Britain qe2

Great Britain - "  QE2 ~ THE ICONIC ART OF ARNOLD MACHIN. " Limited Edition ~ Philatelic - Numismatic Cover ! Royal Mail & Royal Mint Issue ! A few words from the Informative / illustrative Insert: " The belief that a diminutive design, such as a stamp, does not require detail I think is very much mistaken. In fact, I would say that the reverse is true. If one thinks of miniatures the finest are very detailed indeed, and I think more interesting and more beautiful because of it. This medal was struck using an embossing die based on a cast Machin made

Great Britain - "  QE2 ~ THE ICONIC ART OF ARNOLD MACHIN. " Limited Edition ~ Philatelic - Numismatic Cover ! Royal Mail & Royal Mint Issue ! A few words from the Informative / illustrative Insert: " I aimed to produce a design with charm and dignity and yet without sentimentality. To create an illusion of strong relief thereby counteracting the stringent limits of the actual projection essential

Great Britain  - "   QUEEN ELIZABETH II ~ THE EMBOSSED MACHIN. " Limited Edition ~ Philatelic-Numismatic Cover ! Limited Edition of 2,000 Only ~ This is Cover No. 0176 Cover is almost A4 size. The Machin Portrait Coin First Day Cover. By 1967, Queen Elizabeth II had been reigning for 15 years and the rationing of the post-war era had given way to the exuberance of the Summer Love. North Sea gas was being piped ashore and colour TV was launched. The British way of life was changing forever. In the same week that the Beatles released Sergeant Pepper, another cultural icon emerged; a brand new definitive stamp was issued, soon hailed as a milestone

Great Britain  - "   QUEEN ELIZABETH II ~ THE EMBOSSED MACHIN. " Limited Edition ~ Philatelic-Numismatic Cover ! Limited Edition of 2,000 Only ~ This is Cover No. 0176 Cover is almost A4 size. The Machin Portrait Coin First Day Cover. By 1967, Queen Elizabeth II had been reigning for 15 years and the rationing of the post-war era had given way to the exuberance of the Summer Love. North Sea gas was being piped ashore and colour TV was launched. The British way of life was changing forever. In the same week that the Beatles released Sergeant Pepper, another cultural icon emerged; a brand new definitive stamp was issued, soon hailed as a milestone in stamp design. Designed by Arnold Machin, release of the  new definitive was finally overseen by Postmaster General Edward Short in June 1967. He described it simply as “one of the greatest stamps of all time”. Your coin first day cover pays tribute to this pivotal moment in postal history, celebrating the Machin definitive through the ‘Embossed’ printing process used to produce the stamps in the pane. Embossing is a ‘relief’ process giving depth to the printed stamps. The pane featured on your coin cover was produced using a die from the original Machin cast. Complimenting the stamps are a complete set of the first decimal coins issued by the Royal Mint, bearing the effigy of the Queen by Arnold Machin … Reverse of Cover - Pix 5. FDI: 16th February 1999 Stoke on Trent, East Staffordshire. (STVKO11). <div style="text-align:center"><a style="text-decoration:none" href="http://mostpopular.sellathon.com/?id=AC974128"><img src="http://www.sellathon.com/Resources/Images/countercredit.gif" border="0"></a></div>