Frank Davies Manley b. 24 October 1894

Also known as F.D. Manley
  • Designer (Graphic Designer),
  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Manley was a prolific designer of Australian postage stamps 1929 - 1959.
Tags: Postage stamp
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creator of
Archer
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Stamp design marking the 1960 Melbourne Cup Centenary.

 
creator of
Hereford Bull's Head
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Stamp design

 
creator of
Kingsford Smith Commemorative Series
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Stamp design

 

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References [<ExternalResource: 'Original papers from Manley family archive', Original education records. Original apprenticeship indenture papers. Handwritten curriculum vita. Original letter informing Manley that his design had won the Stamp Design Competition. Original correspondence relating to the purchase of a painting by the State Library of Victoria (Holding verified 30th Sept 2008 by SLV). Original letter of invitation to join the Stamp Advisory Board. Original documents to support involvement in Victorian Artists Society.>, <ExternalResource: 'Richard Breckon, Historian, Australia Post Museum, Melbourne, VIC'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Primary family sources'.>, <ExternalResource: Information sourced from Richard Breckon, Historian, Australia Post Museum, Melbourne, VIC.>] [<ExternalResource: 'Original papers from Manley family archive', Original education records. Original apprenticeship indenture papers. Handwritten curriculum vita. Original letter informing Manley that his design had won the Stamp Design Competition. Original correspondence relating to the purchase of a painting by the State Library of Victoria (Holding verified 30th Sept 2008 by SLV). Original letter of invitation to join the Stamp Advisory Board. Original documents to support involvement in Victorian Artists Society.>, <ExternalResource: 'Richard Breckon, Historian, Australia Post Museum, Melbourne, VIC'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Primary family sources'.>]