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The History of Stamp Collecting 24, Alexander Baillieu

Written in: Dutch • Rob Smit • March 16 2016

Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg, which 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 24, Alexander Baillieu. Alexander Baillieu was born in 1842. His...

The PostImage Museum (1), the first stamp album

Written in: Dutch • Rob Smit • 13 Januari 2014

Netherlands stamps

In the PostBeeld store in Haarlem, a reconstructed 19th-century stamp shop stands right by the entrance. In the display windows of this shop, there is a collection of old philatelic literature and everyday objects. It is the private collection of Rob...

Ramon over before the NVPH Netherlands catalogue: @Kristal, i could help you with an older catalogue. you could send me an email at Origato@live.nl if you're interested.

Written in: Dutch

Willem over Delft Blue Ceramic stamp a 'deception stamp': I think there are indeed uncancelled ceramics stamps. Only the stamps from the first day are postmarked. Furthermore, the PostN website stated…

Written in: Dutch

Crystal Clark over before the NVPH Netherlands catalogue: My daughter and I are just starting out collecting stamps. We would love a catalog.

Written in: English

Bate Hijlkema over Uitgifte 2014: Augarten Porcelain – Vienna Rose: Does the method of cancelling the stamp correspond to the Ceramic stamp of our country?

Written in: Dutch

Otto over 1000th Freestamp Magazine: The Treasure Chamber: Thanks for the many blogs over the past years. I’ve learned a lot from them and visited many museums as a result. A history lesson via stamps. Brilliant…

Written in: Dutch

S Cooper over William John Caparne, irises and art: Hello Barbara. I too am a Caparn descendent on my mother's side. My brother and I own several watercolours too ! Am very proud of his contri…

Written in: English