博客來The Line-engraved Postage Stamps of Great Britain Printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co.; a History of Their Production During the Forty Years, 1840-1880, Volume 2, meticulously details the production of Great Britain’s iconic line-engraved postage stamps. Authored by Sir Edward Denny Bacon, this comprehensive volume explores the forty-year period during which Perkins, Bacon & Co. printed these stamps, offering an in-depth look at the intricate processes and historical context.
This work provides invaluable insights into the techniques of line engraving and the evolution of stamp production. Philatelists and historians alike will find this volume to be an essential resource for understanding the rich history behind these enduring symbols of British heritage.
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