Lubliniec with another city fixed on the Polish Post Office stamp

On Friday, June 17 this year, Poczta Polska introduced another post stamp from the "Polish Cities" series. This year's value is presented in Lubliniec. The stamp that has just hit the circulation was issued in a circulation of 2 million copies.

Lubliniec is one of the oldest cities of Silesia. The center was founded on the trade route from Wrocław to Krakow in 1270 by Prince Władysław Opolski. In 1272, the construction of the Municipal City Hall and the church of Saint. Nicholas.

-As part of the "Polish Cities" series, we present the 750-year-old Lubliniec. This is one of the oldest cities of Silesia surrounded by numerous forest complexes, it hides many colorful stories, treasures of history and nature. The oldest church in the city was on the stamp. Saint. Mikołaj and a fragment of a fountain with a sculpture of a little girl named Edyta in honor of Saint. Edyta Stein. The holidays and patron of Europe came in childhood, she liked to spend their holidays with her grandparents, and today in their former home there is a multimedia museum dedicated to this outstanding philosopher, mystic, caramelitan and Jewish girl by origin. I believe that our publications about this emission will be interested in so many of our clients that they will want to get to know the history of this surprising city - says the vice president of Poczta Polska Wiesław Włodek.

The stamp printed using the rotogravure technique presents a fragment of a fountain with a sculpture of a little girl in honor of Edyta Stein - the patron of the city. Edyta Stein as a little girl was at her grandparents, whose house was and still finds in Lubliniec. Currently, the Pro Memoria Edith Stein Museum is based in it. The church was also commemorated. Saint. Mikołaj, the oldest sacred object in Lubliniec.

In addition to the Poczta Polska stamp, it will issue an FDC envelope (on the first day of circulation) on which the photograph of the castle in Lubliniec by Daniel Dmitry was presented.

Until now, as part of the "Polish" Poczta Poczta Poczta Poczta series, Gniezno, Kraków, Warsaw, Kalisz, Płock, Toruń, Pułtusk (on an envelope with a printed postmark sign), Kazimierz Dolny, Sandomierz, Gdańsk, Łódź (with a tag Priority), Poznań, Poznań, Przemyśl, Szczecin, Sopot, Sieradz, Katowice, Częstochowa, Gorze, Wlkp., Chorzów, Racibórz, Jelenia Góra, Nowy Sącz, Żywiec, Białystok, Leszno, Bydgoszcz and Mińsk Mazowiecki. The cycle was initiated by graphic artist Andrzej Gosik, using the watercolor technique. Maria Dziekańska designed stamps presenting Szczecin, Sopot, Sieradz, Katowice and Częstochowa, Jerzy Pietras-Gorzów Wlkp., And Monika Żyła-Kwiatkowska-Chorzów.

About the stamp:
Project author: Andrzej Gosik
Number of stamps: 1
Value: Economic S
EXCEMENTS: 2,000,000 PCS. Repeatable
printing technique: Rotograwiura
Back format: 25.5 x 31.25 mm
Paper: Fluorescent
sales sheet: 100 stamps
Date of introduction to circulation: 17 June 2022.