RARE Old danish Stamp Copper engraving by Willy Klaebel. Copenhagen by night outlet 1933

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RARE Old Copper engraving designed by Willy Klaebel. Willy Klaebel, (Klæbel) was stamp illustrator. Motif: Denmark's pillar of freedom. Willy Klæbel was known as Editor of Stamp News (int.) 1938-42, Danish Philatelic Journal 1960-62 and 1966-1972. Willy Klaebel was the author of the book; The first stamp.

Copper illustration engraving by W. Klaebel. Original and very naturalistic line that shows a typical period in Danish history
W. Klaebel was a stamp illustrator and made this copper engraving illustration for a old danish stamp in 1933.

It shows Copenhagen's history illustrated at night in the old copper engraving for the production of Copper Graphics
It was the manufacturing method of the time for the production of stamps.
This illustration is a rarely offered case that can only be found in this one copy.

The Illustration: Behind Denmark's pillar of freedom, to the left, is Axelborg with a view up Vesterbrogade - up towards Rådhuspladsen
Essays for 1933, edition by Willy Klæbel (Willy Klaebel)

Collectables item
Hight: 22 cm / 8.6'
Width: 28 cm /11'


HISTORY
In the middle of Vesterbrogade quite close to the Central Station, you will find the memorial for the abolition of the staff band. The Freedom Support is a 20-meter-high obelisk given by 4 women that symbolizes fidelity, diligence, bravery and civic virtue.

The obelisk was established in memory of the abolition of the staff band in 1788 and the monument was completed in 1797. It has been renovated several times and was moved 5.3 meters to the east in connection with the construction of the Central Station in 1909-10. A monument is reminiscent of an important period in which Denmark's history. The location today is probably not the most optimal, wholly packed with traffic and everyone rushes past. With visits, however, the historic place.


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