Great Britain’s Royal Mail celebrates 20 years of Peppa Pig, the British animated TV series for preschool children, on a set of 12 stamps issued May 16.

The stamp features a portrait of King Charles III initially created by Martin Jennings for new coinage from the Royal Mint.

The set of four celebrates the works of Chester Brown, Michel Rabagliati, Seth, and cousins Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki.

Newspaper stamps were stamps issued specifically for the prepayment of mailing rates for newspapers, periodicals and printed matter.

The covers of this year’s catalogs feature a postal theme, a nod to the United States Postal Service’s 250th anniversary in 2025, with a photograph of a letter carrier.

The nine stamps showcase “seven provinces and two territories, taking viewers on a cross-country journey that will stir a sense of adventure and appreciation,” Canada Post said.

Canada Post retail employees chose the design of the stamp, which features artwork by Seung Jai Paek.

The four designs in the set celebrate roller hockey, roller speed skating, artistic roller skating and skateboarding.

While the concept of a prelaunch isn’t new, recently these events have occurred more frequently.

Royal Mail plans to reinstate the fines once a counterfeit stamp scanner is developed in the Royal Mail smartphone app.

The website boasts new security features, the ability to order publications and expertizing services online.

This set is of interest to Old World archeology topical collectors and is surprisingly elusive

The show celebrates 400 years since Danish King Christian IV signed a regulation implementing the delivery of mail inside the kingdom, thus starting the Danish post.

Emma Gilthorpe currently serves as the chief operating officer for Heathrow Airport.

The designer of the most popular music stamp will be awarded the Yehudi Menuhin trophy, awarded in memory of violinist and conductor Yehudi Menuhin (1916-99).

The envelope is a postal collectible and cannot be mailed.

In recognition of the 150th anniversary of the British Beekeepers Association, the Isle of Man Post Office issued a set of six stamps on April 12.

Hatay issued its first set of postage stamps (Scott 1-11) in 1939 by overprinting and surcharging Turkish stamps.

Each stamp in the set of 10 shows three commemorative stamps issued around the same time in the past century.

On May 17, La Poste will issue a stamp in honor of the baguette, a symbol of French gastronomy and its rich artisan culture.