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Photography Stamp - The stamp shows Niecephore Niepce (left), Louis J.M. Daguerr
   
The stamp shows Niecephore Niepce (left), Louis J.M. Daguerre (right) and F. Arago (in the middle) while he announces at the meeting of Academie Francaise the invention of photography (January 1839). The stamp was issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of photography.
Country:  France
Date of issue: 24 April 1939
Catalog Number: Michel 446, Scott 374
Type: Stamps
Philatelic Tips
First things first. Collecting to philatelic topic is something like composing mosaic. You gather available postal issues like stamps (mint or used), special cancels (not ordinary postmarks), special stationery (covers, postcards etc.) and arrange them in way you have predetermined to illustrate a chosen theme. The theme is limited only by imagination. For example: “History of photography”, “Evolution of photographic camera”, “Famous photographers”, “Great photographs” etc.
 
 
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