Stamp: Spain – Personalized stamp (Tu Sello) issued for the Asociación Española de Maximofilia (ASEMA) – blue and white design featuring the ASEMA emblem and inscription, created as a custom postage label within the Spanish postal programme Tu Sello. (Issue: date unspecified by Correos; contemporary personalised issue.)
Postmark: Cádiz – circular cancellation dated 21‑12‑07, applied within the Spanish postal network, showing the standard wording used by Correos for commemorative or routine dispatch markings.
Postcard: Sepia‑toned postcard reproducing the cover of Apuntes de Maximofilia, Nº 1, Año I (1991), published by the Asociación Española de Maximofilia (ASEMA).
The design includes the ASEMA emblem, the title typography of the publication, and a photographic image of a harbour scene with a docked vessel (T.M.B. IS. Elcano)
Concordance
– Thematic: The personalised stamp directly represents ASEMA through its official emblem, while the postcard is entirely dedicated to ASEMA’s publication Apuntes de Maximofilia, including the same emblem and maximophilic content.
This creates perfect thematic alignment, as both stamp and postcard explicitly reference the same organisation and subject matter.
– Geographic: The Cádiz cancellation corresponds appropriately to the Spanish origin of both the ASEMA publication and the Tu Sello personalised stamp issued by Correos España, ensuring full geographic coherence within Spain.
– Temporal: Although the postcard reproduces a 1991 publication, the cancellation dated 2007 is fully compatible with the use of personalised stamps (Tu Sello), which were introduced in the 2000s.
Thus, the temporal relation is coherent: a historical reproduction on the postcard combined with a modern ASEMA‑themed personalised stamp used in regular postal circulation.
