Famous
stamps on stamps
Europa
stamps
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Associated
to European building steps, Europa stamps symbolize impulse's community original
landmark in philatelic evolution, these stamps illustrate universal subjects.
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"Europa", a topic which has
contributed, and donates premium knowledge about the contemporary process of
the integration and unification of the ancient continent. The idea of making a "join stamp
emission" came up in august of the year 1949 promoted by the European
council. The uniform motive for this emission had to symbolize the community
of interest and objectives. |
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On the 15th of September 1956, the six
countries which conjoint the first agreement ( After the first emission, in 1957
proceeded a second, in regard to "Europe, peace factor and source of
welfare", and a third one in 1958 with the theme "The European Post
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In 1959,
various European countries founded the CEPT (European Postal and
Telecommunication Organization), whose fundamental concept was to reinforce the
relation between the members administration.
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From this moment, every year they
started to issue a community set to proceed with the European stamp, an emission
with a generic common theme and a personal design in every country. Between
1960 and 1992 they have issued several stamps among other motives :
"Wheel with 19 spokes", "22 petal of a flower",
"Flaming sun", "Famous personalities", "Year of the
European music", and, in 1992, "Conquering of America" |
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number of countries has been increasing gradually, and nowadays more tan 40
Post Administration are issuing stamps of the Europa series.
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Since 1992, the CEPT appears modified
and with a new logotype. In the equivalent manner which the European Union
has determined a monetary union, materialized in the Euro, the post stamp has
been unified and the more clear example of this unification, we find it in
the new emissions of these series. |
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The theme "Europa" in the
thematic philately is underlined for its particularities. Between others : a
single annually emission, the facial coincides with the corresponding
stamping of each country, elevated percentage of philatelic rarity, and large
acceptation in whole Europe |
Thanks to the
French Post Office for this document
Scott: #????-?O
Issued: ??.??.2005
50th Anniversary of Europa
Stamps
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Lou wrote: A
very interesting design component issue, by the same designer as the St Thomas
& Prince Europa stamp anniversary set, and the
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #???O
Issued: ??.??.1967
Europa
Inside #???: Europa Stamps
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Belgium #496 |
Saar #318 |
Switzerland #417 |
G.B. #377 |
Netherlands #370P |
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France #930 |
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Monaco #439 |
Germany #867-8 |
Greece #801-2 |
Thanks to Attilio Papio
Scott: #????O
Issued: 12.6.2003
10th Anniversary of Issues Europa of
Inside #????
The margins of the Souvenir Sheet bear issues Europa of
Moldova:
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#111O (29.12.1993) |
Mi #210O (21.6.1996) |
Mi #429O (9.5.2002) |
Mi #276O (18.7.1998) |
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Mi #107O (18.6.1994) |
Mi #388O (5.5.2001) |
Mi #363O (9.5.2000) |
Mi #236O (29.6.1997) |
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Mi #166O (9.5.1995) |
Mi #306O (5.5.1999) |
Scott: #496-7O
Issued: 20.7.2005
50th Anniversary of the first Europa Stamps
Inside #497: Europa
type of 1956 (pic of
Scott: #498O
Scott: #1075-8O
Issued: 7.12.2005
50 Years of Europa Stamps
Inside #1075:
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Andorra/Fr Adm #174O |
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Sc #1076:
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Inside #1077:
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Inside #1078:
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Scott: #1078aO
Thanks to Lou Guadagno for ID's and scans
Scott: #1001-6O
Issued: 16.5.2005
50 Years of Europa Stamps
Inside #1001a:
Inside #1001b:
Inside #1002a:
Inside #1002b:
Inside #1003a:
Inside #1003b:
Inside #1004a:
Inside #1004b:
Inside #1005a: Austria #657O
Inside #1005b: San
Marino #701O
Inside #1006a:
Inside #1006b:
Scott: #1001-6O
Thanks to Lou for some of the scans