Its time to scan and publish my entire Europa CEPT / POSTEUROP collection! I have a lot of used stamps from the first years. Try to publish all the stamps i have...
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| EUROPA CEPT issue: 1959 |
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| Maxicard printed: 1980 received: 2009 |
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| EUROPA CEPT issue: 1959 |
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| Maxicard printed: 1980 received: 2009 |
Date of issue: 26.05.2010
Free compositions with subject “children’s book”.
Date of issue: 05.05.2010 Stamp depicts the boy with a book of fairy tales
Date of issue: 06.05.2010 The stamp depicts a pile of books together with a reading teddy bear: In the imagination of a child a toy has come alive and acts in a way, a child could wish: It reads from a book – a children´s book, a book of fairy-tales.
Date of issue: 09.05.2010 Various children books famous in Turkey
Date of issue: 07.05.2010Magyar Posta’s stamps feature a few of the storybook illustrations of the Hungarian Kossuth Prize winning graphic designer Károly Reich (1922-88).
The designs of the stamps, the border and the first day cover capture a few incidents from the story of a little bear much loved by Hungarian readers, Vackor. (All the drawings appeared as illustrations in the children’s book by István Kormos, The Tales of Vackor.)
Date of issue: 09.05.2010Dora, the young girl sitting on a pile of books, absorbed in her reading, shows us the great concentration of a child reading a book, and at the same time evokes the importance of editorial production for the youth. In the background, the illustrations remind us of some stories from our childhood, such as Cinderella, the Beauty and the Beast, la chèvre de Monsieur Seguin. The contrast between a "realistic" technique (the young girl) and more "illustrative" (the fairy-tales) allows us to make a link between the real and the imaginary...
Date of issue: 05.05.2010
This stamp represents a child reading a book, and emphasises the educational aspect of books that enable children to learn and understand the world.
Date of issue: 05.05.2010
The stamp depicts several children discovering the fun aspect of books. The book appears as a common symbol to all the children in the world.
Date of issue: 04.05.2010
Leena Lumme has illustrated Finland’s two gummed €0.80 stamps, which will be issued as a se tenant pair. The stamps depict a door of the “library” with children´s eyes, a storyteller in the library and 100th anniversary of the Finnish Library Association