Australia Post describes this design as “an over-zealous zoologist has zigzagged past some zombies to zoom in on two dazzling Zebra Finches.”

The three different panes feature various instruments: brass and woodwind; stringed; and percussion.

Harry Potter, his friends, teachers and other images from the popular film series will appear on 15 nondenominated first-class stamps.

All 45 United States presidents are being honored on stamps from the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda.

The stamps from the United Nations Postal Administration have a connection to two members of the Beatles: John Lennon and Ringo Starr.

On Sept. 13, more than 250 fellows and members of the Royal Philatelic Society London were treated to a display of material from King George V's reign.

New Zealand Post is trying out new processes to reduce costs, including stopping the cancelling of stamps by processing machines.

The new Emergency Responders designs were unveiled the week of Sept. 10, one per day, at different locations throughout the country.

Canada Post offers gratitude for all civilian and sworn members of the country's police forces.

The fourth stamp design honoring firefighters was revealed in Halifax, Nova Scotia Sept. 13.

The third of five stamps saluting Canada’s emergency responders was revealed in Banff, Alberta Sept. 12.

This week, our tipsters highlight Kionga, a country that can be completed in collections with just one set of stamps.

Canada Post unveiled its second Emergency Responders stamp Tuesday, Sept. 11 at Valcartier base in Quebec.

As with the previous sets, the stamps explore the war through six themes: poppies, poetry, participants, war art, memorials, and artifacts.

Serbia, Slovakia, and the democratic republic of Vietnam received a thorough review in Vols. 6A and 6B of the 2019 Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue.

The paramedics stamp is the first of five to be unveiled this week reflecting Canadians' gratitude for all emergency responders.

Six commemorative stamp sets are planned for next year, along with seven special event panes or souvenir sheets, and one definitive issue.

Editor Jay Bigalke's kid-in-a-candy-store moment at the Canadian Bank Note facility in Ottawa.

The UNPA is issuing a pane of 10 stamps and labels Sept. 12 to bring attention to the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Goals initiative.

In this issue, you'll also find part 2 of our Roman States stamp series, and how to collect King George V Seahorses.