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The Phosphate Industry on the Postage Stamps

Fathi Habashi, Laval University, Quebec City, Canada

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Métallurgie Extractive Quebec, 800 rue Alain # 504, Quebec City, Canada G1X 4E7

Abstract

Postage stamps are important means of communication and many countries have recorded important events, honored worthy individuals, and described interesting facts through this medium. Many historical facts, sometimes obscure, can be found on stamps; some of these may not be easily located in a history or a science book. Stamps have artistic value, they are created by artists. Mining and Metallurgy on Postage Stamps is intended to give a historical background to mining and metallurgy by presenting about 900 enlarged reproductions of colored stamps from different countries. Explanations are given in simple language to bring these topics to young people, philatelists, and educators, available from Métallurgie Extractive Quebec

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Fathi Habashi. "The Phosphate Industry on the Postage Stamps" Phosphorus & Potassium 223.September/October 1999 (1999): 24-25.
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/fathi_habashi/33