Recognition for Guernsey's master clockmaker
Nicolas Blondel's clocks were more than just timekeepers: they were pieces of art.
Born in 1703, Blondel was the first clockmaker in the Channel Islands, crafting around 300 timepieces, each unique and meticulously numbered.
Blondel's contribution s to Guernsey's cultural heritage were recognised in 2018 when a blue plaque was unveiled outside his former home in St Peter Port. This honour, reserved only for individuals who have made significant contributions to the island and the wider world, highlighted Blondel's enduring legacy.
Date of Issue | 19th February 2025 |
Printer | Bpost |
Values | 65p, £1.20, £2.71, 4.31 |
Process | Offset lithography |
Stamp Size | 30mm deep x 40mm wide |
Illustrators | Robin Carter |
Paper | Tru White Litho NEW 110g |
Sheet | 10 |
Cylinder | A |