The stamp exhibition along with telecommunication curiosities opening in the Kass Gallery is a real treat. The two "genders" are of special interest together since Kass stamps and design representing stamp art of Hungary and international stamp art always offers something new. Besides, the graphic artis Kass János managed to always renew himself. His art was always fresh. To prove this statement there is this exhibition.

The exhibition presents three decades of the art of the tamp designer Kass János, the Munkácsy ad Kossuth Prize awarded artist, the Free Citizen of the Town of Szeged. The cooperation of the Post Museum and the South Planes Post History Found resulted in us also showing several instruments related to telecommunication.

Thus, when the visitor begins to ponder about the wonderful stamps issued on occasion of the International Year of Children in 1979 can also travel time when telephones were not in abundance. Those who belong to the mid generation used phones with cranks and held palm size mobiles in their other hands.

All prize winner stamp series by Kass János are displayed. Beginning with the Madách seal from 1973 ending with the series entitled "Famed Hungarians" from 2004, the visitors can see wonderful stamps. A pirate version of a stamp from 1979 reissued in the Seychelles Island in 2001 is shown as curiosity. Now the pirate versions cost 95 dollars. However, it is a kind of appreciation. It is worth noticing how the Hungarian "János Vitéz" becomes "Galant John".

The instruments serve as additional information, nostalgia or maybe toys by now. The shiny telephone of the count Szalay Gábor is just as inviting to the eyes as a switchboard retired in 1987. There are also military phones from the 30's, phone from the 40's and a switchboard from 1910.