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200 2 Vatican City #1 214 - 300th Anniversary of the Pontifical Ecclesiastical Academy, engraved by Slania. |
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Very nice Lou.
Is that supposed to be Slania's signature in the selvage?
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I was sent this nice sheet recently as part of an ongoing trade. One of the more unusual that Slania did (middle).  |
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and I finally received the Monaco version of the Princess Grace joint issue.  |
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Slania created an excellent likeness of Princess Grace. I love his work. I found an image of Princess Grace which appears to have been the photo he used to create the stamp.  |
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Those are a couple of nice items Anthony. Here is one of Slania's earlier works from 195 2 when he was still living in Poland. Notice the abbreviations del. et sc. before his name which indicates he was not only the engraver but also the designer.  |
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Lithograving: it was advertized as Slania's signature and it appears to match other signatures that I've seen. I was able to get this item on ebay a few years ago. |
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Another thread that needs a bump... I don't think anyone has posted this yet. Queen Wilhelmina from the 19 28 series (though this one was issued in 1930), Netherlands Antilles:  (Scott #101) |
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I'm just sorting through some of my Germany accumulation and though this was a bit special.  |
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| Edited by AnthonyUK - 03/06/2011 12:56 pm |
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That is a nice one Anthony. West Germany did not issue very many engraved stamps but some were well done. Here is one I really like.   |
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West Germany/Berlin  The stamp below does not portray the Spandau Prison which until 1987 housed Nazi war criminals and was then demolished. Spandau Citadel is one of the best-preserved Renaissance fortresses of Europe.   |
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They are very nice Litho. Just found another. The famous German women series is a quite nice, simplistic design but is a very big set.  |
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Really nice engravings. Same engraver? I have no idea about German stamps. There's too much stuff out there. |
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Very well engraved Anthony. The German women series is excellent, pity I only have a few of them, all used.
Andrew, the 80 pf Karl Barth was engraved by E. Falz.
For the Berlin stamps the engravers were :
30 pf Egon Falz 40 pf Lück ( I'm unable to find his christian name) 50 pf Hans Joachim Fuchs
All were printed by the Bundesdruckerei in Berlin.
Luckily I kept my old 1991/1992 Michel Deutschland because the newer catalogues don't have the engravers listed anymore.
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| Edited by lithograving - 03/06/2011 10:58 pm |
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