's Encyclopedia of Stamps & Philatelic Links
GREECE / GRÈCE / HELLAS Postes Helléniques (ELTA)
Direction de la production et des ventes
Division des ventes
Mme Hélène Tpiviza
Chef de section
1 rue Apellou
GR-101 88 ATHINA, GRÈCE
Téléphone (+30 1) 3223 473
Téléfax (+30 1) 3241 238
From UPU
Greece - FIP DATA
- Hellenic Philatelic Society
P.O. Box 3505
GR-102 10 Athens, Greece
Fax: 0030 1 724 0083
- PostEurop - Greece / GRECE
- GREECE
Correspondence:
Postes Helléniques (ELTA)
Division of International Relations
10188 Athens, Greece
Mr Georges Goumas
Head of Division of International Relations
Tel: +30.1.3240080
Fax: +30.1.3227916
Membership of TF:
EU Contact
Terminal Dues
Parcels
Electronic Information
Language of correspondence: French
Web Site: N/A
no email listed - 2/99
- Greece -
- was ruled by the Ottoman Turks from the 15th century until the 19th century. A national awakening led to independence as a kingdom in 1830 with territorial gains after the Balkan and first World Wars. A republic was established, 1924-35, and the Germans occupied the country, 1941-44.
Postage stamps have been issued since 1861.
Greek Post Office
Philatelic Service
100 Aeolou Street
GR101 88, Athens, Greece
Matle's version:
Hellenic Postal Service (ELTA)
Philatelic Service
1 Apellou Street
GR-10188 ATHINA
and from Linn's: Agency:
Interpost
Box 378, Malverne, NY 11565
- Greece - Download Album Pages: - $5 a year for all the countries you can eat!
- Free Album Pages? This site is sort of like "shareware" software.
- Philatelic Museum of Greece
- GREECE, 1831 - The Tesserakontalepton - 'The Nine Pearls Variety' (a 'Cinderella') By Sergio Sismondo
- "...The "Lepta 40" stamp is from Greece and the reason for its issuance has generated some debate. ..."
"Perhaps you can find a stamp which resembles the ones in the block pictured here. It is time to look into that Cinderella stockbook or cigar box where so many treasures, both large and small, have been tucked away through the years. ..."
- Greece - via the CIA:
- Location: Southern Europe, bordering the Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea, between Albania and Turkey.
Independence: 1829 (from the Ottoman Empire) (occupited in WWII by Germany)
National holiday: Independence Day, 25 March (1821) (proclamation of the war of independence)
Greece Dealers Directory Entities 'G' Menu © AJ Ward
