The aim of this exhibit is to introduce the first 26 stamps and sheets that are original and restored. Because of the primitive picture and defects of clichés, it is possible to identify each stamp place in the sheet. The letter o was used to frame borders. The borders were constituted of 32 balls. In the middle there was a four-line text. The stamps were printed on bad quality nankeen-white color newsprint paper with wood additives. The stamps were printed in sheets of 20 stamps of 5 stamps in 4 rows. The edges of the sheet were not perforated. The stamps were issued without a gum. There are only six stamps fully perforated in each sheet. When printing the text of the stamps, the lack of the letter ų occurred in word “skatikų”. The following letters were used for that purpose: ų, upside-down h and upside-down n with stress. Hereby, three different types emerged: 1) ų, 2) h, 3) ń