Hello ... blogers! pitney Today I will ngbahas about

Hello ... blogers! pitney Today I will ngbahas about "Stamps". Yes weve still today in connection with the technology already developed, already rare stamps really do ditemuin. Because now people usually use email as a communications tool, instead of using the letter again. So've rarely wrote it there are people who send letters to the post office. This actually does nyokap my hobby Amendment pitney lecture time stamps. Yes eventually given to me. It makes it so I have moved the time wrote of the old stamp album stamp album to the new one. I have stamps pitney from the past until now yes, now really does ga now. I think this is still interesting collect stamps. Yes kedemenan different orangkan different.
Stamps (Latin: franco) is a piece of paper as proof adhesive has been making payments for postal services, such as sending a letter. Stamps affixed to envelopes, pitney postcards, or other postal items before shipped. pitney Payment pitney using stamps become the most popular method of payment than other ways, such as using aerogram. pitney Postage pitney stamps were first introduced on May 1, 1840 in the United Kingdom as a postal reform by Rowland Hill. Therefore, until now Great Britain gets special treatment. This country is the only country that does not need to include the name of the country on the stamp (not the "Stamps", said 1985 was the official uniform so Stamps by Richard Susilo Yani on Philately news bulletin. pitney
Stamps is essentially a piece of paper issued by the government illustrated the general load on the back of the adhesive, while the front part contains a certain price which is intended for the post attached to the item. By attaching a stamp on a letter means that the cost of sending a letter has been settled by the sender of the letter, and in return obligation to post the letter to the address at the destination.
Activities correspondence and postal system is already known to man before the familiar stamps. And every government building infrastructure to support the postal system. For example, Highway Anyer-Panarukan built by the governor general of the Dutch East Indies (Herman Willem Daendels), known as Jalan Raya Pos.
The first postage stamp was the brainchild of Sir Rowland Hill published in the UK on May 6, 1840, and is the first official stamps in the world. Prior to that date there has been no official stamps but anyway, pitney can not be used by the general pitney public, but only by a certain nobility. The first official stamps have the following characteristics: Loading picture of Queen Victoria's head. Printed in black. Loading the postage on top. Contains the words one penny on the bottom. Given the color of black ink and writing pitney one penny which shows nominal prices, postage is then recognized by the public by the nickname The Penny Black. pitney
The story of the emergence of the idea of issuing pitney stamps by Sir Rowland Hill was quite interesting. One time he saw a hand over a letter pitney of introduction to a girl. For a moment after carefully observing the letter, pitney the girl was immediately handed the letter to the postman and refuse to pay off the cost of sending a letter on the grounds that he had no money. Sir Rowland Hill approached the girl as she asked what for he refused to accept the letter. The girl turned out to be a surprising answer. The letter came from her boyfriend who turns out it contains some of the marks / code known only to the two of them. Without having to open the letter was the girl has to know what exactly is the purpose / content of the letter. So, why should he bother to pay postage pitney letter. This makes Sir Rowland upset, because if it is often the case, it would hurt the postal service and also how the fate of the employees who work in it. In addition to these cases, which makes Sir Rowland also think of stamps is when Sir Rowland pursue the field of taxation and administrative science, as well as observe the socio-economic development in the UK at that time.
In 1930, when the British state developed into industrial countries, transportation progress was encouraging. pitney Railroad began stretching from West to East and from North to South. At that time, Rowland Hill to figure out how to get income tax money to kaskerajaan of sending letters. Even the thought of sending tax papers. Even thought Rowland Hill was also bothered by the granting of rights for members of the lower house and upper house of the parliament to be able to send mail free of charge with no limit other than the cost of mailing the payment system by too much harm to the recipient postal service. This is seen by Rowland Hill as su