City Coat of Arms – Stamps of Mozambique 1961.
Mozambique issued stamps on City Coat of Arms on 30 Jan 1961.
5c – Laurenco Marques 15c- Vila De Chibuto
20 c- Nampula 1$50- Ouelimane
3$00 – Vida Cabral 7$50 – Vila Porto Amelia
Hong Kong 1975 – Royal Visit Queen Elizabeth II.
Hong Kong issued a set of two stamps on #0 Apr 1975 to mark Royal Visit of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip to Hong Kong then a British Colony.. A First Day Cover with two stamps is listed. The stamps feature Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Phillip, Crown and Hong Kong Coat of Arms.
Stamps on Gediminas – Lithuania 1991.
Gediminas (1275-1341) was Grand Duke of Lithuania from 1315 to 1341. He founded the Gediminas dynasty and expanded it from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea. He made Vilnius Capital of his dynasty.
Lithuania issued a set of three se-tenant stamps on his 650th Death Anniversary on 28 Sep 1991. The stamps feature the following
30k – Trakai Castle-Built around 1409 on an island on Lake Galve. 50k- Duke Gediminas. 70k – View of Vilnius in the 14th Century.
42nd Field Artillery Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish)– Commemorative Covers – 2016.
42nd Field Artillery Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish) was formed on 05 Oct 1866. In 1900, the Regiment became 42nd Lanark and Renfrew Regiment.
Canada Post issued a commemorative cover on 10 Sep 2016 to commemorate 150th Anniversary of 42nd Field Artillery Regiment.
The Brockville Rifles– Commemorative Covers – 2016.
In 1866, a major re-organization of militias in the Brockville area created the 41st Brockville Battalion of Rifles. During the First World War, it won battle honours Amiens and Pursuit to Mons and Major Thain MacDowell, earned the Victoria Cross. It is now the Primary Reserve Infantry Regiment of the Canadian Army.
The Badge of the Regiment which forms part of stamp design and the cover has following features
Canada Post issued a commemorative cover on 02 April 2016 to commemorate 150th Anniversary of The Brockville Rifles.
The 31 Combat Engineers Regiment (The Elgins) – Commemorative Covers – 2016.
The 31 Combat Engineers Regiment (The Elgins) trace their origins with the creation of 25th Elgin Battalion of Infantry raised on 14 Sep 1866. In the first World War, The Elgins raised the 91st Battalion whose members fought in battles such as Vimy Ridge. In 1940 they mobilised for World War II as the 25th Armoured Delivery Regiment and later helped form the 1st Canadian Armoured Personnel Carrier Regiment (Kangaroos) which earned 14 Battle honours.
The Badge of the Regiment which forms part of stamp design and the cover has following features
Canada Post issued a commemorative cover on 02 April 2016 to commemorate 150th Anniversary of The 31 Combat Engineers Regiment (The Elgins).
The Lorne Scots of Canada – Commemorative Covers – 2016.
The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment) trace their origins to the 20th Halton and 36th Peel Battalions of Infantry, both raised in Sep 1866. The two Battalions amalgamated on 15 Dec1936, forming today’s regiment Its members participated in the Northwest Rebellion of 1885, the Boer War, Both World Wars, Egypt, Cyprus, Cambodia, Namibia, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Philippines and Poland. The Lorne Scots wear a primrose hackle in their headgear, a symbol bestowed by the allied Lancashire Fusiliers when the British Regiment amalgamated.
The Badge of the Regiment which forms part of stamp design and the cover has following features
Canada Post issued a commemorative cover on 02 April 2016 to commemorate 150th Anniversary of The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment).
