Description: Postage stamp featuring a portrait of Copernicus based on Jeremiah Falck’s copperplate print and a 15th-century globe. Drawings representing a map of the night sky in the background. Print run of 7,012,000 stamps
Creator: Henryk Chyliński, engraved Barbara Kowalska
Date: 26 June 1969
Description: Postage stamp featuring a portrait of Copernicus based on a painting by Jan Matejko and a drawing of the heliocentric pattern. Print run of 4,154,000 stamps
Description: Stamp no 2043: portrait of Copernicus after an engraving by Jacob van Meurs (ca 1654) and a drawing of the heliocentric pattern, print run: 7,863,000, stamp value: 40 grosz; stamp no 2044: portrait of Copernicus after an aquatint etching from the end of the 16th c. and a reverse side of a six-grosz crown coin from ca 1630, stamp value: 60 grosz, print run: 7,679,010; stamp no 2045: portrait of Copernicus after an engraving by Jeremiah Flack from ca 1645 and the coat-of-arms of Royal Prussia from the Stągiewna Gate in Gdańsk from ca 1520, stamp value: 2.50 zloty, print run: 997,020; stamp no 2046: portrait of Copernicus with a lily-of-the-valley after a wood engraving by Tobias Stimmer and a passage from Copernicus’ translation of Theophylact Simocatta’s Letters from ca 1509, stamp value: 3.40 zloty, print run: 997,020
Creator: Waldemar Andrzejewski, engraved Barbara Kowalska
Date: 28 September 1972
Description: Stamp block bl45 with an illustration of the Ptolemean and Copernican systems taken from A Cellarius’s L’Harmonica Microcosmica from 1660 and the emblem of the World Philatelic Exhibition 'Poland 73'. Print run of 1,233,000
Creator: Waldemar Andrzejewski, engraved Edward Konecki
Date: 19 August 1973
Description: Stamp block showing a panoramic view of Poznań from 1740 after a drawing by Friedrich Bernhard Werner and an emblem of the World Philatelic Exhibition 'Poland 73'. Print run of 1,200,000 stamps
Location: Ewa Sikora’s Collection
Contact
Nicolaus Copernicus University Library Gagarina 13 87-100 Toruń Poland
International Centre for Copernican Studies Bojarskiego 1 87-100 Toruń Poland