2004, April 19. Postpex 2004 Stamp Exhibition
Litho Offset. Amstar Company, Inc., Perf. 14.
Souvenir Sheets of One
Souvenir Sheets of One (8,000)
22p Postpex 2004 Overprint on First Philippine Stamps Issue
Designer: David Dujunco
Design Coordinator: Dr. Ngo Tiong Tak
Design: Overprint in red and black on souvenir sheets issued earlier featuring the four First Philippine stamps issued in 1854, with the bottom margin showing the unissued 10c black and the 1 r corros" error stamps.
First Day Covers: Manila
POSTPEX 2004 Stamp Exhibition
The Philippines was one of the first countries in Asia to issue postage stamps (1854), 14 years after the first postage stamps were issued in England in 1840.
The Philippine Postal Corporation, in cooperation with the APO Philatelic Society and the Philatelic Society of the Philippines (PSP), is putting up a 150-frame stamp exhibit to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the first Philippine postage stamps, POSTPEX 2004.
The exhibit puts on display some of the best collections of Filipino and foreign collectors living here and abroad. Some members of the International Philippine Philatelic Society are participating and supporting this exhibit, too.
Gigantic and magnificent by local standards, this 150-frame exhibit is the biggest organized by Philpost to date. Everything is included, from some of the rarest items from the first issue of the Spanish regime, through the U.S. Administration, Aguinaldo Revolutionary Government, Japanese Occupation to the Republic period. Philippine postal cards, flight covers, documentary stamped papers, revenues, and others are also presented. World class exhibits of foreign stamps are also on display, plus topical collections and exhibits of the Philpost Philatelic Library.
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