Stamps On Stamps

Stamp on Stamp and traditional postal transportation, issued by Laos on April 26, 1990 to publicise the International Stamp Exhibition London 90':

To publicize the Philexafrique stamp exhibition held in Abidjan, Ivory Coast during 1969, an omnibus set was issued by 13 African countries, all are ex-French colonies. Each country issued one stamp except Ivory Coast that issued three stamps + SS. All stamps show former stamps from the colonial era:

Gabon, Congo, Central African Republic and Mauritania:




Togo, Mali, Niger and Upper Volta:




Rest of the countries in the next post:

The rest of the countries:

Chad, Madagascar, Dahomey and Senegal:




The host country, Ivory Coast:

The first set of Israel was issued on May 16, 1948, two days after the establishment of the state. It is a set of nine stamps depicting old coins from the period of the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judea. The name "Israel" is not appear on the stamps since, in the time they were printed, the name of the new state was not yet determined (The proposals for the name were: Eretz Israel, Israel or Judea), hence the inscription "Hebrew Post" (Doar Ivri) in Hebrew and Arabic was written on them.

Several SS's and stamps issued by Israel show the "Doar Ivri" stamps:

To publicize the "Jerusalem '73" stamp exhibition, a set of three SS's was issuedon March 25, 1974. The SS's depicting the three high values of the "Doar Ivri" stamps. The original stamps depicting an ancient Jewish coin issued by the Jewish rebels in 68/69 CE during the first rebellion against the Roman empire:



To mark the Philately Day, a stamp shows "Doar Ivri" stamp was issued on December 12, 1991:

To publicize the opening of the postal and philatelic museum in Tel-Aviv, Israel issued on June 11, 1991, a SS depicting three stamps: Ottoman stamp, British mandate on Palestine stamp and Doar Ivri stamp - all were used in different periods in Eretz Israel:



There are more stamps and SS's show the Doar Ivri stamps. I will show them next time.

Here are more items show the 1948 Doar Ivri Israeli stamps in addition to the items I posted in my previous post:

To mark the Philately Day, stamp show "Doar Ivri" stamp were issued on December 12, 1990 and September 1, 1999, respectively:



First flight between France and Israel, joint issued by Israel and France on November 10, 2008. Stamps show views from Paris, France and Haifa, Israel. On the bottom, a cover franked with three Doar Ivri stamps:




That are all stamps from Israel show the 1948 Doar Ivri stamps, as far as I Know.

A set of two stamps depicting former stamps were issued by Gabon in 1978 to publicize the Philexafrique II stamp exhibition held in Libreville, Gabon in 1979 and the 2nd international stamp fair held in Essen, Germany in 1978. Designed by Pierrette Lambert:

Stork (represents Europe) and stamp of Saxony:

Gorilla (represents Africa) and stamp of Gabon (Scott 280):

The stamps were issued as a sheet contains two different tabs publicizing the events:

The International Stamp Exhibition BUDAPEST 71 was held to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Hungarian stamps. To publicize the event, Hungary issued on September 4, 1971 a souvenir sheet contains four stamps, each one shows a former Hungarian stamp. Here are the stamps and the SS:

India - Re.1 stamp issued to mark the International Philatelic Exhibition 1973. It depicts the 1 1/2 As. JAI HIND stamp issued in 1947.

On May 11, 1973, Hungary issued a set of eight stamps to publicize the stamp exhibitions POLSKA '73 held in Poznan, Poland and IBRA '73 held in Munich, Germany. Four of the stamps show the same stamps on the above SS from 1971, means they are SOSOS (Stamps on Stamps on Stamps):




The rest four stamps in the set show former Hungarian stamps issued in 1961 to celebrate the 90th anniversary of Hungarian stamps:

India
INPEX-82 National Stamp Exhibition
30 December 1982
The First Stamps of Pre and Post Independent India

To celebrate the centenary of the Olympic games, Greece issued on March 25, 1996 a set of stamps depicting the first stamps of Greece publicizing the First Olympic Games held in 1896:



The stamps issued in 3 sheets inside a folder. Here is the front and back of the folder:


Here are the original 1896 Olympic Games Greek Stamps, missing the two high values which I still don't have in my collection:

Paraguay issued on March 4, 1990 a set of stamps shows four stamps of Greece publicizing the First Olympic Games held in 1896. I posted the original Greek stamps in my previous post:

A set of four stamps commemorating the UPU centenary was issued in 1974 for use in Gilbert and Ellice Islands. Three of the stamps depicting means of transportation use to deliver letters and former stamps issued for use in the islands:

stamp depicting King George V stamp issued in 1912:

Stamp depicting the islands coat of arms stamp (KGVI)issued in 1939:

Stamp depicting the islands coat of arms stamp issued in 1971:

Here are the original stamps except the KGV stamp which I havn't in my collection:

Hello.
In Mendham (NJ) you have this website very complete S.O.S. (Stamp on stamp).
I am the 25th member of the Italian group.
Regards.

http://www.stampsonstamps.org/

The first set of stamps of the Kingdom of Laos was issued on November 13, 1951. To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Laotian philately, the Kingdom of Laos issued on October 31, 1971 a set of four stamps and a souvenir sheet contains three stamps. Each stamp depicts design from famous former Laotian stamp. All the original stamps depicted on the stamps were designed by the French-Laotian artist Marc Leguay and engraved by Jean Pheulpin except the stamps depict "Lao Woman" which engraved by Raoul Serres:

Stamp depicts design of a stamp from the set "Lao Woman" issued on April 13, 1952:

Stamp depicts design of the stamp "So Player" from the set "Lao Musical Instruments" issued on March 25, 1957:

Stamp depicts design of the stamp "god Rama" from the set "Lao Royal Ballet – The Ramayana" issued on October 28, 1955:

Stamp depicts design of the stamp "The Offertory" from the set "Buddhism in Laos" issued on November 5, 1957:

In addition, a SS contains three stamps also issued. Each stamp in the SS depicts design of a stamp from the set "Lao woman" issued on April 13, 1952:

Here are the four original stamps: