Since 1993, the Endangered Species stamp series has emphasized the need for protection of plants and animals listed on the appendices of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

The new website includes postage stamps from nations not previously listed or available through IGPC.

The stamp shows a photograph of maamoul butter cookies, along with a wooden mold used to make them.

The design of the 5-centavo dark green stamp features one of the most laid-back special delivery messengers ever depicted.

Volume 1A includes listings for the United States, United Nations, and countries of the world Aden through Australia. Listings for Austria through B countries of the world can be found in Vol. 1B.

The honorees are Walter Britz of Uruguay, Yu-An Chen of Taiwan, John Davies of the United Kingdom, Bernard Jimenez of France, and Ivar Sundsbo of Norway.

Among the most interesting local stamps listed in the Scott catalogs are those issued by the British Inland Mail postal service for Madagascar.

Sue Wilkinson, the museum’s new chair, replaces Rick Wills.

This will be the first total eclipse to cross Canada since February 26, 1979, and the last total solar eclipse to be visible in Canada until 2044.

Eight of the 12 stamps depict dinosaurs and other prehistoric reptiles from the Jurassic and Cretaceous eras (201.3 to 66 million years ago).

The single €1.29 stamp from France features the mascot of the Pokemon franchise, Pikachu.

The design subjects feature native wildlife, geographic landmarks and natural wonders.

The philatelic estate of Alfred F. “Al” Kugel (1930-2022) was donated to the American Philatelic Society following his death.

In a March 1 press release announcing the new rates, Royal Mail said it “sought to keep price increases as low as possible.”

The latest in Canada’s Spring Flowers series, the stamps show Asclepias tuberosa, commonly known as butterfly milkweed; and Monarda punctata, known as spotted beebalm.

There are multiple catalogs and extensive literature available for collectors interested in the stamps of France.

The grand prize is an iPhone 14 Pro. Votes must be received by April 2.

The stamps will be issued at the March Party stamp show to be held Friday, March 15, through Sunday, March 17, near Cleveland, Ohio.

The stamps show images of Viking artifacts in the foreground and maps marked with significant archaeological locations in the background.

The stamp designs show photographs taken at previous IAEA balls, and se-tenant (side-by-side) labels promote the ball with text reading “IAEA Staff Appreciation Ball since 1961.”