraltar Garrison Library Press, 2012.
- Gibraltar's Currency and Banknotes 1898-2011. 2012.
- Gibraltar Through the Lens. 2013.
- Wholesome Wines and Kindred Spirits: Saccone and Speed 1839-2014. 2014.
- A Quiet Voice That Would Be Heard. 2014.
- A Mighty Fortress set in the Silver Sea. FotoGrafiks Books, 2014.
- A Tradition of Service: The Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service, 1865-2015. Gibraltar Fire and Rescue Service, 2015.
- The Changing Face of Gibraltar in the 20th Century. 2017.[3]
- Barroco on the Rock: George Borrow and Gibraltar. Lavengro Press, 2017.[4]
References
edit- ^ "Gibraltar Literary Festival". www.gibraltarliteraryfestival.com.
- ^ "Académie Européenne de Philatélie". www.aephil.net.
- ^ GBC News (2 January 2018). ""The Changing Face of Gibraltar in the Twentieth century" book launched" – via YouTube.
- ^ GBC News (20 July 2017). "Richard Garcia launches "Barocco on the Rock" book - 20.07.17" – via YouTube.
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