Three On Stamps.3!

Dahomey,1973
24th World Scout Conference (in Addis-Abeba and Nairobi)

This June 2, 2003 "1st" (domestic letter rate) stamp of the U.K. is from the se-tenant set of 10 different designs commemorating the 50th anniversary of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. This stamp (SG #2370) shows three individuals in the spotlight: the Bishop of Durham, Michael Ramsey, is on the left, Queen Elizabeth II is in the middle, and the Bishop of Bath and Wells, Harold W. Bradfield, is on the right. QEII is seated in the Coronation Chair (ca. 1300). I am ignoring the figures in the background in this instance. My apologies.

From wikipedia, "The Bishop (of Bath and Wells) is one of two (the other is the Bishop of Durham) who escort the sovereign at the coronation."

Central African Republic,1967
In the sixties "Radiovision" was a radio service coupled with projections of still photos.

Here is the 50c value (Sc #297) from Barbados's October 16, 1967 set of four stamps commemorating the centenary of the Harbor Police. Three officers are shown in Bridgetown.

From wikipedia, "The Bridgetown Port (or 'Deep Water Harbour' as it is also known) is the major port of entry for cruise and cargo ships docking in Barbados...The Harbour port acts as one of the major shipping and transshipment hubs from international locations for the entire Eastern Caribbean."

Ethiopia,1978
4th anniversary of Revolution

On October 7, 1988 Norway issued a "Ball Sports" souvenir sheet with a se-tenant block of four 2.90 kr stamps. The upper right stamp (Facit #1043) from the sheet shows football, or soccer as it is called in a few places.

Kenya,Uganda & Tanganyika,1963
Inauguration of University of East Africa : the stamps depict three scholars and a big open book.

A mother hugs her two children as a fire rages on the left and a caged dove is shown in the foreground. This February 26, 1993 150 fils value (Sc #1213) of Iraq commemorates the 2nd anniversary of Liberation from Iraqi occupation. All three stamps are of the same design, but have different monochrome frames.

Kenya,Uganda & Tanzania,1968
From a set of 4 stamps : 20th anniversary of World Health Organization

This October 7, 1968 15 paisa stamp (Sc #260) of Pakistan commemorates 'Universal Children's Day'.

From wikipedia, "Hoop rolling, also called hoop trundling, is both a sport and a children's game in which a large hoop is rolled along the ground, generally by means of an object wielded by the player...In Asia, the earliest records date from ancient China, and in Europe from Ancient Greece."

Russia,2021 (November 23)
"Lukhoil" is a russian petroleum and gas company

Czech Republic,2021 (October 6)
Two stage actors at three different ages.

Here is Republic of Korea's March 1, 1973 10 won stamp (Sc #855) showing a family praying for national unity.

Moldova,2021 (September 3)
30th anniversary of Moldovan armed forces.

On June 11, 2015 Germany issued this 2.15 euros stamp (Mi #3158) to commemorate the 175th anniversary of the first kindergarten in Germany. Kindergarten was the idea of Friedrich Froebel (1782-1852) whose mother died when he was nine months of age.

From scholastic.com, "In 1837 Friedrich Froebel founded his own school and called it 'kindergarten', or children's garden. Prior to Froebel's kindergarten children under the age of seven did not attend school. It was believed that young children did not have the ability to focus or to develop cognitive and emotional skills before this age."