Calling All Aussie's - Need Help

I have these 6 series of Australian stamps and I want to know if I am missing any stamp in said series. Thanks in advance.



The .49 cents stamp above I am sure does not belong but I just love the patriotic look of it.

1st lot of stamps come in 3x5 stamps, 2xpairs and 2xhigh values.

Set 1-released 13 May 1987 1x5stamps 36c at bottom of stamps is Departure.
Set 2-released 3 June 1987 1x2 stamps 36c at bottom of stamps is Teneriffe plus a $1 stamp with the same name at the bottom of stamp.
set 3-released 6 August 1987 1x5 stamps 37c at bottom of stamps is Rio de Janeiro.
set 4-released 13 October 1987 1x2 stamps 37c at the bottom of stamps is Cape of Good Hope plus a $1 with the same name at bottom.
set 5-released 26 January 1988 1x5 stamps 37c at the bottom of the stamps is Arrival.
These stamps mention are all about the 1st row of stamps you posted.
I will have a rest here! Somebody else might help! John

The one off stamp in the top group is.
Centenary of Federation, released 1 January 2001 in a joined 49c pair with 2x $2 stamps not joined.

Next block of stamps on sport is.

Olympic Games Athens 2004- Australian Gold Medalists-released 16-20 August 2004
17 stamps make up this set.

The next lot of brown looking bears is.
Wild Babies-released 2 October 2001 in a set of 6x 45c stamps.

The military set is.
Colonial Military Uniforms-released 25 February 1985. You have a complete set.

The postie set is.
National Stamp Week-released 29 September 1980. Your set is complete.

And the last one is.
Australia Folklore-released 7 May 1980 with 5x 22c stamps.

KGV,

Thanks so much for all the information, just what I was asking for. Now I have to start getting busy and looking for the missing ones.

Raywrio, Hi, the 5 sets KGV Collector listed are from the Aust' Bicentennial Collection 1788-1988, a lovely collection and still inexpensive.

A.P. released a box holding the 5 detailed Bicentennial books, each had a different Stamp pack containing it's appropriate set of five stamps.

A.P. also released a 2ft x 2ft(approx') map/poster detailing the first journey from England to Australia on which the strips of 5 could be stuck (and specially cancelled-if desired) forming one continuous picture. I've never seen a poster for re-sale, yet.

Australian Settlement :

Wild Babies :

Note: these are diecut, the full set also comes in normal perforated.
so 12 in set.

(Aust Post sings Abba..."Money, money money...")

Walting Matilda..





You have all the postmen
but missing the minisheet

You have all the military uniforms,

Way to go Rod! :)

Rod222 you should sell copies of your data base - it's phenomenal!

:)