Here we have a very small selection of stamps recently added to PostBeeld's vast stock. Please visit PostBeeld's website for a more comprehensive view of newly-added items.
In 1906 Mauritania, at that time a French Colony, issued its first postage...
This set of four stamps feature the Isle of Man's renowned ‘three legs’ triskelion, one of the oldest continually-used national symbols in the world. The ‘three legs of Man’ symbol can be seen everywhere on the Island, on historical...
Around the World in Eighty Days is a travel adventure novel by French author Jules Verne (1828-1905), that was published in book form in 1873. Jules Verne is often referred to as being the father of science fiction - his books...
Barbados produced two fine and quite unique stamp minisheets for the 1980 International Stamp Exhibition held in London. As seen above, the 50 cent stamps show the uniforms that were, in 1980, the outfits worn by postwomen and postal...
Our last Black Heritage series article brought us up to the year 2019. Now we've reached 2023 and the 46th stamp in the series issued by America's United States Postal Service. So we begin with 2020's stamp that featured...
This set of five charity stamps shown above were issued by Italy in 1935 to benefit and commemorate the work of Benito Mussolini's Fascist National Militia. The 20+10 cent stamp shows volunteer militia members round a ceremonial fire; 25+15c has a standard bearer; 50+30c...
Today we highlight Finnish innovations depicted on stamps over the last 30 years. This "Made in Finland" stamp sheet contains six domestic no-value indicator stamps that showcase many Finnish innovations that were born out of a need to make daily life...
The last set of new stamps showing the late Queen Elizabeth II's silhouette has been issued by Great Britain's Royal Mail. This particular feature has appeared on special stamps since 1968. The magnificent prestige stamp booklet at top celebrates the...
Since we last featured the topic of lighthouses in 2019 there have been many great issues for the collector. Here we've made a selection from those produced in the three years up to and including 2022. Naturally if you...
The oldest known funicular is in Hohensalzburg Castle, Austria and it’s known as the Reisszug. It is used to transport people and cargo from the Nonnberg nunnery to the castle. The Reisszug has been in operation since the late 15th...
