Bangkok 1993 World
Philatelic Exhibition - 1st Series
(1991)
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Issue
Name: |
Bangkok
1993
World Philatelic
Exhibition (1st Series) |
Thai Issue
Name: |
งานแสดงตราไปรษณียากรโลก
กรุงเทพฯ
2536 (ชุด 1) |
Issue Date: |
1991/2534-10-23 |
Cause: |
To
publicize the
Bangkok
1993
World Philatelic Exhibition,
as well as to commemorate
the (in 1993 AD) 85th anniversary of the installation of
the Equestrian Statue of King
Rama V at the Royal Plaza in
Bangkok's Dusit area, which was printed on the 5th series of
postage stamps on Rama V, issued in 1908. |
Catalogue Number: |
1991/32-38 |
Denomination: |
2
Baht;
3
Baht;
4 Baht;
5
Baht;
6
Baht;
7
Baht;
8
Baht |
Unused Value: |
9
Baht;
9
Baht;
11 Baht;
11
Baht;
11
Baht;
15
Baht;
22
Baht |
Complete Set: |
88
Baht (unused); 52 Baht (used) |
Thailex Collection: |
Unused set |
Size: |
45 x
27 mm |
Quantity
of Stamps: |
3,000,000
pieces for design 1 and 1,200,000 pieces each for designs 2-7 |
Printer: |
Leigh-Mardon Security
Printing Pty. Ltd., Australia |
Subject: |
Stamp on stamp design of the 5th series of
Rama V
(fig.),
known in Thai as
phra
boromma
roop
songmah
and in English as
(Equestrian)
Statue of King
Chulalongkorn
or Jubilee High Values,
with denominations of
1
tical,
2
ticals,
3
ticals,
5
ticals,
10
ticals,
20
ticals,
and
40
ticals, which were
issued on 11 November 1908, and with an illustration of the
equestrian statue of King
Chulalongkorn
at the
Royal Plaza
in
Bangkok's
Dusit
area (fig.),
in order to
commemorate 40 years of this king's reign. Each stamp has a
different background colour akin to the main colour of the
1908 stamp, which is overprinted with the logo of the
Bangkok
1993
World Philatelic
Exhibition in red. |
Related Link: |
Royal Plaza,
Lahn Phra Rachawang Dusit,
Rama V,
songmah,
Bangkok,
Phra Maha Phichai Mongkut,
equestrian iconography,
Chulachomklao,
Piya Maha Raj,
Dusit,
sih prajam wan,
Chulalongkorn,
tical,
Centenary of The Equestrian Statue of King Chulalongkorn,
Equestrian Statue of King Chulalongkorn Commemorative Stamps,
General Post Office stucco of stamp
Rama V |
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