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Stamp Magazine – December 2016 | Postage Stamp | Mail
The company was already 150 years old when it first printed stamps. Enschedé can trace its history back to 1703. The limited-edition booklet of stamps mimics a strip cartoon.
Stamp Magazine – December 2016 | Postage Stamp | Mail
The company was already 150 years old when it first printed stamps. It also incorporates a number of printing techniques which have not previously been used for Dutch postage stamps.
Stamp Magazine – December 2016 | Postage Stamp | Mail
The company responded that it was legally required to deliver all addressed mail. But the unique cylinder block of six from the bottom left corner of the sheet has been reserved exclusively for Stamp Magazine readers.
Stamp Magazine – December 2016 – PDF Free Download
ABOVE: Unused postcard available to guests staying at the Great Northern Hotel in Peterborough, which opened close to the railway station in 1852 ABOVE: GNR postcards reproduced the company’s own advertising posters, promoting rail travel to businessmen (left) and seaside holidaymakers (right) 42 www.stampmagazine.co.uk DECEMBER 2016
Stamp Magazine – December 2016 | Postage Stamp | Mail
The company was already 150 years old when it first printed stamps. It also incorporates a number of printing techniques which have not previously been used for Dutch postage stamps.
Stamp Magazine – December 2016 | Postage Stamp | Mail
Type 2 had the points of the shield protruding into the frame and the simpler inscription ‘Great Northern Railway Company’. Arms series The final GNR series of newspaper stamps featured the full-blown arms of the company (the lions passant and lion rampant combined in a single.
Stamp Magazine – December 2016 – PDF Free Download
ABOVE: Unused postcard available to guests staying at the Great Northern Hotel in Peterborough, which opened close to the railway station in 1852 ABOVE: GNR postcards reproduced the company’s own advertising posters, promoting rail travel to businessmen (left) and seaside holidaymakers (right) 42 www.stampmagazine.co.uk DECEMBER 2016
