Joint Or Multiple Country Issues

Spain and the United States issued a set of six souvenir sheets on Columbus' discovery of America. The third souvenir sheet - Spain Scott 2679, United States Scott 2626.

Spain and the United States issued a set of six souvenir sheets on Columbus' discovery of America. The fourth souvenir sheet - Spain Scott 2680, United States Scott 2627.

Spain and the United States issued a set of six souvenir sheets on Columbus' discovery of America. The fifth souvenir sheet - Spain Scott 2681, United States Scott 2628.

Spain and the United States issued a set of six souvenir sheets on Columbus' discovery of America. The sixth souvenir sheet - Spain Scott 2682, United States Scott 2629.

These beautiful coastal birds were jointly issued by four countries bordering the Baltic Sea: Mare Balticum. They appeared in 1992 in booklets of 2X4 stamps and had a description in English (I hope you can read it) as well as in the language of the respective country. Engravers: M. Mörck, C. Slania, L. Löhmus and L. Sjööblom.

Even though this is NOT a stamp joint issue, it is a postal stationery joint issue. US & ITALY. Both issued in 1986, the US is Scotts # UX111, and the Italaian is Michels # P222.

It commeretaes Francesco Vigo and his efforts in the US Revolutionary War.

I just read today that the USPS says that there have been 45 joint issues with other countries, but they do not include the 2001 Frida Kahlo with Mexico or the Enrico Fermi with Italy on their list.

The list did include a joint with Mexico of the 1996 (SC# 3105) Endangered Species sheet, but I could not find a similar issue in an online catalog.

The list also has a joint with 7 countries: Canada, Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway & Sweden for the 2007 International Polar Year, but all of these countries issued a different stamp for the Polar Year, only Finland's looked anything like the US wit the northern lights.

BKing, where did you find that list, and how can we find it?

Peter

Petert: At http://uspsstamps.com/blog/2015/4/23

Norway, Finland Sweden, Denmark, Iceland
Northern Countries Joint Issue - Swans
October 30, 1956
The five swans symbolize the five Nordic countries.

Australia, New Zealand, Singapore
Diplomatic Ties - Parliament Buildings
August 14, 2015
Three sets of stamps (3 each from Singapore and Australia, 1 from New Zealand) and three special cancellations.

Canada - Guernsey Joint Issue
War of 1812
June 15, 2012
Sir Issac Brock and Tecumseh

Sweden - New Zealand Joint Issue
Art meets Craft
May 2, 2002

Switzerland, Germany, Austria
Lake Constance
May 5, 1993
Lake Constance (German: Bodensee) is a lake on the Rhine at the northern foot of the Alps. It consists the Obersee (upper lake), the Untersee (lower lake), and a connecting stretch of the Rhine called the Seerhein.
Its shorelines lie in the German federal states of Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, the Austrian federal state of Vorarlberg, and the Swiss cantons of Thurgau, St. Gallen and Schaffhausen.

United States and Sweden
Centenary of the Nobel Peize
March 22, 2001