Reverse Dendermonde

Stories behind stamps (mirror printing), particularly those of Jeroen Krabbé

Written in: Dutch • redactie • 9 February 2020

Last week, a dealer in philatelic items drew my attention to the most expensive stamp from Belgium, namely the 'inverted Dendermonde'. Due to the printing house in Mechelen destroyed by fire, the Belgian stamp was engraved and printed at Joh. Enschedé in 1920...

Peter over Delta Works: The Netherlands and water with climate adaptation: Thank you very much for the nice explanation of the design.

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Annet Hogendoorn over The piss-pots of Tilburg: Another super fun blog post, and educational :)

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Lars over Delft Blue Ceramic stamp a 'deception stamp': Now just get those blueprints out of the catalog..

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Erik Boeré over Delft Blue Ceramic stamp a 'deception stamp': The best solution is probably to ignore the ceramics stamp altogether. Fortunately, as the NVPH/Catalog Committee, we already have…

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Yvonne Kruse over The piss-pots of Tilburg: What a nice article, Willem!

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Willem over Stamp Day 2026: “I would like to know . . .?”: The Delta stamps can already be found on Marktplaats. A beautiful design! In my opinion, that is an example of how collectors want it.

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