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La Poste revisits Muller’s Harvester in the last booklet of its format

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La Poste revisits Muller’s Harvester in the last booklet of its format

Philaposte artwork for the two-pane Moissonneuse de Muller booklet.
Image: La Poste / Philaposte
Published6 Nov 2026Updated6 Nov 2026Event5 Nov 2026Country🌐 France
LocationParis (salon preview)

La Poste’s salon booklet reuses the Harvester design by Louis Charles Muller, engraved by Jules Piel. The issuer describes it as the last edition in this two-pane booklet format. One pane contains two larger stamps, while the second holds twelve smaller ones.

Six stamps are valued at €1.52 and six at €2.25, for domestic Lettre Verte and international mail respectively. The two larger stamps are €3.10 and €4.85 for the corresponding 100 g services. The booklet measures 184 × 57.2 mm, costs €30.57 and has an announced printing of 40,000.

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Source: La Poste / Philaposte · Read original source →