Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg that appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late 1970s, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 11, Dr. John Edward Gray. Dr. John Edward Gray was...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg, published in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late seventies, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 10, Mount Brown. In the previous installment, I discussed the...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg that appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late 1970s, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 9, Frederick W. Booty France, and particularly Paris...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg, published in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late seventies, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 8, Henry Justin Lallier. As we saw earlier in...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg, which appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late seventies, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 7, Natalis Rondot. In 1862 it happened, as we already...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg that appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late 1970s, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 6, Edard de Laplante. Although Filatelie already... in 1862
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg, published in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late seventies, Rob Smit rewrites the history of stamp collecting in biweekly installments. This is part 5, booming 1862. We can safely call 1862 the most important year...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg that appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late 1970s, Rob Smit describes the history of stamp collecting anew in biweekly installments. This is part 4, the catalogue of Alfred Potiquet. Alfred Potiquet (1820-1882) was...
Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg, published in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late seventies, Rob Smit rewrites the history of stamp collecting in biweekly installments. This is part 3, 1861 – the first catalogue. Before I discuss the...
In the late 1970s, a fascinating series of articles written by Mr. K. Kouwenberg on the history of stamp collecting appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie. This series served as the source of inspiration for Rob Smit to...
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