Deutschland / Helvetia

		país	año	Yvert	usado
Deutschland / Helvetia
	The first written mention of Chillon Castle dates back to 1150, when it was owned by the Savoy family, counts of the Holy Roman Empire. They controlled the route that passed near the castle and led to the town of Villeneuve, the path trodden by travellers heading towards Rome via the Great Saint Bernard Alpine Pass. In the 13th century, Pierre II (Moriana) turned the castle into summer residence.	Helvetia	1942	387	0.50€ añadir a la cesta
	The Spalentor is the most magnificent of the three gates still remaining from the fortifications dating from 1398. The Prince-Bishopric of Basel was an ecclesiastical estate within the Holy Roman Empire, ruled from 1032 by bishops with their seat at the city of Basel. Wenzel von Luxemburg was the king of Germany from 1376 to 1400, when the electors meeting at Lahneck Castle declared him deposed.	Helvetia	1960	651	0.50€ añadir a la cesta

The first written mention of Chillon Castle dates back to 1150, when it was owned by the Savoy family, counts of the Holy Roman Empire. They controlled the route that passed near the castle and led to the town of Villeneuve, the path trodden by travellers heading towards Rome via the Great Saint Bernard Alpine Pass. In the 13th century, Pierre II (Moriana) turned the castle into summer residence.

país: Helvetia

año: 1942

Yvert: 387

nuevo:

usado: 0.50€ añadir a la cesta

Deutschland / Helvetia

The Spalentor is the most magnificent of the three gates still remaining from the fortifications dating from 1398. The Prince-Bishopric of Basel was an ecclesiastical estate within the Holy Roman Empire, ruled from 1032 by bishops with their seat at the city of Basel. Wenzel von Luxemburg was the king of Germany from 1376 to 1400, when the electors meeting at Lahneck Castle declared him deposed.

país: Helvetia

año: 1960

Yvert: 651

nuevo:

usado: 0.50€ añadir a la cesta