Design errors - NIGER |
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Wrong : Plumieria - Correct : Plumeria (see other stamp) |
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This is not a telescope, but a microscope. The link of this tool with telecommunications is not clear |
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Wrong : BULBUCUS - Correct : BUBULCUS |
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The background colour of this portrait is not green as on the stamp, but light blue. |
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According to one of those stamps, the bicycle was invented in 1809. But according to the other one, it happened nine years later. |
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Wrong : Graham Bell - Correct : Alexander G. Bell. |
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The first flight of the Concorde took place on March 2nd 1969, not on May 2nd 1969. |
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Wrong transcription of the music piece on the lower part of the stamp. |
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An american flag with 48 stars do not correspond to the time this locomotive was built (1863), nor to the issue date of the stamp (1975). |
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This locomotive has aerodynamic wings which are not showed on the stamp. |
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This locomotive has twp characteristic frontlights that were not represented on the stamp. |
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The electrical powerline is not suspended. |
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A Zeppelin was bag, but this is a littelbit exagerated! |
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The Bugatti is a French car, not an Italian one. |
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Ed. Halley was never knighted, and the length of the comet is somewhat exaggerated. |
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Snowflake with eight branches instead of six. |
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The stamp shows the flag of Ivory Coast, not the Nigerian one. |
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The designer of this stamp hos probably never visited the Eiffel tower. |
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Wrong : KAPROV - Correct : KARPOV |
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The reunification of Germany took place on October 3rd 1990, not on November 10th 1989 |
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Wrong : Marylin - Correct : Marilyn. |
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In the women 8 rowing competition at the Olympic Games in Sydney, each rower has only one oar (4 at each side of the boat). |
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