Friday, 24 November 2023

2405. 🇬🇮🇳🇦🇫🇰🇬🇧 Excellent New Issues From Gibraltar, Namibia, Falklands And BAT.

 


New issues -

🇬🇮 Royal Gibraltar Post Office -

20 November 2023 - ‘Working trains on The Rock’ - 3 stamps and 1 miniature sheet containing the 3 stamps plus an additional £4 value. Designed by Stephen Perera using photographs from the Gil Podesta Collection and lithographed by BPost. Rating:- ****.





24 November 2023 - New definitive issue depicting King Charles III - 10 stamps. Designed by Stephen Perera from illustrations by Leslie Gaduzo and lithographed by BPost Security Printers. Rating:- ***.




🇳🇦 Nam Post (postal service of Namibia) -

23 October 2023 - Hedgehogs of Namibia - 1 stamp depicting the Southern African hedgehog. Designed by Helge Denker and lithographed. Rating:- *****.



🇫🇰 Falkland Islands Postal Service -

3 November 2023 - 40th anniversary of the Falkland Islands Development Corporation - 5 stamps. Lithographed. Rating:- *****.







🇬🇧 Postal service of British Antarctic Territory -

2023 - 30th anniversary of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust - 4 stamps. Lithographed. Rating:- *****.






2023 - 60th anniversary of the first British Antarctic Territory postage stamps - 8 stamps issued as 4 se-tenant pairs. Lithographed. Rating:- *****.











2023 - Emperor penguins - 5 gummed stamps (letter rate) and 5 self-adhesive stamps (postcard rate). Lithographed. Rating:- *****.











5 comments:

  1. Definite look of his dad in those Gibraltar definitives!

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  2. Are the BAT and Falklands stamps designed by Pobjoy Stamps?

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    1. No. Pobjoy Stamps never designed or produced the stamps. All aspects of the production of the stamps has been coordinated by Creative Direction International & Pobjoy handled the marketing. These new stamps are, I am sure, again products of Creative Direction & are being sold on the Falkland Islands PO website though without details of production

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  3. I think rather strange and unusual that the stamps of Gibraltar have at the same time the portait of the king and his profile in a corner of the stamp. I don't remember to have already seen that for previous monarchs.

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    1. WK - I agree, this is poor design, clearly the small cameo is redundant.

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