1950s Postal Seal. NH VF. Reverse-printed embossed blue oval type of design that is seen in the postal seals of various countries. For example, in 1876, Sweden started using a design similar to this for an actual official postal mail stamp for letters to foreign destinations. In general, countries seem to use type of seal as a letter seal on official correspondence and/or as seal to repair damaged mail. I do not know when this particular seal was printed, but I am guessing that it was in the 1950s.
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1970s Postal Seal. NH VF single. A remarkable, elegant, and colorful CIRCLE-IN-SQUARE seal picturing the National Coat of Arms and the post office emblem. The text includes REYKJAVIK, thus we assume that is where it was normally used. It was printed in the same manner as stamps, on stamp paper, by the famous stamp printer De La Rue! The date of issue is not known to me, but I believe it to be from the 1970s. It has probably been used as a letter seal on official correspondence and/or as seal to repair damaged mail.
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1970s Postal Seal. NH VF Lower Left Plate #1A corner margin 4-block. Stunning!
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1970s Postal Seal. NH VF Lower Right Corner Printer (De La Rue) Imprint corner margin 4-block. Stunning!
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The circle-in-square ca.1970s Official Postal Seal was issued in sheets of five (10 wide by 5 high). Printed by De La Rue in the same manner as regular stamps, the plate number is in the lower left corner of the sheet and the DLR imprint is in the lower right.
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