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Posted on 9th January 2020
On 3 February, Åland Post issues the sixth and last part of the popular stamp series featuring Sailing ships. Artist Allan Palmer wraps up the series with two stamps dedicated to the barquentine Mozart and the 4-masted barque Viking, representing
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Posted on 11th December 2019
The Year of the Rat is the subject of Jersey Post’s first stamp issue of 2020, to be released on Friday 3 January. Illustrated by Wang Huming in Beijing, China, the issue comprises a single stamp and a Miniature Sheet
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Posted on 4th December 2019
Please find below details of the first half of Jersey Post’s 2020 stamp programme:3 January Lunar New Year – Year of the Rat12 February Jersey Artists: Claude Cahun 26 March Beethoven – 250th Birth Anniversary7 April EUROPA – Ancient Postal
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Posted on 26th November 2019
Post Luxembourg is issuing a new series of stamps on December 3rd of 2019.A special series for Christmas 2019 will be released featuring the classic motive of the decorated tree.The architecture of the Moselle region will be highlighted on the
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Posted on 14th November 2019
Guernsey Post’s Philatelic Bureau announces that it has issued a commemorative miniature sheet stamp to mark the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, released on 11 November 2019.The stamp design, which has been created by local agency The Potting Shed, depicts the
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Posted on 14th November 2019
Guernsey Stamps announces that its GG02 Series Post & Go stamps will feature a seasonal message during December.
Posted on 14th November 2019
Guernsey Stamps announces the publication of its 50th Anniversary 2019 Yearbook, which features the complete collection of Guernsey and Alderney stamps released this year.
Posted on 4th November 2019
Post Luxembourg will be issuing a new series of stamps on November 8th 2019.A stamp block will be released illustrating a portrait of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor an Duke of Luxembourg, one of the most powerful European rulers in
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Posted on 30th October 2019
A children’s nativity play is the subject of Jersey Post’s 2019 Christmas stamp issue which will be released on 20 November. Designed by Sharif Tarabay, the eight self-adhesive stamps feature colourful illustrations of children performing in their Christmas play.
Posted on 28th October 2019
Iceland is a land where forests are scarce… the native forests are mostly composed of birch trees, and so the tradition of ornamenting Christmas trees as we know them is relatively new. The first Christmas trees were imported to Iceland
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