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nethryk- thanks for the info..i'll look into those books.
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Florian, I'm beginning to understand now what you meant by
"camaieu" being an intentional overlapping of primary colours
to create another ie Blue+Yellow=Green etc compared to accidental
"bleeding" caused by as you say uneven wiping of the cylinder

Regarding the Hitler face surreptitiously engraved on
Austria Scott 388 & 389 I have heard of that too and could never really see it.
After I scanned it a couple of years ago I thought I could
see something but who knows.
Here is my scan. I see the eyes and the hair but not the
steel helmet. I guess one sees what one wants to see.

What I really want to know is, who was the engraver.


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Austria issued it's first Christmas stamp in 1953.
The exact same design & engraving was used again in 1954
only in different colour.

Designer : A Chmielowski

Engraver : Ferdinand Lorber

Scott 590 1953



Scott 597 1954


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Here are images of the two airmail stamps in a set depicting Dahomeyan buildings, designed and engraved by Albert Decaris, and issued by Dahomey on April 1, 1960, Scott Nos. C14 & C15.

- nethryk

PS To graphis - You're welcome!
PS To stampgal - Thanks for your kind comment today in the Coat of Arms thread. We aim to please, Ma'am.

Somba House


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For some reason Austria issued no more Christmas stamps between 1954 and 1963.
But this 1958 Day of the Stamp semi postal showing the Kitzbühel
Post Office in a snowy Tirolean scene seems Christmas related.
And since it was issued on December 6, it was intended for
Holiday mail.

Designer : S. Koller

Engraver : Georg Wimmer

Scott B300


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The 1963 Austrian Christmas stamp showed a nativity scene.

Designer : Fritz Zerritsch

Engraver : Hans Ranzoni the younger

Scott 718


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Going through my grandfather's old albums again I noticed this thing and my first impulse was to just crumple it up and dump it.

But when I located it in Scott and found there were no perfs but that the stamps were rouletted ,I figured the fault lay not in the poor stamp but in the separation method.
And because I really liked the engraving I therefore gave it a stay of execution.

Here is Brazil Scott 628, issued on May 8, 1945 for the Victory
of the Allied Nations in Europe.
Scott titles it Tranquility but when I googled
Saudade it mentioned that the word is almost impossible
to translate properly from the Portuguese.

Designer & Engraver : ??

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Images from a souvenir sheet as part of the Historical Collection of French Stamps





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I have always though that this set especially the S3 and S5 were one of the finest examples of stamp engraving.
Issued for the 100th Anniversary of the Society of creative Artists(Künstler)in Vienna.

From the designing and engraving team of Adalbert Pilch and
Rudolf Toth.

Scott 662 - 665 1961






Below is the entire The Triumph of Ariadne by Hans Makart

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These were bi coloured engraved stamps which was
rare for Austrian stamps

When I see this bleeding of ink
I'm thinking Giori press.




But why acquire a press which is capable of multicolour
engraving and then don't make use of it ?

Florian, Glenn Morgan, what do you think ?
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Émile Augustin Cyprien Driant (1855-1916) was a French nationalist writer, politician, and army officer. He was the first high ranking casualty of the Battle of Verdun during World War I. Here is an image of a stamp featuring a portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Driant at the front, designed and engraved by Albert Decaris, and issued by France on February 21, 1956, Scott No. 788, Y&T No. 1052.

- nethryk

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It wasn't until 1967 that Austria issued it's next Christmas stamp.
This one showed a late Gothic (15th Century) carved Nativity scene
located in the Nonnberg Convent, Salzburg

Designer : Otto Zeiller

Engraver : Rudolf Toth

Scott 806


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Sweden issued a booklet in 1975 in recognition of public
service organizations.

Engravers : Zlatko Jakuš and Majvor Franzen

Scott 1129 - 1133





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Zlatko Jakuš was also the engraver of these 3 booklet stamps
portraying 19th Century Swedish steam locomotives.

Scott 1134 - 36 1975





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Pair of Swedish stamps issued for the 100th Anniversary of
the first telephone call by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876.

The stamps show old and new telephones.
Note that the rotary dial phone was considered new 36 years ago.
I would guess that 75% of the population today has never actually
seen or used a rotary dial phone.

Engraver : Zlatko Jakuš

Scott 1157, 1158


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