Finding a postcard in our mailbox is pure delight! From the carefully handwritten messages to the colorful images and stamps, postcards are little surprises that surprise, inspire, and connect us. On October 1, 2021, 'World Postcard...' will be launched worldwide.
In Part 1, Sir Rowland Hill was described as the man who reformed the British Postal Service in 1839 and 1840 based on his pamphlet *Post Office Reform its Importance and Practicability* from 1837. One of the results of...
Much has been written about the world's first postage stamp, the so-called Penny Black. And even more stamps have been issued featuring the image of this stamp to commemorate the 100th, 150th, and 175th anniversaries of the stamp. And...
De Stad Amersfoort tells of societies that are a haven of rest for those involved in a hectic world. Some societies have been active for centuries. In 1837, the Englishman Rowland Hill devised the system to charge the sender of a letter the costs...
The article about the world's first postal stationery discussed the competition launched by the British Minister of Finance to design a label that could be affixed to envelopes and folded letters as postage. More...
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