With effect from 13 March 2020, the city of Essen has decreed that all major events in the city area with more than 1000 visitors are prohibited. The order is not limited in time, but is valid until further notice. This means
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31.12.2019 | Over 30 study groups have already registered for the 30th International Stamp Fair. You will find a list under the menu item “ArGen”. This list is updated regularly.
13.09.2019 | The documents for the 29th International Stamp Fair Essen from May 9th to 11th, 2019 are online now. If you decide to September 30th, 2019 for participation, you will receive an early booking discount of 5%! If you participate in
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03.05.2019 | The United Nations Postal Administration has been a regular guest at the Essen stamp fair since its inception. As a highlight for the visitors, this year they have another “White Card” in their luggage, which again has a connection to
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30.04.2019 | The current 10-euro commemorative coin “In der Luft” from the series “The Four Elements” is very popular with collectors. A limited contingent of the Numisbrief with this coin is available at the superbooth of German Post at a price of
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26.04.2019 | This year’s theme for the European brands is “Native Birds”. The current European stamps are available in Essen not only from Deutsche Post but also from other postal administrations. On the Europa stamp of the Spanish Post is a bearded
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22.04.2019 | Visitors to the 29th International Stamp Fair will receive a special gift with the support of Deutsche Post: a stamp with their portrait! Employees of an agency take photos of visitors, which are individually integrated into the 45 cent value
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17.04.2019 | The catalog for this year stamp Fair in Essen 2019 is now online. The PDF is also available for downloads to prepare your visit in Essen.
13.04.2019 | Traditionally, the current German European stamp, which this year has the theme “Native birds”, is presented at the Essen stamp fair. On it you can see the Goldammer, which Marvin Hüttermann from the Düsseldorf agency new experience design (nexd) created
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06.04.2019 | On August 6, 1945, at 8:16 a.m. local time, the first atomic bomb used in a war detonated at an altitude of about 600 m above the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The blast wave triggered by the explosion and its
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