Poland Stamp Engravers

Poland 2003
XIX National Philatelic Exhibition
A view of Katowice
Engraver Wanda Zajdel

Poland 2007
World Philatelic Exhibition
The Catholic Church of Saint Catherine in Saint Petersburg
Engraver Wanda Zajdel

Poland 1999
Philatelic Exhibition
Ciechocinek Water Pump Room
Engraver Czeslaw Slania

Poland 1997
1000 Years of Gdansk
Town Hall and Long Market
Engraver Przemyslaw Krajewski

Poland 1997
Millenary of Gdansk
17th century panorama by Claes Jansz Visscher (1587-1652)
Engraver Maciej Kopecki

Polish Merchant Navy, designed by Stefan Lukaszewski and issued by Poland on March 16, 1956:

Officer and freightship S.S.Kilinski, engraved by Boguslaw Brandt:

Sailor, tug and barges, engraved by Jerzy Miller:

Dock worker and S.S.Pokoj (freighter), engraved by Boguslaw Brandt:

Fisherman, "Fryderyk Chopin" (freighter),"Rudenia" (trawler), engraved by Stefan Lukaszewski:

Missing the 45Gr. value shows "Marceii Nowatka" freighter

Scientists, designed by Stanislaw Czeslaw Chludzinski, and issued by Poland on December 10, 1959:

Charles Robert Darwin (1809–1882), engraved by Eugeniusz Tirdiszek:

Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev (1834-1907), engraved by Edward Konecki:

Louis Pasteur (1822-1895), engraved by Boguslaw Brandt:

Old Polish cities, a set of 18 definitive engraved stamps, designed by Witold Chomicz, was issued by Poland on November 25, 1960 and on December 28, 1960. Here are the first 6 of them:

- Gniezno, engraved by Stefan Lukaszewski:
- Kraków, engraved by Andrzej Szklarczyk:
- Warsaw, engraved by Barbara Kowalska:
- Pozanan, engraved by Eugeniusz Tirdiszek:
- Plock, engraved by Andrzej Szklarczyk:
- Kalisz, engraved by Edward Konecki:

Second group of 1960 Poland old cities set:

Frombork, engraved by Boguslaw Brandt:

Puck, engraved by Eugeniusz Tirdiszek:

Slupsk, engraved by Jerzy Miller:

Gdansk, engraved by Stefan Lukaszewski:

Wroclaw, engraved by Edward Konecki:

Szczecin, engraved by Eugeniusz Tirdiszek:

Third and last group of 1960 Poland old cities set:

Opole, engraved by Edward Konecki:

Kolobrzeg, engraved by Jerzy Miller:

Lagnica, engraved by Eugeniusz Tirdiszek:

Katowice, engraved by Edward Konecki:

Lodz, engraved by Stefan Lukaszewski:

Missing the 5.6Z value shows Walbrzych, engraved by Andrzej Szklarczyk.

The Altarpiece by Veit Stoss (Polish: O#322;tarz Wita Stwosza), also St. Mary's Altar, is a large Gothic altarpiece and a national treasure of Poland. It is located behind the high altar of St. Mary's Basilica in the city of Krakow. The altarpiece was carved between 1477 and 1489 by the German-born sculptor Veit Stoss (known in Polish as Wit Stwosz, 1450-1533) who lived and worked in the city for over 20 years.

The Altarpiece wood carvings by Veit Stoss , designed by Ryszard Kleczewski and issued by Poland on September 20, 1960:

- The Annunciation, engraved by Edward Konecki
- Nativity, engraved by Eugeniusz Tirdiszek
- Adoration of the Kings, engraved by Boguslaw Brandt
- The Resurrection, engraved by Barbara Szymanska
- The Ascension, engraved by Edward Konecki
- Descent of the Holy Spirit, engraved by Jerzy Miller

Poland cities and landscapes, a set of 11 stamps designed by Jerzy Miller and issued by Poland in two part, in 1957 and 1958. Here is the first part issued on December 6, 1957:

- Steelworks in Huta, engraved by Stefan Lukaszewski
- Castle Square in Warsaw, engraved by Edward Konecki

- Old Town Krakow, engraved by Jerzy Miller
- The Ducal Castle in Szczecin, engraved by Jerzy Miller

- Karkonosze Mountains, engraved by Marian Romuald Polak
- Lublin old town, engraved by Boguslaw Brandt

Here is the second part issued on December 15, 1958:

- Town hall in Gdansk, engraved by Edward Konecki
- Ruins of of the castle in Liw, engraved by Jerzy Miller

The Upper Station of the Cable Car to Kasprowy Wierch, engraved by Stefan Lukaszewski
- Porabka dam near Zywiec, engraved by Marian Romuald Polak
- M/S "Batory" and the Port of Gdynia, engraved by Boguslaw Brandt

20th Anniversary of the Liberation of Warsaw, designed by Z. Michaluk, engraved by Edward Konecki and issued by Poland on January 15, 1965. The stamp shows Syrenka Warszawska ("Mermaid of Warsaw") statue.