Jurag/George Palkovič, 1963 | Stamp
George Palkovič Stamp Information Juraj Palkovič Facts Juraj/George Palkovič (1763-1835) was a Slovak priest, writer, translator, and publisher. He was one of the leading figures of the Slovak national revival…
George Palkovič Stamp Information Juraj Palkovič Facts Juraj/George Palkovič (1763-1835) was a Slovak priest, writer, translator, and publisher. He was one of the leading figures of the Slovak national revival…
Green Shield stamps were a British sales promotion scheme that rewarded shoppers with stamps that could be used to buy gifts from a catalogue or from any affiliated retailer. The…
Czechoslovakia Yellow Iris Stamp Information This postage stamp issued by Czechoslovakia in 1964 and depicts a yellow iris (Iris pseudacorus). The stamp was part of a series of stamps that…
What is a Definitive Postage Stamp? In the context of postage stamps, the term “definitive” refers to a stamp that is part of the regular issue of a country’s stamps.…
What is Intaglio Printing? Intaglio printing is a type of printmaking that uses a metal plate with the design etched into it. The plate is then inked and pressed onto…
What are Talking Drums? Talking drums are a type of percussion instrument that are traditionally used in various cultures throughout Africa. These drums are unique in that they can imitate…
The Jeffries and Blanchard Balloon The Jeffries and Blanchard Balloon, also known as the Jeffries Balloon or the Blanchard Balloon, refers to a historical event that took place in 1978.…
The 1953 Coronation The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 was a momentous event that had connections to both Antigua and Bermuda, as they were part of the British…
Cinderella stamps are non-postal labels or stickers that resemble postage stamps, but are not actually issued or authorized by a government postal administration for use as postage. They are called…
Otago, New Zealand, in 1848 In the mid-19th century, a significant chapter in Otago’s history unfolded with the arrival of Scottish settlers. In 1848, the ship Philip Laing brought the…