Stamps on Waterfalls – Zimbabwe 1980.
Zimbabwe issued a set of stamps on Waterfalls on 18 April 1980 & 14 Mar 1983.
21c – Odzani Falls 25c – Goba Falls ( Located in Mashonaland East)
30c -Inyangombi Falls 40c – Bundi Falls (Located in eastern Zimbabwe on Zimbabwe -Mozambique border)
Stamps on World Environment Day-Maldives 1988.
The Maldives issued a set of stamps on World Environment Day on 09 May 1988. The Themes of stamps were.
15L – Save Water 75 L – Protect the Reef
Combat Desertification – Cabo Verde 1981.
Cabo Verde issued a set of two stamps on Combat Desertification or Desert Erosion Prevention on 30 Mar 1981.
4.50$ – Desert Scene Hand Holding Plants. 10.50 $- Desert Scene Hand Holding Plants.
Water A Natural Treasure – Gibraltar – EUROPA 2001
The theme for EUROPA 2001 was Water -A NturalTreasure. 57 participating countries issued 93 stamps on this common theme. Gibraltar issued a set of four stamps on the theme of Water. The stamps were issued on 01 Feb 2001.
30p – Long-snouted Seahorse 40p-Snap Dragon
42p- Yellow-legged Gull 54p- Goldfish
Odd-Shaped Stamps on Phila Nippon 2001- Japan 2000.
Japan issued a set of odd Shaped Stamps on International Stamp Exhibition Phila Nippon 2001. All stamps are of 80 Yen Denomination.
80 Yen – Bean Goose and White Wagtail.
80 Yen -Pansies & Roses and Puppy & Kitten
80 Yen – Children and Letter.
Stamps on Environment Protection -Spain
Stamps issued by Spain on Environment Protection.
05 Jun 1992 – World Environment Day – A 27 Pta stamp was issued to highlight Environment Protection Day.
04 Jan 1993 – A 28 Pta stamp was issued to highlight Environment Protection Day.
Stamps on Paris Scenes – France.
France issued self-adhesive 20g Priority Letter stamps featuring Paris Scenes.
Cite Universitaire Paris – It is a Private Park and Foundation established in 1925 providing general and public services, including the maintenance of several residences housing 6,000 students and visiting academics.
Banks of the Seine in Paris – On the banks of Seine in Paris are located some of the most famous monuments from Eiffel Tower to Notre Dame via the Place de la Concorde, but also the historic bridges that connect them. Both Banks are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1991.
The Catacombs of Paris are underground ossuaries in Paris France which hold the remains of more than six million people. It was created in 1810 to eliminate the city’s overflowing cemeteries. Since 2013 the Catacombs number among 14 City of Paris Museums.
The Fontaine de l’Observatoire is a monumental fountain located in Jadin Marco Polo in Paris with Sculpture by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (1827-1875). It was dedicated in 1874 and is also known for the Four Parts of the World Sculpture embodied by Female figures. The Four parts represent Europe, Asia, Africa & America.
