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2019 UEFA Europa League Final. Azerbaijan stamps. Together to BAKU

Azerbaijan Stamps 2019 UEFA Europa League Final. Chelsea- Arsenal 2019 UEFA Europa League Final Date of issue: 29 may 2019 Catalog number: N 1540-1541 8 pieces, small sheet of 2 types of stamps Sheet size: 100x132 mm Stamp size: 40x28 mm Round hole perforation, 12 Design: Nariman Mammadzade Printed by Bobruisk Integrated Printing House, Bobruisk city, Belarus Circulation: 5 000 sheets (each of stamp by 20.000) FDC: 200 Souvenir sheets of 8 stamps FDC with 2 stamps Buy Azerbaijan stamp at Ebay Buy Azerbaijan stamp at Delcampe

Postal history of Azerbaijan: Air Mail (Airmail)

Postal history of Azerbaijan: Air Mail (Airmail) According to the Azerbaijani news agency "AzadInform", the first flight of the mail plane on the territory of Azerbaijan was held in 1921 - 2 years before the start of passenger air traffic . This flight has made the veteran of aviation Arkady Romanovich Romanov on the first post-cargo aircraft in Baku. Thus was born the Azerbaijan airmail ... In June 1922 through Soviet territory had been laid second international avia magistral. The company "Junkers-Lyuftverner" started flights between Sweden-Persia through Moscow, Kharkov and Baku. Provides passenger and transit postal and cargo services. The next step in the history of air mail Azerbaijan is connected with the creation of "Azdobrolet" - a branch of the Russian JSC "Dobrolet". JSC "Azdobrolet" worked on a commercial basis and engaged in the carriage of passengers, mail and cargo. The newspaper "Baku Worker&quo

Mail - Telegraph - Telephone (Baku-Azerbaijan).

Mail - Telegraph - Telephone (Baku). In 1818 the first post office was opened in Elizavetpol (Ganja), and post offices in Baku and other provinces of Azerbaijan began to work thereafter. In 1868, the Siemens company commissioned the Tbilisi-Baku telegraph line. In 1879, the Transcaspian region was added to the telegraph network of Russia. To do this, a submarine cable was laid from Baku to Krasnovodsk on the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea. September 25, 1881 the Russian government approved the "Basic conditions for the installation and operation of city telephone messages in Russia." According to the document, the right to build and operate was granted to the entrepreneur for a period of 20 years, after which time the telephone facilities were to be transferred to the government free of charge. The government has the right to repurchase the network after 7 years, it has supervision of the network and its maintenance. The maximum charge for using the phone is set at 25

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