Así vivimos la presentación de "Filatelia y fútbol: un viaje sin fronteras a través del coleccionismo", un espacio para descubrir cómo el deporte más popular del mundo y los timbres postales preservan momentos que han marcado generaciones.
Cada 19 de mayo se celebra el Día Mundial de la Donación de Leche Materna, para rendir homenaje a las madres que participan en la noble práctica de donar leche materna, a recién nacidos que no pueden ser amamantados por sus madres por causas diversas.🩷🤱🩷
#Mamá#lechematerna
Un 1º de abril de 1829 Vicente Guerrero tomó posesión como Presidente de la República. En el poder, Guerrero promulgó el decreto de abolición de la esclavitud, impulsó la educación gratuita, promovió la reforma agraria y combatió el intento de la reconquista española. 🇲🇽
#México
El 17 de febrero de 1836 nació Adolfo Bécquer, poeta y narrador español del Posromanticismo. Sus Rimas y Leyendas, un conjunto de poemas y relatos reunidos, constituyen uno de los libros más populares de la literatura hispana. 📚
Timbre: Gustavo Bécquer, país: España: año: 1970
#Philately doesn't have to be about old stamps. Here are some of the striking and interesting 1998-2004 definitive stamps from #Togo featuring the great local singer, Bella Bellow (1945-73). See the good article on this series by Nicholas Pertwee in @GSM_Magazine, December 2019.
#Iraq, 1923-25 definitive set printed in England by Bradbury Wilkinson: one annoying gap - as is often the case, for the highest value (10 rupees lake in same design as the 6 annas).
#Germany’s post office operated branches in the #Ottoman Empire between 1870 and 1914. Here are cancels from Constantinople (where there were three branches), Smyrna, Jaffa and Beirut on #REICHSPOST stamps overprinted for use in the #Levant and issued in 1900.
#Romania, 1877-79, ‘Bucharest 1’ 10 bani: there were two plates. Not notes in the standard catalogues, but stamps from each plate are easily distinguishable. In Plate 2 (at right) the space between the two circular lines at top right is completely clear:
Today’s #EngravedBeauty features the beautiful tall ship, ‘La Capricieuse’, and was the first French ship to visit Canada since the acquisition of Canada by Great Britain during the Seven Years’ War (1763). The trip’s mission in 1855 was to report on trade prospects with Canada.
Today’s #EngravedBeauty features a lovely giraffe eating from palm trees on this stamp from 1901. The Nyassa Company commissioned these stamps for their territory in the Portuguese colony of Mozambique. Mostly printed for philatelists, they were rarely postally used.
Today’s #EngravedBeauty is this wonderful triangle postage due stamp from 1953 Monaco and features a tall sailing ship, one of my favorite themes. The name of the ship is not mentioned. The engravers noted at the bottom are Henri-Lucien Cheffer, and Raoul Serres.
Je suis tellement triste de voir ça. Ce sont des temps difficiles, mais j'espère et je prie pour que la France retrouve bientôt sa place légitime en tant que phare de la civilisation.