Post by sherro on Feb 23, 2019 7:50:22 GMT
There are many well-known design errors, such as the Fiji "empty canoe", France "discours sur la méthode" and many stamps showing Columbus using a telescope.
How about some lesser known design stuff ups? How can these errors get past the first approval process???
South Africa 1949 "Settlers", depicting a scene from 1849, and showing a radio mast on the hill
South Africa 1949 "Settlers", depicting a scene from 1849, and showing a radio mast on the hill
In 2011, a booklet was issued in GB for sale by Historic Scotland. The fourth stamp shows the Ring of Brodgar on Orkney. Except it doesn't. These are the Calanais (Callanish) Stones, located on Lewis, a mere 230 miles away!
