
Andorra (French Administration) Postage Stamps, 1955-1958 Landscape Series
This item consists of two vintage postage stamps issued by the French postal administration in Andorra during the period of 1955 to 1958. These stamps are part of a definitive series showcasing local landscapes and landmarks. The first stamp, on the left, features the 'Croix Gothique' (Gothic Cross) in Andorra la Vella. It is printed in a deep violet-purple tone and has a denomination of 20F. The stamp exhibits a clear 'wavy line' cancellation mark, indicating it was used. The second stamp, on the right, depicts 'Les Escaldes' with a dramatic view of the Pyrenees mountains. It is printed in a dark green and black bi-color scheme with a 1F denomination. This stamp appears to be mint or very lightly cancelled. Both stamps are vertically oriented rectangles with traditional perforated edges. They are mounted on black hinges or mounts within a collector's album. The album page features typewritten text in Dutch, identifying the locations and providing cataolog references (Yvert 148 and Yvert 138). The paper shows minor signs of aging, with a light off-white tone, but the stamps themselves maintain good color saturation. The engraving is sharp, typical of French stamp production from the mid-20th century, displaying high-quality craftsmanship in the fine line-work used to create shadows and texture in the mountain scenery.
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Estimated Value
$1 - $5
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Category
Philathetic Collectibles / Postage Stamps
Appraised On
February 11, 2026
Estimated Value
$1 - $5
Item Description
This item consists of two vintage postage stamps issued by the French postal administration in Andorra during the period of 1955 to 1958. These stamps are part of a definitive series showcasing local landscapes and landmarks. The first stamp, on the left, features the 'Croix Gothique' (Gothic Cross) in Andorra la Vella. It is printed in a deep violet-purple tone and has a denomination of 20F. The stamp exhibits a clear 'wavy line' cancellation mark, indicating it was used. The second stamp, on the right, depicts 'Les Escaldes' with a dramatic view of the Pyrenees mountains. It is printed in a dark green and black bi-color scheme with a 1F denomination. This stamp appears to be mint or very lightly cancelled. Both stamps are vertically oriented rectangles with traditional perforated edges. They are mounted on black hinges or mounts within a collector's album. The album page features typewritten text in Dutch, identifying the locations and providing cataolog references (Yvert 148 and Yvert 138). The paper shows minor signs of aging, with a light off-white tone, but the stamps themselves maintain good color saturation. The engraving is sharp, typical of French stamp production from the mid-20th century, displaying high-quality craftsmanship in the fine line-work used to create shadows and texture in the mountain scenery.
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