Flags On Stamps.......new Additions !

Japan Occupation of Phillipines

Three more flags: Andorra, Catalonia and Estonia

Oil refinery and chemical plant, Plock, superimposed on the flags of the Soviet Union and Poland, designed by Polish graphic artist Stefan Malecki, lithograved, and issued by Poland on April 21, 1965, Scott No. 318. Note that on the USSR flag the prescribed "red star framed in gold" over the hammer and sickle is mysteriously absent. A subtle act of artistic sabotage, perhaps?

- nethryk

No I have not forgotten, just did not have a flag to post til I hit Poland. - Jeff

Yep, more Poland

Go Poland!

Micheal this thread just keeps growing. I am always finding myself putting aside flag stamps as I am sorting. I have a little stock now for you and I recently came across this one. I hope you do not have it as I picked up another one for you. Thought you might like it.

I think this makes it as a flag



and certainly this one

Great Poland Mr.Lovell, thanks for posting. Just sent you an email by the way.
I will have get back to posting some Flags




Mac, that looks great. I don't think I have that one.

Many thanks for thinking of me.

Londonbus1

Mobutu Sese Seko (1930-1997), President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (also known as Zaire for much of his authoritarian reign) from 1965 to 1997, country map and national flag, lithographed and issued on June 30, 1970, Scott No. 663.

- nethryk

You can't see much of it but it is there.

More Poland for you Mike

This is certainly a popular and interesting thread. I have a couple of posts to add to it.

The first was to hunt for a copy of the Canadian flag that predated the now familiar Maple Leaf which was adopted in 1965. There was, prior to this, really no "Official" Flag but the Red Ensign was generally accepted.

A Post a few pages back reminded me of the Korean Friendly Nations Issue and sure enough, there was the older Flag in some Detail. Here is the relevant Souvenir Sheet from that Issue.

Now, here is the second post. For that I had to check page through all forty pages of the thread. I was certain that by now someone would have posted these but apparently not. They are two very applicable series from Egypt.

on to Portugal