Stamp Museum,TMII,Indonesia

Stamp Museum decorated with carvings and statues of Balinese and Javanese style, surrounded by a fence wall with two gates which take the basic model of the temple while. On the right and left wing are two large buildings each 402 m2, the right wing used the manager's office and a meeting place, while the left wing to the post office. The museum exhibited a collection of various stamps Indonesia and abroad. In front of the entrance stood a statue of Hanuman, who in the puppet known as dharma dhuta anchor, the same mission with the task of the post. On the left and right of the entrance there are two paintings by Balinese artist Wayan Sutha which is footage puppet version of the story of Bali, describes that in the days before the paper is now known as the correspondence using the leaves 'ron' Christmas. I showrooms presenting various collections, including photographs of materials and equipment used to write a letter on Christmas leaves (ron tal); miniature transportation letter in 1602 until the year 1864; as well as photographs of the world's first postage stamp known as the Penny Black , founder of stamps Sir Rowland Hill, the first Post Office in Batavia, the Dutch first stamps appeared in 1852, and the first Dutch postage cliched image of King William III, published in 1864. II showroom displays a statue of a material designer stamps, number stamps slide-making process and the process of painting to become a stamp, the printing cylinder used to print stamps series of paintings Raden Saleh, and cross fiber glass stamp printing five colors used by the Perum Peruri equipped with the motor. In the showroom III can be seen a number of stamps published in 1864-1950 during the reign of the Netherlands, Japan, and the war of independence, the Netherlands and the slide stamps themed Japanese culture and tourism, memorial stamps slides Independence 10 years, and two photos of the stamps illustrated man Karno and Bung Hatta as the background stamps are printed in the struggle abroad. IV presents the showroom stamp and scrap memory (souvenir sheet), published since 1950 with the publication of five days: in 1950-1959, years 1959-1966, years 1966-1973, years 1973-1983, and 1983-1993 years. V showroom there is a stamp that is based on specific themes and periods. In this space themed stamps presented social, tourism, taru and wildlife, the environment, and humanity. VI showroom demonstrating thematic stamps, especially the scouting and sports, in a presentation box, including Mrs. Tien Soeharto's slide with a Boy Scout uniform when he signed the First Day Cover Stamp International Jamboree-IV in Cibubur in July 1981.