PostEurop 2019: birds in the Netherlands

Transition dark – light of 'The Goldfinch' stamps & Fabritius

Written in: Dutch • redactie • April 14, 2019

On Monday, April 1, a great deal of worthwhile information regarding the Birds in the Netherlands issue was already posted, including a stamp featuring an image of a goldfinch, which is actually called a thistlefinch. Regarding the interesting information about the full-image, mirrored...

Stamp Issuance Program 2019 & MooiNL 2019: Texel

Written in: Dutch • redactie • November 4 2018

It was generally known beforehand that the Postex fair Apeldoorn 2018 would present current philatelic news: the announcement of PostNL's issuance policy for the first half of 2019. That the designs of three stamp images would also be announced came as a surprise. To one stamp from the stamp issuance program...

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