Type Sage
"Type Sage" (also referred to as "Peace and Commerce") is a reference to the definitive series of postage stamps issued by the post office of France between 1876 and 1900. Printed in a variety of colors and shades, the two central figures are allegories of Peace (left) and Commerce (right), giving rise to the name of the series. The name "Type Sage" comes from the tendency of French stamp collectors to refer to the series by the name of the designer of the artwork, in this case Jules-Auguste Sage, whose name appears as "J.A. SAGE INV" along the lower left edge of the stamp beneath the word "REPUBLIQUE" of "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE."
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Type Sage
"Type Sage" (also referred to as "Peace and Commerce") is a reference to the definitive series of postage stamps issued by the post office of France between 1876 and 1900. Printed in a variety of colors and shades, the two central figures are allegories of Peace (left) and Commerce (right), giving rise to the name of the series. The name "Type Sage" comes from the tendency of French stamp collectors to refer to the series by the name of the designer of the artwork, in this case Jules-Auguste Sage, whose name appears as "J.A. SAGE INV" along the lower left edge of the stamp beneath the word "REPUBLIQUE" of "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE."
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"Type Sage" (also referred to ...... istinctive stamps at the time.
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La Paix et le Commerce s’uniss ...... essinateur Jules-Auguste Sage.
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"Type Sage" (also referred to ...... UE" of "REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE."
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La Paix et le Commerce s’uniss ...... essinateur Jules-Auguste Sage.
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Type Sage
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