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Poland 1933 – National Philatelic Exhibition in Toruń – No. 260, 60 gr, Mint MNH Stamp
This collectible item is Polish postage stamp No. 260, issued on 21 May 1933 for the National Philatelic Exhibition held in Toruń. The issue belongs to the notable commemorative stamps of the Second Polish Republic celebrating the development of Polish philately.
The stamp depicts the Old Town Hall in Toruń, one of the finest examples of Gothic civic architecture in Poland and a historic symbol of the city. The dates 1263–1933 appear at the bottom of the design, referring to the city's heritage and the exhibition being commemorated.
The stamp features an elegant red-pink color scheme typical of high-quality interwar Polish stamp issues.
Catalogue Information
Catalogue Number: 260
Date of Issue: 21 May 1933
Face Value: 60 gr
Theme: Toruń, architecture, philately, Polish landmarks
Country: Poland
📌 Condition:
✔️ Mint never hinged (MNH)
✔️ Full original perforation
✔️ Clear printing and strong colour quality
✔️ No visible mechanical damage
✔️ Authentic philatelic item of the Second Polish Republic
✨ Why this stamp stands out
🏛️ Features the famous Old Town Hall in Toruń
🇵🇱 Original issue of the Second Polish Republic
📮 Issued for a major national philatelic exhibition
🎨 Classic interwar Polish stamp design
⭐ Mint MNH condition
📜 Interesting item related to Polish postal history
🏰 Popular architectural theme
📈 Desirable among collectors of pre-war Polish stamps
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Poland 1933 – National Philatelic Exhibition in Toruń – No. 260, 60 gr, Mint MNH Stamp
