Can Anyone Match This To A Space Stamp Please ?

Hello all.
Been going though thousands of stamps for 6 months now, steep learning curve some really different items have been turning up & this is one I'm curious about. Closest I can find is the 1967 5c US Commemorative, but it's not a match. Any input appreciated.
Thanks.....Jad

Rod Marsh fielding a Jeff Thomson wide?

The soviet satellites (forgive the pun) printed tons of space stamps. You might look there.

Looks too realistic for a CCCP stamp; they usually went for misleading propaganda imagery.

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Cheers,

/s/ ikeyPikey

looks like the Friendship 7 capsule from the Project Mercury, but I don't know if the 1962 US stamp had this sort of selvage, and the perfs look too fine. Perhaps a European issue?

Definitely not a USSR vehicle. Looks like a Mercury capsule, but no space walks were ever conducted under the Mercury program. The first U.S. space walk was conducted as part of the Gemini program (Gemini 4, June 1965).

Robert

Let`s not forget that many nations--even the soviet satellites--pictured American space vehicles on their stamps.

Hi all, thanks for all the interest.......anti-gravity machines in the out feild, 30 years from now who knows, anything can happen on this rock

I did see the US Mercury stamp & thought the same, Paraquay also used a very similar capsule in one of there's, going to be an ongoing search I think. I have spent a bit of time looking at the many Russian space stamps, like the way they just zoom around up there with the doors open

"But wait, there's more"...............

All the best...........Jad

Iben Browning is reported to have suggested that anti-gravity must not exist because - despite its obvious survival value - no creature had evolved with this capability.

Jad
You could always try asking on the forum at http://www.collectspace.com/

Those guys are pretty clued up

I check Paraguay, lots of these types of images on their selvage.

This Souvenir sheet is from Panama (1965):





Maybe it's from selvage sheet of those triangular space stamps

Bravo!

Yes! Panama 1965

Wow ! very cool, thanks so much for your time and effort at a busy time of year for all ;)
All the best for the new year to everyone, a little late I know, but better that than not at all :)
Have a lot more stamps to share in the next year when able & even more questions.
All the best....Jad.

P.S.These turned up in the mix too..........

The bottom one is Nauru
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
Gibbons 263