Small Hermes heads is the second issue of Greek stamps, issued in 1886-1888 and used until 1901. Replacing the Large Hermes Head stamps, like their predecessors, they depicted Hermes, God in ancient Greek Mythology, but with a smaller head and a rounder helmet. The design was by Henri Hendrickx and it was engraved by Albert Doms, in Belgium. The first batch was printed in Malines, Belgium followed by numerous reprints in Athens, until 1900.