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Watches, Clocks, Timekeeping On Stamps

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I don't believe there has been any previous thread about clocks & watches.
So here goes.

Old Clocks from Austria. 1st issue.

AUSTRIA

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Old Clocks from Austria. 2nd issue

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Solar Watch
(If anyone has a better scan, please post)
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Tonga : wristwatches




Indonesia : 2 bob watch

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Those Tonga stamps are certainly ingenious.
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Switzerland : Publicity Series : Watchmaking.

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Here are some from the DDR
































And last but not least:








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By sheer coincidence, I just happened to have a sheet of these sitting on my desk...

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Posted 04/13/2011   10:21 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add lithograving to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
It looks like Time is just flying by wt1.
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Speaking of watches. I remember an article in Time magazine
circa 1970 which was about China's technological achievements
after the upheavals of the Cultural Revolution.
They were bragging that they finally produced watches which
only lost half an hour every month.

Look at them now.
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Red Cross Solidarity Week tax stamp, featuring the central train station of Skopje (Macedonia), showing the clock stopped at the time 5:16AM, which is when the major earthquake of 1963 destroyed much of the town.
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Those Austrian ones are REAL nice!
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I agree with you Nells the Austrian ones are good looking stamps and
have fine engraving.
Interestingly each of the six stamps had a different engraver.
The Austrian State Printers probably had a dozen engravers
around that time.
The M in M.Laurent stands for Maria. She was one of the few female
engravers in what I suppose was/is a male dominated field.
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Some old clocks on Czech stamps, similar to the Austrian ones actually.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

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Any thread about watches and clocks has to have something
from Switzerland.

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