Stamps on Heritage The Sea – New Zealand 1989.
New Zealand issued a set of stamps on the theme New Zealand Heritage -the Sea on 11 Oct 1989.
40c- Windsurfing 80c -The Sea $1.00 -Coastal Scene.
Stamps on Heritage The Sea – New Zealand 1989.
Category: Adventure Sports
Stamps on Tourism – New Zealand 1987.
Stamps on Tourism – New Zealand 1987.
New Zealand issued a set of stamps on Tourism on 14 Jan 1987.
60c – Jet Boating 70c -Aircraft Flying 80c – Camper Van
85c – Windsurfing $1.05- Climber $ 1.30 – Rafting
Marshall Islands Canoe Race Kor Kor – Postcard 1996.
Marshall Islands Canoe Race Kor Kor – Postcard 1996.
The Marshall Islands issued a Postal Card of 20 cents in 1996. It Features the Canoe race Kor Kor . A stamp with design (32c) was issued on 10 Jul 1997.
Postcards of Nepal 1978 – Conquest of Mt Everest.
Postcards of Nepal 1978 – Conquest of Mt Everest.
Nepal issued a 20 Paise Postcard on 29 May 1978 to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Conquest of Mount Everest by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
EUROPA 2004 – Vacations – Stamps of Norway.
EUROPA 2004 – Vacations – Stamps of Norway.
The theme for 2004 EUROPA stamps was Vacations /Holidays. Norway issued a stamp on EUROPA on this theme featuring Cycling on the Lofoten. The 6.00 Kroner stamp was issued on 26 Mar 2004.
Air Displays – Stamps of Great Britain 2008.
Air Displays – Stamps of Great Britain 2008.
On 17 July 2008 Great Britain Royal Mail issued a set of Six stamps on Air Displays.
Ist – The Red Arrows Aerobatic Team of British Royal Air Force.
48 p – RAF Falcons -Parachute Display Team.
50 p – Red Arrows at Farnborough in Formation flying.
56 p – Avro Vulcans and Avro 707’s
72 p- Robert Wyndham, one armed Parachutist.
81 p – Air Race Hendon.
Bicycles on Stamps – Great Britain -1978
Bicycles on Stamps – Great Britain -1978
1978 marked the Centenary of both the Cyclists Touring Club & and the British Cycling Federation. In 1878 the cyclists chose front wheels according to the length of their legs. By 1884 the low-built safety bicycle was attracting Women to cycling as a pastime. The 1920’s bicycles were mass produced and built for the comfort-gear case and rubber pneumatic tyres were common now. The design remained virtually unchanged or 75 years until First Moulton appeared in 1962.
Royal Mail issued a set of four stamps on 02 Aug 1978 on Centenary of First Cycling Organisations.
9p – “Penny Farthing” & 1884 safety bicycle.
10.5p – 1920 Touring Bicycles.
11p – Modern small-wheel bicycles
13p -1978 road racers.
A FDC with the stamps is listed. The cancellation has a cycle wheel.
