This is a design that was proposed for new stamps in 1865.
The name of the engraver Dulos is in the bottom right of the oval frame.
There's a lot of information about these on the romaniastamps.com web site.
This gives the engraver's name as "J. Dulos" but I wonder if this is the same (P.E.S.) Dulos who around the same time engraved the so-called "Duloz" stamps for Turkey. Stamps of both these designs were printed in Paris.
Quote: This gives the engraver's name as "J. Dulos" but I wonder if this is the same (P.E.S.) Dulos who around the same time engraved the so-called "Duloz" stamps for Turkey. Stamps of both these designs were printed in Paris.
Nigel, correct, "Duloz" is in fact an error, I think I recall ONEPS deciding hence forward, we are to refer to them as "DULOS" issues. Individual preference not withstanding.
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