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<p class="big">History of Stamps</p>
<button class="accordion">Postal prehistory ( By 1840s )</button>
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<p>Before the history of stamps, mail delivery usually required payment of postage fees, but there was no unified
standard or form to prove payment. This phase can be traced back to ancient times, where the payment methods for
mail fees varied by region and country.</p>
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<li><img src="./img2/history/1.png">1840: The first postage stamp, Britain's Penny Black, was issued.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/2.png">1847: The United States issued its first set of stamps, featuring Benjamin
Franklin and George Washington.
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<li><img src="./img2/history/3.png">1850: Stamps begin to be widely issued in Europe and other countries.</li>
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<button class="accordion">Early Stamp Period ( 1840s - 1860s )</button>
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<p>The early stage of stamps (1840s-1860s) is considered the origin period of stamps. The most famous example is
the Penny Black, the first postage stamp issued by the United Kingdom in 1840. Following that, other countries
also began issuing their own stamps, making stamps the standard way to prove postage payment.</p>
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<li><img src="./img2/history/4.png">1864: The Universal Postal Union (UPU) is established to promote cooperation
and development of
international postal services.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/5.png">1869: The United States completes the first transcontinental railway line,
promoting fast and efficient mail
service.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/6.png">1870s: Countries begin issuing commemorative stamps to commemorate important
historical events, celebrities
and anniversaries.</li>
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<button class="accordion">Stamp Diversification Period ( 1870s - 1930s )</button>
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<p>The diversification phase of stamps (1870s-1930s) saw postal administrations creating a wider variety of stamps
to meet different needs and commemorate events. Stamp designs became more diverse, featuring various patterns,
colors, shapes, and materials. Stamp collecting also became a popular hobby during this period.</p>
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<li><img src="./img2/history/7.png">1918: During World War I, many countries issued stamps commemorating the
war, fundraising and charity
activities.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/8.png">1920: Germany issued the world's first airplane stamp to commemorate the
development of flying postal
services.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/9.png">1935: The United States issues its first stamp to commemorate the Atlanta
Postal Show, the first postal
dominated stamp show in U.S. history.</li>
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<button class="accordion">Progress in Stamp printing Technology ( 1940s - present )</button>
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<p>The advancement of stamp printing technology (1940s-present) brought about more complex and precise stamp
designs and production. New printing methods and materials were introduced, resulting in finer details, richer
colors, and improved security features for stamps. Additionally, the development of digital technology opened up
new possibilities for stamp design and printing.</p>
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<li><img src="./img2/history/10.png">1956: The world's first self-adhesive stamp was issued by Cyprus.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/11.png">1969: The United States issued the first commemorative lunar landing stamp,
commemorating the Apollo 11
mission.</li>
<li><img src="./img2/history/12.png">2000: The United Nations Postal Administration issued Millennium
commemorative stamps to celebrate the new
millennium.</li>
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