Austrian Stamp Engravers

The 200th Anniversary of the Burgtheater, designed by Otto Zeiller, engraved by Alfred Fischer and issued by Austria on April 8, 1976.

- Old Burgtheater, Michaelerplatz Vienna
- New Burgtheater at the Ring, Vienna


Issued in mini-sheet with a middle tab.

The tab shows god Pan mask.

Virgin of Mercy in Frauenstein Church, wood sculpture (16th c.), designed by Adalbert Pilch, engraved by Rudolf Toth and issued by Austria on May 19, 1967 to publicize the "Gothic in Austria" exhibition held in Krems, Austria.

The 100th anniversary of the Vienna State Opera (1869–1969), a special souvenir sheet issued in 1969 for the Vienna Jubilee Exhibition (Redoutensaal). The sheet contains high-quality reprints (neudruck) of three engraved Austrian stamps originally issued in 1922, depicting famous composers.

The original 1922 stamps were designed by Rudolf Junk and engraved by Ferdinand Schirnböck. The reprints on this sheet are of exceptional quality, likely produced from the original dies or master plates by the Austrian State Printing Office (Österreichische Staatsdruckerei), as indicated on the sheet.

The stamps depict:

- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91)
- Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
- Johann Strauss II (1825-99)

Steelworkers, designed by Otto Stefferl, combined photogravure and engraved by Otto Stefferl and issued by Austria on November 16, 1990 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Union of Metal and Mining Authority.

Exhibition "Prince Eugen and the Baroque Austria", designed and engraved by Werner Pfeiler and issued by Austria on April 21, 1986.