Telephone Stamps List

Dubai issued a set of stamps on 14 Jan 1964 marking the inauguration of the Dubai Automatic Telephone Exchange system, this is the MS from the set:

Brazil
The 50th Anniversary of the Brazilian Telephone Company
November 28, 1973
The design shows telephone and communication infrastructure.

India
100 Years of Telephone Service
January 28, 1982
The design shows a modern telephone and a vintage telephone.

Liechtenstein
100 Years of Telephone
December 7, 1998
The design shows telephone operator, switchboard, and circuits.

Bophuthatswana
History of Telephone
July 31, 1981
5c: wall telephone Siemens & Halske (1885)
15c: table telephone Ericsson (1895)
20c: table telephone Hasler (1900)
25c: wall telephone Mix & Genest (1904)

Nigeria
Centenary of First Telephone in Nigeria
Septemper 29, 1995
The stamp set shows a dial telephone and a crank telephone in the early 20th century.

Saint Lucia
50th Anniversary of Cable and Wireless
June 10, 1988
Set of four, one stamp shows vintage and modern telephones.

A set of nine charity stamps for the German emergency services (1934) shows various professions. One of them is a businessman on the phone. Oddly enough this phone does not appear to have a cord, but then again, several other telephones on stamps in earlier posts don't either.

Here are images of the two stamps in a set commemorating the introduction of automatic international dialing, designed by Hatem El Mekki (1918-2003), printed by photogravure (Courvoisier S.A.), and issued by Tunisia on July 1, 1974, Scott Nos. 628 & 629. Bonus: Globes.

- nethryk

This British international postcard rate stamp of private courier Universal Mail (U.K.) features a telephone box (U.K.), or phone booth (U.S.). There is a 5mm wide tagging stripe running vertically through the Union Jack.

This is a so-called "hotel stamp". With postal competition now being allowed in most of Europe, both national postal administrations and private couriers are making contracts to sell stamps in hotels and museums in European tourist destinations.

The evolution of the mobile phone can be seen on this 2014 stamp from Mauritius.

Cuba

2005

10 years of Etecsa

1v.

Republic of Guinea

1976

Telephone centenary

4v.

Spain

1976

Telephone centenary

1v.

Uruguay

1976

Telephone centenary

1v.