MYLA PHILATELY: Expertisation Early Denmark Stamps.

Ferslew delivered several drafts (or essays, as a philatelist would probably prefer) for stamp image and burelage print. The 6 red essays of Ferslew for the 4 R.B.S. stamp and also his pencil drawings for 2 and 4 R.B.S. are today located at the Postal Museum in Copenhagen.

Ferslew printings have the burelage printed from a copper plate, making for a slightly raised impression. Thiele used typography and the lines are not rising above the surface of the paper. 2 Rigsbankskilling (R.B.S.) printings.

One example is a souvenir sheet issued by Denmark in 1975 (Scott 565, Figure 3). This sheet shows some of designer Martinus William Ferslew's essays from 1849 and 1852. An essay is a concept illustration of a stamp. Often the essay is not adopted or is radically changed from the issued stamp, but essays are avidly collected and are often.

Denmark established its postal services in December 1624 under King Christian the Fourth, that operated by the usage of nine main routes maintained by the mayor of Copenhagen and several guilds. The mail was carried by foot but, by 1640, riders were employed.

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Denmark, officially the Kingdom of Denmark together with Greenland and the Faroe Islands, is a Scandinavian country in Northern Europe. It is the southernmost of the Nordic countries, southwest of Sweden and south of Norway, and bordered to the south by Germany.

If the tour old Ferslew newspapers are counted as one, the number of Copenhagen newspapers has remained fairly stable since the beginning of this century. New York will possess only a couple of dailies in 1975, if newspaper- mortality continues at the same rate as in the past 25 years.

Denmark: Stamps: Scott 1-6 Scott numbers have been given for these listings. If you would prefer to examine the stamps before purchasing, or you are any seeking stamps (or any condition or any quality) not listed here, please send your want list using your choice of Scott, Facit, or AFA numbers.

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