History in general History of postage stamp / Yoshirō Okada Kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko

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History in general
kodansha Academic Library / 1840 -- Around the time of the Tenpo Reform, a small piece of paper created in the United Kingdom changed the world's communication networks at once! The legend of "Penny Black" sold as many as 4,100,000 pieces on the first day of the sale. The mystery of the nude postage stamp that made a big break in Eastern Europe. At the end of the 19th century, an Austrian aristocrat collector who spent a lot of money every week at 50000 francs (equivalent to the 10 year salary of the director of the British Museum at that time). The trick of the auction in which a 1 cent postage stamp sold by a 12-year-old boy goes up to 100 million yen after 50 years. The postage stamp of Hitler during the German dictatorship and the details after the collapse, the mixture of boulder from elaborate fakes to childish fakes, and the biography of the master of postage stamp forgery. There are many miracles and unusual things, unique aluminum gold foil, introduction of unusual designs, etc. This is a unique and outstanding book of postage stamp science and introduction by a calendar scholar who loved postage stamp and dedicated his life to collecting it. It covers the history and charm of postage stamp, which is said to be "the king of hobbies and the hobby of kings"! (It is full of photographed illustrations!) ★ No postmark on the king's face! Italy ★ Why heaven and earth reversed? Reverse printing 500 mon. Japanese ★ The most elegant and delicate intaglio in the world. Austrian ★ Addition to famous paintings. Around the world's most elegant and delicate postage stamp America ★ Add to famous paintings. Hungary Triangle, octagon, diamond shape, gold foil and aluminum foil. deformation, rare material postage stamp! The original of this book was published by kodansha in October 1976. In order to resolve the degradation of the postage stamp image, we took a private photograph of Mr. Ryuta Tanabe, the commentator. In order to resolve the 0 postage stamp source book postage stamp postage stamp