2022-23 **LATEST RELEASED STAMP & SHEET ISSUES

During World War II the contribution of women in Malta played an important and vital role. Recruitment of female civilians within the British services commence as early as 1935, when the colonial authorities anticipated a possible war conflict, which...

There is no doubt that illustrated story books intensely evoke childhood memories. Young children enjoy poring over book covers with a time-defying immersion that grown-ups unfortunately tend to lose. Such magic was presented to an entire generation of...

The Gibraltar International Chess Festival is a highly regarded chess tournament played over 11 days from late January to early February each year since its inaugural edition in 2003 when 59 competitors took part, of whom 24 held the FIDE Grandmaster...

With the issue of the A floral greeting booklet, PostNL is responding to consumer demand for matching cards and stamps. This is the first time PostNL has published a product like this. The six greeting cards and six personalised stamps feature images of...

With the issue of the String Instruments stamp sheet on 7 November 2022, PostNL gives an overview of ten distinctive string instruments from both Western and non-Western musical traditions. The featured instruments are part of the Kunstmuseum Den Haag's...

About JUVENIA, Teruel, Dinosaurs - Aragosaurus Ischiaticus Between April 19 and 23, Teruel will host the National Exhibition of Youth Philately in its 28th edition. This exhibition is organized every two years in a different city and for the first time...

About Katherine Mansfield 1888-1923 Katherine Mansfield is Aotearoa New Zealand’s most internationally recognised historical literary figure, remembered for her distinctive prose and adventurous life. Issue informationKatherine’s time in...

About Katherine Mansfield 1888-1923 Katherine Mansfield is Aotearoa New Zealand’s most internationally recognised historical literary figure, remembered for her distinctive prose and adventurous life. Issue informationKatherine’s time in...

Since 2004 the IHC Art Awards have offered a platform to showcase the artistic talents of New Zealanders with intellectual disabilities. Artists are welcomed to submit works using a range of media including paint, wool, clay, papier-mâché...