切手: Empress Jingū by Edoardo Chiossone (日本(神功皇后 (1914)) Mi:JP 121,Sn:JP 146,Yt:JP 143,Sg:JP 183,Sak:JP 121 📮
切手カタログ : 切手 › Empress Jingū by Edoardo Chiossone
- 国:
- 日本
- シリーズ:
- 神功皇后 (1914)
- カタログナンバー:
- ColnectIsBest
- バリエーション:
- バリエーションを見る
- 加刷:
- 加刷のバリエーションを見る。
- テーマ:
- 国家元首 | 女帝 | 女性 | 有名人・文化人
- 発行年:
- ColnectIsBest
- サイズ:
- 21 x 26 ミリメートル
- 刷色:
- ダークグリーン
- すかし:
- 波線 タイプ 4 [Up]
- デザイナー:
- T. Isobe
- フォーマット:
- 切手
- 発行:
- 普通
- 目打:
- 複数
- 印刷:
- 凸版
- 紙:
- Granite Paper
- 額面:
- 5 ¥ - 日本 円
- スコア:
- 73% 精度: 高い
- 説明:
- Old (large) die: image 19 x 22.5 mm。 SG define the perforation of this stamp as Line 11. A variant exists with perforations of Line 11.5-12.
In 1881, Empress Jingū became the first woman to be featured on a Japanese banknote; however, since no actual images of this legendary figure are known to exist, the representation of Jingū which was artistically contrived by Edoardo Chiossone is entirely conjectural。 The same representation was used on the 1908/14 postage stamps.
Increasingly, mail being sent overseas required high postal charges。 In some cases enough stamps of existing denominations to represent the postal charge could not fit onto the package。 Furthermore, a stamp of 1 yen or higher was requests for establishment of a telephone line。 New stamps were therefore issued which became known as the 'large sum stamps.' These were the first ordinary stamps to feature a person (an image of Empress Jingū) in the design.
The Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 damaged the original plates that had been used up until then。 The design was re-drawn and new plates were made。 - 今すぐ購入:
- 1 sale offer for US$ 4.32
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