Stamps of Norway: Brown Bear (2008)
Not many people have encountered a bear (Ursus arctos arctos) in its natural state in Norway and there is little
Stamps of Belgium: Postal Transport (1951)
This fine 50f. blackish-violet Air stamp was the top value of a set of five featuring Forms of Postal Transport
Stamps of East Germany: Berlin Zoo (1965)
This set of three stamps issued by the DDR (East Germany) celebrated the tenth Anniversary of the East Berlin Zoo.
Stamps of Ireland: Cats (2014)
On September 4th, 2014, An Post issued four new stamps in tribute of the most popular pets in the world,
Stamps of Greenland: Life of Sealers II (2015)
On 19th January the second part of this series will be issued. The two stamps complete Ivalo Abelsen’s artistic interpretation
Stamps of Upper Volta: Animals and Native Masks (1960)
Upper Volta was reconstituted as an independent republic in 1958 and introduced a distinctive definitive series in April, 1960. The
Stamps of Laos: Land of a Million Elephants
It is my guess that many Stamp News readers have spent enjoyable holidays in Thailand, a country which offers wonderful
Stamps of Switzerland: Landau Messenger (2014)
The Lindau Messenger,or Milan Messenger, was the name given to the a transalpine courier service employing late-mediaeval communication, trade and
Stamps of Switzerland: Wild Animals (2014)
Swiss Post is launching a new series of stamps entitled “Wildlife”. The set comprises four stamps featuring species found in
Stamps of Liechtenstein: Amphibians (2014)
Amphibians are protected by law in Liechtenstein. Nevertheless, a sharp decline in the numbers of all species has been noted
Stamps of Norway: Norwegian Constitution Bicentenary (2014)
The post of Norway issued a set of four stamps to commemorate the bicentenary of the Norwegian Constitution. Two hundred
Stamps of Hungary: Animal Cubs (2014)
Magyar Posta issued a commemorative miniature sheet named Animal Cubs that features twelve young residents of the Budapest Zoo and
Stamps of the Isle of Man: Rare Breeds (2014)
Dr Jeremy Paul, the hugely talented and internationally respected artist, has lent his talents to a very special issue celebrating
Stamps of Denmark: Battle of Dybbøl in 1864 (2014)
18 april 1864 was one of the blackest days in the history of Denmark. Twenty thousand Prussian soldiers stormed the