Stamps with the theme Bread & Baking
Bread, often referred to as the "staff of life" is a foodstuff made from grain that has been ground into flour or meal, then moistened and kneaded into a dough and baked. Some types of bread are leavened, mainly with yeast, which causes fermentation and makes the bread rise and expand. The ancient Egyptians are thought to have discovered methods of fermentation and they also invented baking ovens. Unleavened flat breads have been eaten since Neolithic times (10,000 B.C.), and bread has long been a mainstay in the diets of people in most parts of the world, except in areas of Asia, where the preferred rice is eaten in grain form.
Read More1962, Bread for the world 1v
swd0389, Germany, Federal Republic, 1962
€0.70
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Mint NH | |
€0.70
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Used or CTO |
1985, Mixed issue 3v
szw1301, Switzerland, 1985
€2.00
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€1.30
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€1.60
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First Day Cover |
1988, World without hunger 2v
suw0079, United Nations, Vienna, 1988
€1.20
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€0.80
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€1.30
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First Day Cover |
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