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The history of stamp collecting 19, the Netherlands in 1863.

Written in: Dutch • Rob Smit • 23 December 2015

Inspired by a series of articles by K. Kouwenberg that appeared in the monthly magazine Philatelie in the late 1970s, Rob Smit re-examines the history of stamp collecting in biweekly installments. This is part 19, The Netherlands in 1863. Actually, it is not so crazy...

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