Netherland
Postage stamps of the Netherlands belong to the classic and highly respected areas of European philately. The first Dutch stamps were issued in 1852 and are known for their high-quality printing, royal portraits, and long postal continuity. The field includes classic and modern issues, airmail and official stamps, and remains popular among collectors and investors.
Dutch postage stamps form one of the most consistent and well-documented fields of European philately.
History of Dutch stamps
The first stamps of the Netherlands were issued in 1852, featuring King William III. From the very beginning, Dutch stamps stood out for their precise engraving and high production standards.
What you will find in this category
- classic and modern Dutch stamps
- royal portrait issues
- airmail and official stamps
- thematic and commemorative series
Dutch stamps are valued by collectors for their historical continuity, printing quality, and stable long-term demand.

























