shinjmono
Shinjmon (also written as shinjmono in Japanese) is a rare and valuable type of Japanese stamp or postmark, issued at the turn of the 20th century. It is highly sought after by philatelists and collectors of Japanese postal history for its rarity and historical significance.
During the late Meiji period (1868-1912), Japan underwent significant modernization and industrialization, leading to the creation
Traditionally, the shinjmon was a rare postmark denoting that a letter was sent from outside the city
Some of the characteristics of the shinjmon include its unique rectangular shape with curved corners and a
Many scholars believe that the rarity of shinjmon can be attributed to the dissolution of the postal
Shinjmon is a highly coveted and elusive stamp among collectors, and its few remaining examples are closely