It deals with the history of mail from the dawn of history until now. Ever since the human beings spread across the earth, they began to correspond, whether their letters were written on bricks, boards of wood, on palm fronds, or on papyrus. They had means of transporting mail, whether carrier pigeons, human-like messengers on foot, or people riding donkeys or riding horses.
Man advanced, ways of life developed, letters began to be written on paper, mail appeared, and its transportation systems changed, so horses and mail vehicles were replaced by cars, trains, and planes. With the birth of the first postage stamp in the world, more than a century and a quarter ago, the hobby of collecting mail appeared, which many began to collect with great passion and fondness, and the postage stamp became a badge of achievement and immortality.