Stamps of Australia: George V Stamps (2014)
A century ago, Australia’s stamp designs were “hot” political topics. Labor PostmasterGeneral, Charles Frazer developed the Kangaroo and Map design,
Stamps of Faroe Islands: Prince Consort’s 80th Birthday (2014)
In connection with Prince Henrik of Denmark’s 80th birthday on 11 June, Post Denmark, Post Greenland and Posta Faroe Islands
Stamps of Gibraltar: Endemic Flora (2014)
Gibraltar saxifrage Saxifraga globulifera Desf. var. gibraltarica Ser. A herbaceous perennial which flowers between March and May. The leaves and
Stamps of San Marino: Juventus Champion (2014)
The Juventus Football Club is the winner team of the Italian Soccer Championship 2013-2014. The team gained the third consecutive
Stamps of the Vatican: Charlie Chaplin Anniversary (2014)
Charles Spencer Chaplin was born in a suburb of London on 16 April 1889. His childhood was marked by economic
Stamps of Monaco: Princess Grace Rose Garden (2014)
To mark its 30th anniversary, the Princess Grace Rose Garden has undergone significant renovation and expansion work, increasing in size
Stamps of Monaco: Sharks (2014)
This block is a continuation of the series first issued in 2013 to mark the opening of the major sensory
Stamps of Switzerland & Russia: Railway Clocks (2014)
Russia and Switzerland have maintained diplomatic relations for 200 years. During the Second World War, those relations were briefly severed,
Stamps of Hungary: Musical Instruments (2014)
Each year PostEurop, the Association of European Postal Operators, offers its members theopportunity of issuing EUROPA stamps on a common
Stamps of Czech Republic: Technical Monuments (2014)
In 2002 the paper mill in Velké Losiny was declared a National Historical Landmark. This is one of the oldest
Stamps of Sweden: Baltic Hawker (2014)
Because there will be a change in postage effective April 1, the Baltic Hawker stamp will be issued in a
United States Stamps: Where Dreams Blossom (2014)
As universal symbols of love and happiness, flowers are often the centerpiece of our most sacred ceremonies and cheerful occasions.
Stamps of Great Britain: Sustainable Fish (2014)
Beautifully painted by David Miller, the Mint Stamps feature ten sustainable fish species: Herring, Red Gurnard, Dab, Pouting and Cornish
Stamps of Hungary: Holocaust Remembrance (2014)
Between 1941 and 1945 more than 400,000 Hungarians fell victim to the labour camps, deportation, brutality, the death marches, mass
Stamps of Tristan da Cunha: Finches (2014)
Tristan’s finches traditionally were called buntings, given their resemblance to the buntings that were familiar to the early European explorers