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Nam Incheon postmark honours Korean Braille centenary exhibition

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Nam Incheon postmark honours Korean Braille centenary exhibition

Official Nam Incheon commemorative-postmark specimen dated 2026.11.3, with Park Du-seong’s portrait and Braille dots.
Image: Korea Post
Published9 Nov 2026Updated9 Nov 2026Event3 Nov 2026 – 4 Nov 2026Country🌐 South Korea
LocationNam Incheon Post Office, Incheon

Korea Post listed a commemorative postmark for the stamp exhibition marking 100 years since the promulgation of Hunmaengjeongeum, the Korean Braille system. The mark was issued on 3 November 2026 for use at Nam Incheon Post Office on 3 and 4 November.

Designed by Kim Mi-hwa, it features a portrait of Songam Park Du-seong beside Braille dots. Korean lettering around the portrait names the centenary exhibition and Park. The official specimen bears the Nam Incheon office name and the date 2026.11.3.

South KoreaCommemorative postmarksStamp exhibitions
Source: Korea Post · Read original source →