modern material presents an exhibit of Russian exhibitors, Sergei V. Rogutského Celina Lithuania 1990 - 2007th Can not find it mentioned in the 675th
Temporary Exhibit hyperinflationary reprints (OPD), September - December 1923 with number 676 joined Alec McGrattau from Great Britain. Documents the complex, but interesting philatelic period in Germany.
under No. 677 and the name of Hungary in 1908 we can see a selection from the extensive collection of Hungary, compiled by Dr. trenčínským philatelist. Vojtech total. The collection is from the author's estate (he died in 1989), therefore its development is one of the state from 1930 to 1940 years ago. The present selection captures the Letters from předfilatelistických to 1908, as the trademark material is exhaustive. Tours can recommend to anyone who wants to quickly become familiar with this popular classic philatelic.
Mail from Bosnia, humanitarian organizations, received the 1992-1995 is the title of the exhibit no. 678. Exhibited by Mr Zoran Bošković from Serbia. The rate of one frame presents us mail Red Cross, humanitarian organization ADRA Adventist and others. Very interesting postal history evidence of the sad time.
Another exhibit is from the same author, is no. 679 and the name of the Provisional edition Knin 1993rd Knin was the capital of the Republic of Serbian Krajina (landscape = edge, border), announced 19.12.1991jako response to Croatia's secession from Yugoslavia in June of that year. Reprints Yugoslavian stamps, custom stamps now defunct Republic of Serbian Krajina and their use in routine correspondence, including mixed franking make a single frame of this valuable historical document of permanent value.
cis 680 - One frame exhibits Swaziland stamps until 1968, by Peter van der Molen of South Africa. Exotic valuables sees many of us first time around, especially those produced by only a stamp and a pen at busy times of the late 19th and 20 century. Pětilibrový stamp from the archives of the London printers Bradbury, Wilkinson and Co.. Ltd.. Engraves with arch perfinem SPECIMEN (formula) is worth a separate visit.
last file added to the no. 681 is a full pětirámový exhibit Celina Basutoland by Emil Minaar of South Africa. It represents all the stationery of the former British protectorate. Recall that from 4 10th 1966 we know this small southern African kingdom (area of \u200b\u200b30 thousand square kilometers) under the name Lesotho. The exhibit specimen and the author of several essays is the traditional, highly graphic and technical quality British produce. Especially celináři will tour with a leisurely at the computer completely satisfied.
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Commentary prepared Josef Solc
Taken from the magazine PHILATELY http://www.stamps.cz/
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