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Bridges, Bridges, Bridges! On Stamps

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Liechtenstein issued two additional stamps on the Valduz Covered Bridge in 2013. The first stamp of this bridge, was issued in 1937, Scott 140. See earlier post of that stamp.

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Sri Lanka issued this stamp on the Bogoda pedestrian covered bridge in 2011.

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Vietnam issued a stamp of the Hoi An covered bridge in 2004. Then in 2012, Vietnam issued two additional stamps of the same bridge.



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China issued this stamp of the Chen Yang-San Kiang Covered Bridge in 1962, Scott 609.

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Luxembourgh issued this stamp in 1999, Scott 1009, of the Alfred Toepfer Covered Bridge. The bridge is about 190 feet long and spans the Shure River.

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This stamp is actually part of a series on different trees of Canada. This stamp depicts a non-specific covered bridge, Scott 1524D, issued in 1994.

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This is another Canadian stamp showing a non-specific covered bridge. Scott 1629, issued in 1996.

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Czechoslovakia issued the first two stamps in 1971, Scott 1737, and 1992, Scott 2870, both depicting the Radosov covered bridge, located in Kyselka, Karlovy Vary Region. It was built in 1364, and spans the Ohre River. It has been restored. The third stamp, of the same bridge, Scott 3093, was issued in 1999 after Czechoslovakia separated into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.




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This stamp issued in 1948 by Italy, Scott 507, shows the Bassano covered bridge, that spans the Brenta River. The bridge was designed by Andrea Palladio in 1569. It has been destroyed many times, including, during World War II.

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This stamp, issued by the United States in 1982, shows a Christmas stamp with a non specific covered bridge in the background of people ice skating. Scott 2029.

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The United States issued both of these stamps in 2002 of a non specific Indiana covered bridge. The only difference is the amount of postage due to a rate increase. Both stamps were each in a group of 50 stamps known as Greetings from America. Scott 3574 for the .34 stamp and Scott 3709 for the .37 stamp.




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The Republic of Africa issued this stamp of the Rialto covered bridge in Italy in 2013.

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The Republic of Central Africa issued this stamp of the Culbertson covered bridge of Ohio in 2013. The bridge is 96 feet long, built around 1870, spans Treacle Creek and is located in Union County. It is a Partridge truss and its World Guide number is 35-80-03.

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Vietnam issued this stamp of a covered bridge, Scott 523, in 1968.

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This Italian stamp, Scott 2873, issued in 2008 is dedicated to the designer Andrea Pallido who designed the Bassano covered bridge.

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