Lighthouses On Stamps

This stamp (Sc #1283a) from Belgium's 1988 se-tenant strip of four showing the sea and shore, depicts a lighthouse.

On May 4, 1992 Belgium issued a set of two EUROPA stamps on the theme of "500th Anniversary of Voyages of Discovery in America". The 15 franc value depicts a lighthouse shining between old world and new world.

On September 13, 1994 The Netherlands issued a set of three stamps (Sc #s 868-70) depicting three historic lighthouses. The oldest and most notable lighthouse shown is The Brandaris on Terschelling Island, built in 1593.

70c The Brandaris, Terschelling Island
80c Bornrif Lighthouse, Ameland Island
90c Vlieland Lighthouse, Vlieland Island

This 200 drachma stamp of Greece is from the series of thirty "Department Seats" definitive stamps (15 sheet format + 15 coils of same values) issued on June 20, 1990. This coil stamp (Sc #1698a) depicts the Patras central lighthouse.

The present Patras lighthouse is a reconstruction/replica of the original lighthouse which had been demolished. The new structure is not in maritime usage.

Germany
Campen Lighthouse
June 6, 2019
Campen Lighthouse is located in the village Campen by the Ems estuary, in the state of Lower Saxony. The 65 meters tall structure consists of a free-standing lattice tower with the stair shaft inside. The lighthouse was built in 1889 and went in service since 1891.

Estonia
Lighthouses
2011: Vergi Lighthouse
2012: Kasmu Lighthouse

Ukraine
The Beauty and Greatness of Ukraine - Donetsk Region
July 5, 2019
Set of four, one stamp depicts Belosaraiskiy Lighthouse located on the north shore of the Sea of Azov near the city of Mariupol.

This November 16, 2006 "P" rate (permanent/51c at issue date) booklet stamp of Canada is one of five designs. Stamp (Sc #2192) depicts the lighthouse at Bras d'Or Lake in Nova Scotia.

On May 31, 1997 Canada issued this pair of 45c stamps (Sc #s 1645-6) to commemorate the completion of the Confederation Bridge at Northumberland Strait. At 8 miles, this is the world's longest bridge over ice-covered water. It links the province of Prince Edward Island with New Brunswick on the mainland.

The two stamps are arranged in a sheet, se-tenant fashion with a narrow label depicting three bridge spans between each pair. Sheet contains 20 stamps; there are 5 vertical rows of 4 stamps + 2 labels each).