1914) Trains of South America, Curacao: Cpost International (Curacao Post) has issued a set of stamps featuring Trains of South America: Date of Stamp set issue: 21.06.2021:
Cpost International is the Curaçao postal organization which offers logistic services in the former Netherlands Antilles, in the Caribbean and throughout the whole world. Cpost is the legal successor of Nieuwe Post Nederlandse Antillen. The Head Office of Cpost is located in Punda, Curaçao.
About Trains of South America: Curacao Stamps:
This Souvenir Sheet (SS) is divided into 8 areas, 6 of which are used for a Stamp of 30 x 30 mm. The partition is not standard.
At the bottom left corner are 3 Stamps and at the top right corner again, there are 3 Stamps. This creates space in the middle to show off the South American landscape, as well as, the railroad track. This railroad track is the center of the Souvenir Sheet to which all trains from all countries run to. This central image connects the stamps together.
The photo of the railroad track in the South American wide landscape has been made black and white at the bottom and in color at the top.
This gives the stamp sheet an industrial character and in the stamps this colour variant of the background photo can be used. This brings to the complete souvenir sheet a transparent effect and adds depth to it.
The division between black-white and color photos in the stamps brings out the complete design. The choice of the font used suits its powerful, robust character.
In the top stamps, the text has a different color partition compared to the bottom stamps, creating a nice balance in color and black and white.
The Stamps included are:
Stamp Colombia: Freight train in Aracataca, Colombia.
Stamp Ecuador: In the village of Alausi. Typical houses, as well as, the famous old wooden train on the railway station.
Stamp Argentina: Cargo Train crossing Argentinian Patagonia.
Stamp Bolivia: Charge Train in Avaroa, Bolivia, South America.
Stamp Brazil: Green freight train passing by old railway station in a city in the interior of the State of São Paulo, Brazil.
Stamp Peru: Train on a railroad track with a mountain range in the background, Puno, Peru.
Links to Posts on Curacao on this Blog:
18) Sea Motifs, Bahamas: Gold Bullion Coins in the denominations of 100 Dollars (depicting a Blue Marlin) and 250 Dollars (depicting a Conch Shell): Coins issue date: 03.12.2019
19) A new Generation $100 Polymer Banknote, Trinidad and Tobago with enhanced security features to "raise the bar" for counterfeiters & unscrupulous elements: Banknote circulation date: 09.12.2019:
20) Festival di Tumba (Carnival of Curacao), Curacao: "50th Edition of the Curacao Carnival/Festival" held from 27-31.01.2020: A set of six Commemorative Postage Stamps brought out by Cpost (Curacao Post) on 20.02.2020
21) New Polymer Banknotes, Trinidad and Tobago: The entire series will consist of $100, $50, $20, $10, $5 and $1 denominations: $100 has already been issued on 09.12.2019
23) "Caribbean Sea-Horse", Barbados: $10 (Ten Dollars) 1.0 Oz. Gold Bullion Coins & $1 (One Dollar) 1.0 Oz. Silver Bullion Coins minted by the Scottsdale Mint; Year of issue: 2020
24) Cayman Islands, A British Overseas Territory (BOT): A set of identically numbered Banknotes of the presently circulating Banknotes from the "D" Series of Banknotes
Santosh Khanna has commented:
ReplyDelete"Gr8 passion and research. Please keep it up Rajeev."
Thank you so much, Khanna sahab for your constant encouragement.
Delete