Illustration of a historical stamp for learning, shown at screen size. Not valid for postage.
How to read it
NEDERLAND across the top.
- 1NEDERLAND
- 210 GULDEN
- Inscription
- NEDERLAND · 1813–1913 · 10 GULDEN
- Meaning
- NEDERLAND is Dutch for the Netherlands; gulden was the Dutch guilder.
- Issued by
- Kingdom of the Netherlands
- Today
- the Netherlands Flag of Netherlands
- Year
- 1913. 1913 jubilee issue.
- Made by
- K. P. C. de Bazel (design, died 1923); Johannes Josephus Aarts (engraving, died 1934)
One fact
The 1913 set marked a hundred years of the restored Dutch kingdom; the architect K. P. C. de Bazel designed it, showing Queen Wilhelmina.
Source and public-domain rule
Creators died more than 70 years ago. Designer died 1923; engraver J. J. Aarts died 1934. Copyright lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years, counted from 1 January of the year after death. Every named designer and engraver of the stamp died before 1 January 1956; any contributor who was never named counts as anonymous, whose term is 70 years from publication, and the stamp was published before 1956. Legal sources: Directive 2006/116/EC, Art. 1(1) life + 70 years; Art. 1(3) anonymous works 70 years from publication; Art. 7(1) comparison of terms for works from outside the EU; Art. 8 terms run from 1 January, Switzerland, Norway.
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