Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from Europe
We could as well have collected First Day Covers with Johann Sebastian Bach and not just stamps with Johann Sebastian Bach – but we have not. But that might change one day.
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Exciting Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from South Europe
2011 Cyprus (Greek Part)
1985 Cyprus (Turkish Part)
1985 Italy
1985 Monaco
So ... do you know why this following stams sheet block from Monaco is a Bach stamp too?
1995 Monaco
1985 San Marino
The following stamp is an absolute rarity, which was issued in the year 1985: the Bach stamp is located on a stamp of the year 1988.
1988 San Marino
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Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from Eastern Europe
The speciality coming with this Bach stamp? The spelling of the last name. No mistake – for the reason that Bach sounds like it is supposed to sound, you have to write Bach that way. Written Bah, it sound correct, when an Albanian reads the word: So: no spelling mistake.
1985 Albania
1985 Bulgaria
2000 Bulgaria
1970 Russia (CCCP)
1985 Russia (CCCP)
Bach is probably never mentioned smaller on a Bach stamp. However, what you see here on this website is much larger as on the stamp as an original. Very close to the large "30" there are the four letters, which specify one of the greatest composers of all times.
1966 Czechoslovakia
It's as if the back then Czechoslovakia had specialised, to illustrate the adored composers on their stamps not too much. However displayed in this size here on the website you find them. And on Flickr? More than ever.
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1986 Czechoslovakia
1978 Hungary
1985 Hungary
1985 Poland
Is the follwoing small piece of paper a Bach stamp? Or a Bach cinderella? Or neither nor?
2001 Tatarstan
Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from Western Europe
How good, it is mentioned at lower edge of the stamp: It's the homage of Germany's neighbors in the west.
1980 France
2000 Belgium
2009 Netherlands
Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from Austria
"Self-made." Not by us. But by an Austrian private mail company. Plus accepted by the international postage stamp collector societies. So, no cinderella. That means? Rare to find. Very rare.
2008 Austria
Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from Northern Europe
1985 Denmark
1985 Ireland
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How good, Scotland is mentioned here below the word "Staffa". And green holes: That is really special. If this is no cinderella, which of all my stamps is it than?
1985 Staffa (Scotland)
Eynhallow, an island in Scotland. No residents. That is to say more precisely: there are no residents for some 50 years. So we ask ourselves - how do you issue a Bach stamp there? What if we decide to overlook this here? Because - it is really a beauty, no question.
1985 Eynhallow (Scotland)
Johann Sebastian Bach on Stamps from Germany: The GDR (DDR) and the BRD
Font and "Deutsche Reich" are embarrassing enough. At least Germany in 1928 was not yet brown. Germany was still a parliamentary state, a democracy - the Weimar Republic.
1926 Germany
Terrible: since January 3oth 1933 German is "brown" and issued a Bach postage stamp in that era. For a long time particularly this stamp gave me a hard time and I had the feeling I should not offer this stamp any room in my collection. Now it is here – for the reason of completeness - with an immense discomfort.
1935 Germany
The first Bach stamps released by the former DDR (GDR), issued 1950, still 11 years away from building the wall. At a time, when there was an Eastern Germany and a Federal Republic of Germany without wall and iron curtain.
1950 Eastern Germany (DDR)
1950 Western Germany (BRD)
1961 Western Germany (BRD)
1965 Eastern Germany (DDR = GDR))
1971 Western Germany (BRD)
1985 Eastern Germany (DDR = GDR)
1985 Western Germany (BRD)
1985 Eastern Germany (DDR = GDR)
A postage stamp to honor Frederick the Great developed to a stamp that honors Bach at the same time? Why that is so and where actually Bach is hiding, is what you figure out with a click.
1986 Western Germany (BRD)
In 1989 the reunion of Germany stated. 1990 it is finally accomplished. October 3rd became a national holiday. 10 years later this Bach stamp was issued in reunited Germany.
2000 Germany
Where is Bach hidden on these stamps?
2003 Germany
2004 Germany
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