Stamps of Italy : 17th Milan Fair (1936)
This issue celebrated the 17th Milan Fair in Italy in 1936. Designed by M. Parrini. Photo. Released March 23, 1936.
Stamps of Finland: Fruit in the Garden (2014)
The 2014 edition of stamp rolls is decorated with fruit. The Fruit in the Garden stamps feature three delicious homegrown
Stamps of Latvia: Waterlilies (2016)
Waterlilies are considered by many to be the jewels of the pond. Not only are they beautiful to look at,
Stamps of Hungary: Republican Issues (1918)
Hungary became a republic in November 1918 and contemporary stamps of the Harvesters, Parliament, King Karl and Queen Zita
Stamps of Tangier: George VI 10s (1939)
Sir George Bellew,the designer of British stamps, of which the most attractive in the traditional style, are the 1939-1948 King
Stamps of the Dominican Republic: Air Issue (1941)
This rather Art Deco Air issue featured a Globe and Winged Envelope. There were two stamps: 10c. purple-brown 75c. orange
Stamps of China: U.S. Constitution (1939)
This issue of four stamps celebrated the 150th Anniversary of the United States Constitution. Perf 12 Printed by the A.B.N.
Stamps of Nejd: The First Issues (1925)
Nejd was a former sultanate in Central Arabia, which first issued its own stamps in 1925. Nejd's capital city
Stamp Curiosities: Tapping Rubber in Ceylon
Behind these stamps lies a very romantic story. and a most unexpected link with the botanical gardens at Kew,
Stamps of Japan: Iriomote Wild Cat (2015)
the Japan Post Network Okinawa Branch released sets of Iriomote wild cat original stamps on the 17th of July.
British Virgin Islands: Christening of Prince George (2014)
50c The Duke and Duchess of York (later King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother) pictured with
Stamps of Switzerland: U.P.U. Anniversary (1949)
This set of three stamps celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Postal union. 10c. green designed by H.
Stamps of Great Britain: ‘Britain’s Schindler’ (2015)
A stamp to honour a British hero who saved hundreds of children from the Holocaust is likely to be
GPO Shanghai, China
This image, courtesy of Wikipedia, shoes the General Post Office in China as it is today. it is in stricking contrast the modern architecture of the buildings that have grown up around it in recent years.