Stamps of The NetherlandsDutch postal transport 1806-1854In 1806 The Netherlands were occupied by France. As a result the postal service was reorganised and rebuild to French model. The organisation of postal transport also changed. Dutch postal transport 1806-1854Perforation in Netherlands
The first Dutch stamps were issued unperforated in 1852. These stamps had to be cut out of the sheets with scissors. Probably, at that time, the invention of perforation was unknown in The Netherlands. Introduction of perforation in NetherlandsImperforated Wilhelmina stampsOn January 20th last we met a gentleman in Twente who asked for twenty stamps of 5 cent. He received imperforated stamps. Apparently he was in a bad mood. He attempted to loose a stamp for a payment receipt and destroyed a few stamps. He looked at me and I told him that this was caused by the strike of the typographical craftsmen. Discovery imperforated Wilhelmina stampsSpoils of warAfter the war unperforated stamps of the Konijnenburg type appeared and were sold to collectors. This article describes how these stamps came into circulation. Spoils of warGiori printingMostly intaglio-printing is used to print in one colour. The enormous force caused by the pressure roller effects the paper: some parts will be expanded while other parts do not. Giori printingMore stamps of The Netherlands Congratulations Rembrandt 1930 Men on the moon Dutch Post 200 years University of Leiden 1950 VNO-NCW Children's stamps 1931 Vincent van Gogh 1990 Dutch castles New Dutch issues Award for Eva Besnyö Children's stamps 1946 Paul Citroen The discovery of the golden stamps KIX-code Vulcanus cancellation machine Numeral postmarks (1869-1893) Theo Kurpershoek |
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The first Dutch stamps were issued unperforated in 1852. These stamps had to be cut out of the sheets with scissors. Probably, at that time, the invention of perforation was unknown in The Netherlands.