A joke about stamps

1990, Chile issued a stamp with the head of Columbus, which wrongly painted the great navigator as a teenager without a beard.

1903, the French Ministry of Post issued a stamp similar to Marianne. The picture of peasant women sowing in the wind violates the common sense of farming. What is even more ironic is that the sun rises in the picture, and the figure naturally has to be in the rear, but the figure of the peasant woman falls in front.

1903, Italy issued a stamp to commemorate Columbus. The stamp shows Columbus looking into the distance with a telescope in his hand, but the telescope was not invented at that time.

19 19, a set of stamps issued by Germany, one of which is an airplane without propeller and stable tail. It is impossible for such an airplane to fly.

193 1 year, India issued the stamp "Seven Horses Carried by Horses". The seven horses in the picture have only four legs.

1944, Britain issued stamps to commemorate the completion and opening of the first transcontinental railway. On the picture, the smoke from the moving train is opposite to the direction of the national flag flying.

1947 issue franklin roosevelt stamps to commemorate Morocco's participation in the centennial international stamp exhibition in new york. In the photo, Roosevelt has six fingers in his left hand.

195 1 year, in order to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Paris Commune, Poland issued a portrait stamp of Bolovsky, but the picture shows piano composer Genlich Dombolovsky. It was not until 1962 that Poland corrected this mistake and reissued the correct stamps.

1956 issued a portrait stamp of American President Eisenhower to promote the 5th new york International Philatelic Exhibition, depicting the lapels of Eisenhower's suit jacket as women.

1972, Cuba issued a set of stamps showing the atomic icebreaker Lenin of the former Soviet Union, surrounded by flocks of penguins, sailing in the Arctic Ocean, where there were no penguins. (Excerpted from Meishan Daily)