During the World Exhibition Expo 58 in Brussels, the Belgian Postal Service issued a series of 16 stamps for the United Nations. The issue was intended to co-finance the International Organizations pavilion at...
Partly too little, too late (at Christmas), but I would still like to wish the editors and readers of Postzegelblog: Even before personalized stamps existed, there was an interest in giving mail a personal touch. Companies sometimes used the...
During the occupation years of the Second World War, the Dutch flag remained the national flag with the permission of the German government, but its use was severely restricted. Most people kept the flag for better times. But in 1943...
In 1924, the State Postal and Telecommunications Company wanted to generate revenue through advertising via the flags in the stamping machines. To this end, a trial was conducted with stamping machines installed in the post offices of Amsterdam, Breda, The Hague, Groningen, Nijmegen, Zwolle, Rotterdam...
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