Thematic : Elephants.

San Marino

1979

Trees

10v.

The stamp belongs to a serie of trees and animals concerned to their ambients. The stamp shows an elephant besides the Adansonia digitata

Processional elephant with howdah, printed by lithography, and issued for use in Indo-China on March 29, 1941, Scott No. 213.

- nethryk

Here in Thailand, we get at least one elephant stamp per year. The latest is in a pair (the other stamp picturing a water buffalo) to commemorate the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations with the Philippines. These were released on June 14, 2019. (Note the printer's color marks in the sheet selvedge...)

South Africa 2014

Sri Lanka
Wasgamuwa National Park
October 5, 2019
A set of six minisheets, one depicts Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus).

Malawi
Endangered Animals of Malawi
August 6, 2016
Set of six, one stamp depicts African bush elephant (Loxodonta africana), the largest living terrestrial animal with bulls reaching a shoulder height of nearly 4 meters.

India 1949
Ajantas Caves Elephant

On November 14, 2000 India issued this large stamp (Sc #1856) for Children's Day. Title of child's drawing is My Best Friend.

Poland
Polish Zoos
September 11, 2007
Set of four, one stamp depicts an African elephant in the Gda#324;sk Zoo.

This 1991, 125 franc Republic of Cameroon stamp (Sc #865) is the low value of a set of two wild animals stamps. An African elephant is depicted.

Thread Bumped Dormant 1 year.
French Equatorial Africa
Sc# 202 1958 20fr Human Rights

Spot the Elephant?

There have been that many postings of elephants on this topic, it's hard to tell if the one you have found hasn't already been displayed.

Hoping this next one hasn't previously been exhibited due to it's unusual format as it was printed on toilet paper.

This Austrian stamp was inspired by the panic-buying of toilet paper when COVID-19 first hit Europe in the spring. It shows a baby elephant, a symbol which has encouraged citizens to keep their distance during the pandemic.

As an added topic regarding elephants can you answer the trick question seen below .

WM

An Asian elephant appears on the 20 1/2p value (SG #1228) of Great Britain's October 5, 1983 "British Fairs" set of four.

It would seem that there are many postage stamps that depict elephants, but very few songs have been made about them, therefore in order to complement these glorious animals, here is an original rendition sung by Mandy Miller, a child star of the 1950s that was first released in 1956.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=28Rh9zRdXxA

Apparently this song reached number 4 in the British charts in 1984 after being re-recorded by Toy Dolls in 1983.

On May 21, 1992 Sweden issued a discount booklet of 20 (5 panes x 4 designs) "Favorite Animals" stamps. Each of the four different stamps feature children's drawings, and have a value of 2.50 kr. One of the stamps (Facit #1737) shows an elephant.