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Yearly Archives: 2018
Adorable Åland pigs on miniature sheet celebrate Year of the Pig
You can all look forward to a miniature sheet featuring cute Åland forest pigs to be issued by Åland Post on 1 November 2018. Once again, the highly skilled, Swedish stamp artist Martin Mörck has created the design that appears…
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Biscuit scented stamps in Iceland for Christmas!
As we are slowly (!) edging towards the winter, anticipation before Christmas becomes more and more prominent, and while Christmas carols have yet to resound through the alleys of your favourite supermarket, here and there we see shops starting to…
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Classic Christmas tales depicted on Bailiwick stamps
Festive stamps depicting two classic Christmas stories are to be issued by Guernsey Post on 8 November.
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Icelandic Art IX – penultimate set in the series!
In just a month, on November 1st, Postphil will issue the penultimate set in the series “Icelandic Art”. When it is completed next year, the Icelandic Art series will comprise 10 sets altogether, or a total of 40 stamps! Starting…
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Åland Christmas stamps contribute to a sparkling 2018 Christmas
This year’s decorative Christmas stamps enhanced with hologram print will be issued by Åland Post on 9 October 2018. Åland-born Emelie Bang is the artist behind the glittering Christmas tree ornaments adorning the stamps.
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GUERNSEY POST COMMEMORATES CENTENARY OF THE GREAT WAR WITH FINAL STAMPS
Guernsey Post announces the release of the final stamps in its five-year series to mark the centenary of WW1, which feature some of the memorials created to commemorate islanders who died in the Great War.
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September will be maritime…
Tagged with: black, fish, Iceland, maritime, sea, September, stamp issue, Stamp Issue in 2018, stamps, wildlife
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The beginnings of mechanized agriculture in Iceland
A hundred years ago, a new page was turned in Iceland’s agricultural history when the first tractor was imported to the country on 12th August 1918. Until then, agriculture in Iceland was very traditional, and in places still very close…
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