Czechoslovakia - Exclusive philatelic collection...

Exclusive philatelic collection: Czechoslovakia – From the beginnings (Classic) to the modern era Discover an impressive piece of Central European postal and time history! This exquisite compilation of Czechoslovak stamps brings together coveted classics from the founding years of the state with artistic motifs of the modern era. Highlights & features of this collection: Legendary Hradčany issue (1918): Included are the famous first stamps of Czechoslovakia after designs by the world-renowned Art Nouveau/Glasgow? No, actually Alphonse Mucha (Prague Castle / Hradčany). Among them are various denominations, both perforated and imperforate varieties, and rare surcharges (e.g. SO 1920 for East Silesia/Silesia Orientale). Rare surcharges & local issues: Pošta Československá 1919: Sought-after surcharges on Austrian newspaper and airmail stamps (e.g. Mercur/Hermes head). Regional and service surcharges such as O.T. (Obrana Těšínska) and special cancels (e.g. Eger, Bodenbach, Praha). Iconic symbolism & motifs: Mucha doves & Free Republic: Issues with the characteristic dove motifs of Alphonse Mucha as well as symbol-rich depictions such as the allegorical female figure with broken chains and the Bohemian lion. Portraits and coats of arms, such as the impressive 2- korun stamp with the shield and the elegant view of Prague. Postage stamps (Portomarken/Doplatné) & supplementary values: Extensive addition through classical late-proceeding postage stamps and surcharge values in various conditions. From Classic to Modern: In addition to the rich early period, the collection also features beautiful modern image and commemorative issues (Fauna, Flora, Antarctic Treaty, aviation and personalities). Condition & presentation: Condition: Mixed used / cancelled with authentic postmarks as well as unused values. Presentation: Neatly and cleanly mounted on high-quality Schaubek pre-printed leaves. Lots of enjoyment while browsing.

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