Stamps

Philosateleian Post began issuing stamps in 2004. Production numbers are based on actual mailing needs, which generally means no more than 150 copies of a design are printed.

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Select a Year: 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009

2004

Image of Flag of Philosateleia Stamp The very first Philosateleian Post stamp features the Flag of Philosateleia. It remains the largest produced.

Issued pin-perforated in sheets of 24 (4×6) beginning on January 7, 2004. A similar hand-drawn design exists on a unique provisional envelope produced the same year.

2005

Image of Wild Psalm Bird Stamp Philosateleian Post's second stamp depicts a wild Psalm bird. This fair fowl is often found frolicking in the frigid surf.

Issued pin-perforated in sheets of 48 (8×6) beginning on January 3, 2005.

2006

Image of Dulceren Stamp A coastal scene labeled “Dulceren” graces the third stamp produced by Philosateleian Post. The computer-generated design is based on a photograph by the proprietor.

Issued pin-perforated in sheets of 48 (6×8) beginning on January 3, 2006.

2007

Due to increased mailing needs, Philosateleian Post in 2007 issued more than one stamp design for the first time.

Image of Shakalaka Stamp The first stamp is inscribed “Shakalaka.” It depicts a pair of mountain peaks.

Issued pin-perforated in sheets of 48 (6×8) beginning on January 3, 2007. Imperforate remainders exist.

Image of Root Beer Barrel Stamp The delicious root beer barrel is commemorated in the sweet design used on the second stamp.

Issued pin-perforated and imperforate in sheets of 48 (8×6) beginning on June 4, 2007.

2008

In 2008, Philosateleian Post released two scenic stamp designs.

Image of Coastal Scene Stamp The first of those stamps shows a coastal scene with the reflection of clouds visible in the damp sand on the beach.

Issued imperforate in sheets of 48 (6×8) beginning on January 2, 2008.

Image of Sunset Over a Waterway Stamp Sunset over a waterway is the subject of 2008’s second stamp. The wake behind a small motorboat slices horizontally across the design.

Issued imperforate in sheets of 48 (6×8) beginning on June 2, 2008.

2009

Image of Macaw Stamp The newest stamp features a colorful macaw. It is the first square stamp Philosateleian Post has produced, and the format should be retained in the future.

Issued die-cut in sheets of 35 (5×7) beginning on January 2, 2009.