EDITION D'OR

188 pages, of which 158 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in English and Spanish

160 pages, of which 128 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in English and Dutch

208 pages, of which 128 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in English and Spanish

260 pages, of which 238 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in German and English

New!

The book documents the introduction of the European Postal Services in Palestine, from the initial forerunners to the opening of postal offices until their closures in 1914.

134 pages, of which 117 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in German and English

New!

The collection comprises the beginning of the postal service in Nepal, starting with the British-Indian Post Office in 1816, up to the first adhesive stamps in Nepal, issued from 1881.

225 pages, of which 203 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in German and English

New!

This exhibit shows the political scene in Denmark and the influence of Germany during WWII, chronologically with philatelic and non-philatelic items.

163 pages, of which 132 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, in German and English

This introduction to this book in the Edition d' Or series aim to introduce the reader to the two collections presented in this volume: The history of the Square-Rigged Sailing Vessels and the special study of Denmark 1927-1952 the Caravel Postal Stationary. It also captures and reflects current approaches to thematic philately and practice, defined as having a "story-telling" concept in philatelic exhibits

133 pages, of which 111 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, bilingual in English and German

The collection of Dr.Géza Homonnay documents the transition from the establishment of the Hungarian postal service on 1 May 1867 to the issue of the lithographed stamps printed in hungary on 1 May 1871, as well as the subsequent three-month period until 31 July 1871 when the 1867 stamp issue became invalid on Hungarian territory.

The collection of Dr. Géza Homonnay reflects the history and postal history of the four years of transition to domestic political independence, from 1867 to 1871, in as exciting a way as a history book!

174 pages, of which 149 are full-colour plates showing pages from the collection, hardbound with dust jacket, bilingual in English and German

272 pages, of which 249 pages collection cover, full color, hard cover with dust jacket. Bilingual in English and German.