The Stamps Of Liberia.

Arthur Szyk (Not my image)

The imperforate variant of the 1972 Summer Olympics set, with sights of Munich, and the mini sheet to the set

1956. Summer Olympics in Melbourne, Australia

1960. Summer Olympics in Rome, Italy

One of my favorites is this stamp using the artwork of Millet reversed:

Astonishing! well picked up G.O.
It passed me by.

PS: Not sure if you consider this an error ?
The first Airmail stamp of Liberia, shows a Ford Tri Motor, the first airmail in Liberia was carried by a Waco Biplane.

Rod

IMO it should be considered an error. However, without a specimen of this issue that properly displays the artwork there would be nothing unique about this individual stamp. If all stamps of this issue contain the same feature the error is just a footnote.

Thank you G.O. Footnote I like that.
CV: Mint $35 Used $3

Possible Printer's Waste.

Printer's Waste : Kasimir Bileski.

Having one of those days, I cannot find anything.
15c Hippopotamus
Surely cannot be a colour changeling.
Any ideas?
Scott Type A93

Sc# 341 1953 A137 1c Pepper Bird
Imperforate Vertically
Unlisted? Possibly Printer's waste

Here is a set from my folklore collection called "Love of Freedom", issued by Liberia on April 12, 1949:

This set was designed by the Polish-Jewish artist Arthur Szyk (1894-1951), known for his unique and colorful drawings. I was lucky to won a set of sheets of these stamps signed by Szyk. Here is one of them for example:

Other work of Arthur Szyk

Thanks, Rod, for sharing these labels. Arthur Szyk had a unique and unusual design style , like the Liberian stamps I posted. Other unique deign you can see in the only set of stamps he designed for Israel. It is a set of two identical stamps shows the four species issued on August 31, 1950 to celebrate the New Hebrew Year:


The four species are four plants mentioned in the Torah (Leviticus 23:40) held together and waved in a special ceremony during the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.