In this case it is one about the history of Spain - the Treaty of Tordesillas, where Spain and Portugal divided the newly discovered (to Europeans) eastern and western lands between them.
For more links to H topics, head over to Sunday Stamps.
Sunday, October 7, 2018
H is for History
I think history could apply to so many stamps.
In this case it is one about the history of Spain - the Treaty of Tordesillas, where Spain and Portugal divided the newly discovered (to Europeans) eastern and western lands between them.
For more links to H topics, head over to Sunday Stamps.
In this case it is one about the history of Spain - the Treaty of Tordesillas, where Spain and Portugal divided the newly discovered (to Europeans) eastern and western lands between them.
For more links to H topics, head over to Sunday Stamps.
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Made me laugh on so many different levels. Clever.
ReplyDeleteYes, a clever design.
Deleteso cute and funny! Love them!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the 1400s version of the bowl haircut.
DeleteI find these series very funny. It offers an ironic point of view over the landmarks of Spanish history. I do believe that I have send you some more?
ReplyDeleteYes, at least one more that I remember, there could be more but my memory is not so great.
Deletean amusing depiction of an event from a gloomy part of history (but most is)
ReplyDeleteTrue, hopefully we can learn from it.
DeleteI have similar feelings as Agi: the land robbing - and situation of the original inhabitants of the Ameicas in present times - of course is a very sad part of history.But the stamp in itself I love, as cartoonesk stamps are my all-time favourite ones.
ReplyDeleteHistory is rough - I often wonder what it would be like if mesoamerican societies had not been subdued. I didn't know that you liked cartoon stamps the best.
DeleteWhat a cool stamp that made me read more about Treaty of Tordesillas!
ReplyDeleteI had to read about it, too.
DeleteA fun look at history and a clever stamp.
ReplyDeleteHumour is the best way to learn - and remember - history!
ReplyDeleteIf only my history teachers had been humourous :)
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