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Dutch East Indies M15ct M20ct M25ct M40ct
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Curaçao M6ct M10ct M12-1/2ct M15ct M20ct
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Suriname M5ct M6ct M7-1/2ct M10ct M12-1/2ct
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30ct M37-1/2ct M40ct M50ct M60ct M70ct
Dutch East Indies. 1947–1948
Queen Wilhelmina
Design by S.L. Hartz. Border and lettering
by Jan Van Krimpen.
S.L. Hartz (1912–1995) studied in Amsterdam at the State Academy of Fine Arts and specialized in copper engraving. In 1936 he joined Joh. Enschedé en Zonen as an apprentice engraver and eventually become the firm’s Art Director after the death of Jan Van Krimpen. In addition to the hundreds of postage stamps and bank notes he designed and engraved for the Netherlands and colonies, Belgium, and Luxembourg, he designed typefaces for Linotype and Enschedé. See his Juliana here.