MICHEL Klassik Katalog Europa 1840 bis 1900 - In Farbe / MICHEL Classic Stamps Catalogue Europe 1840 till 1900 - IN Full Colour

MICHEL Klassik Katalog Europa 1840 bis 1900 - In Farbe / MICHEL Classic Stamps Catalogue Europe 1840 till 1900 - IN Full Colour --- Language : German --- Content : 700 pages over 2800 color illustrations, around 75 000 prices. The interest in the stamp issues of each country to Turn to 20 Century has also today after more than other Held 100 years, so you can feel an increased demand for the Stamp issues in the early years. The spending policy of the Post Office was at that time primarily addressing the rising mail volumes and was largely free of speculative issues facing the stamp collector. Therefore, the Schwaneberger publisher has decided that collections of classical philately of 33 European countries including Germany from 1840 to 1900 in a separate catalog "Classic" summarized and presented in a much expanded form. The aim is to further information on the scope of the previous To present MICHEL catalogs Europe also, so that the classical Catalog nearly reached the standard of specialty catalogs. One focus is to provide reviews of units (pairs, strip of three, four blocks) and for stamps on cover and to capture varieties and characteristics. The accounting period does not end abruptly with spending until 1900, but then fluently when around the turn of the 20th Century changes in the regency or in the currency were. Deliberately is also the territory of the German post offices abroad and Colonies contain complete, since a temporal caesura makes little sense here. --- Deutsche Beschreibung : Umfang: ca. 700 Seiten, über 2800 farbige Abbildungen, rund 75 000 Preisnotierungen. Das Interesse an den Markenausgaben der einzelnen Länder bis zur Wende zum 20. Jahrhundert hat sich auch heute nach mehr als weiteren 100 Jahren gehalten, ja man spürt eine verstärkte Nachfrage nach den Briefmarkenausgaben der ersten Jahre. Die Ausgabepolitik der Postverwaltungen diente damals vorrangig der Bewältigung des ansteigenden Postaufkommens und war weitgehend frei von