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Posted 04/04/2016   8:42 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add lithograving to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
I would like to continue here from
page 174 with the French engraver Delzers.

FRANCE Scott 332 1937

Engraver : Antonin Delzers (1873 - 1943)

Designer : Gabriel-Antoine Barlangue (1874 - 1956)

150th Anniversary of the US constitution.

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FRANCE Scott 334 1937

Designer & Engraver :Antonin Delzers

Mountain road at Iseran, Savoy.

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FRANCE Scott 341 1938

Designer & Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Léon Gambetta ( 1838 - 1882)

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FRANCE Scott B54 1938

Designer & Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Anatole France

Charity issue, surtax was used for
unemployed intellectuals.



Same design and value but different colour was issued in 1937.
See page 174
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FRANCE Scott 350 1938

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : André Spitz

Champagne Region Costume
The stamp commemorated the tercentenary of Dom Perignon,
the inventor of the champagne process.

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FRANCE Scott B75 1938

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : René Grégoire

"FRANCE" welcoming her sons.
The surtax was for French volunteers
returning from the Spanish Civil War.

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FRANCE Scott B81 1939

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : André Spitz

75th Anniversary of Red Cross Society.



This was the first French stamp printed in
3 colour recess engraving.
See thread about French multicolour engraved stamps.
https://goscf.com/t/40873&whichpage=2

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Posted 04/04/2016   9:55 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jjarmstrong47 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks for posting the Churchill stamp, Adrian. I have that set coming this week, as far as I can see, the only engraved stamps Jersey ever did. I hadn't looked at who did them yet so it will be good to double my stock of Doubtfire stamps.
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Posted 04/04/2016   10:17 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jjarmstrong47 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
It's great when something causes me to look deeper at an engraver, even when it is something as tragic as the engraver's death.

This stamp has no engraver attributed in Gibbons but it is another Stanley Doubtfire work, and a beautiful portrait at that.



The information comes from Adrian's site and as he is probably too modest to blow his own trumpet, I'll do it for him.

http://stampengravers.blogspot.com....stanley.html

Doubtfire's list is here and includes the portrait of the Queen on the banknotes of several countries.

It also brings up another mystery around the Greek Royal Family set 5D value.



My catalogues have this as engraved by A. Tassos which was apparently a pseudonym for Anastasios Alevizos (thanks, Nethryk). Adrian lists this as being by Stanley Doubtfire with the source being The International Engraver's Line by Gene Hessler. As most of Hessler's source material was interviews with engravers still living at the time, I would expect that he is correct.
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FRANCE Scott 374 1939

Designer & Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Centenary of Photography 1839.

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FRANCE Scott B86 1939

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : André Spitz


Pierre Puvis de Chavannes
Surtax was for the unemployed intellectuals.

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FRANCE Scott B88 & B88A 1939/40

Designer & Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Honoré de Balzac
For the unemployed intellectuals.
Same designs and colour but different rates,





The scans don't do justice to what these stamps really look like
The colours of these and others issued by France in the late thirties
are very vibrant and jump right out at you.
Over the years I've seen a lot of engraved stamps from different countries and engravers but
these French ones are truly stunning.
I just wish that the scans would show them as they really are.
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FRANCE Scott 390 1939

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : André Spitz

150th Anniversary of the French Revolution

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FRANCE Scott B100 1940

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : André Spitz

Woman ploughing.
Surtax was used for war aid.

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FRANCE Scott B102 1940

Engraver : Antonin Delzers

Designer : André Spitz

Nurse and wounded soldier
Surtax was used for the Red Cross

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