CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME
9 AM–11 AM “Play with stamps”, workshop
PREPARED BY: Pošta Slovenije
In the creative workshop, children will draw their own stamp and exhibit them, or they will learn how to correctly write an address on a letter which they will be able to submit our stand. How is a stamp created? What can we do with them? What are philatelists collecting? Children will be given answers to all these questions in our philatelic workshop, where we will present stamp collecting and help them discover the wonders of the world with the help of stamps.
Postman Pauli is looking forward to meeting you!
9 AM – 11 AM MY DINOSAURS
PREPARED BY: dr. Saša Tome Prirodoslovni muzej Slovenije
Children will create unique pendants with images of dinosaurs, their imprints, as well as other interesting animals and plants that will be imprinted in a knead-able mass and painted. At the same time, they will learn how true fossil remains are created. They can join us at any time during the workshop.
09 AM–11 AM 2 EURO IN MY POCKET
LECTURE BY: Gorazd Budal
Presentation of 2 euro coins from all 19 monetary union countries and their 331 commemorative coins.
2 PM – 3 PM VERIGARJI, THE FIRST SLOVENIAN STAMPS
PREPARED BY: Bojan Bračič, FD Maribor
Lecture with the PowerPoint presentation in the introduction explains the meaning of the stamp, describes the time before, during and immediately after World War I, especially the particular situation in the area of today’s Slovenia. It describes the emergence of the first Slovenian stamps Verigarji, their printing and some uses. It explains the differences between Lithography and letterpress printing with regular stamps and the differences between the Vienna and Ljubljana prints in newspapers and Porto stamps. It also shows Porto provisions and propaganda editions at the Carinthian plebiscite, in short, all the stamps that belong to the Verigar framework.
3 PM – 4 PM AUXILIARY ITALIAN ISSUE OF STAMPS FOR THE BESIEGED LITTORAL REGION 1918-19
PREPARED BY: Dr. Veselko Guštin
Immediately after the surrender of the Austro-Hungarian Army, Italy began its victorious march along the Slovenian coast, Istria and Dalmatia. First, the seized Austrian marks were overprinted, later the Italian ones were overprinted as well with values
