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8c Columbus Restored to Favor single, 1893. Creator: American Bank Note Company
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8c Columbus Restored to Favor single, 1893. Creator: American Bank Note Company
8c Columbus Restored to Favor single, 1893. Mint; Design of the stamp taken from a painting by Francisco Jover entitled " Columbus Restored to Favor". Printed in sheets of 100, cut into panes of 50 for distribution. A few sheets of 100 remain intact today, as well as panes of 50. Quantity issued: 10, 656, 550
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This print showcases the 8c Columbus Restored to Favor single stamp, created in 1893 by the renowned American Bank Note Company. The design of this exquisite stamp was inspired by a painting titled "Columbus Restored to Favor" by Francisco Jover. Minted with great attention to detail, these stamps were printed in sheets of 100 and then cut into panes of 50 for distribution. Although time has passed since its creation, a few intact sheets of 100 and panes of 50 have been preserved, providing us with a glimpse into the past. With a total quantity issued reaching an impressive number of 10,656,550 stamps, this piece holds historical significance. The image on the stamp depicts Christopher Columbus himself during his expedition to discover new lands in the fifteenth century. It symbolizes exploration and discovery as well as colonialism and European influence on America's history. As we admire this aged postage stamp print, we are reminded not only of its financial value but also its educational importance. Philatelists and collectors alike appreciate such pieces for their cultural heritage and historic significance. Displayed at the National Postal Museum today, this engraving showcases intricate details rendered in ink magenta engraving technique. Its brown color adds warmth to the scene while capturing our imagination about Columbus' journey across uncharted waters. Overall, this print serves as a reminder that even through centuries-old artifacts like postage stamps can tell stories that connect us with our pasts – tales filled with exploration, forgiveness, finance, navigation skills, and ultimately shaping nations' destinies.
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