This 1985 commemorative stamp from Bulgaria honors the legendary German composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750). Issued for the 300th anniversary of his birth, the 42 stotinki...

This set of 15 Centavos stamps was issued for Mozambique under Portuguese colonial administration. The series commemorates Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, the Marquês de...

This is a scarce fiscal revenue stamp issued in 1915 by the Province of Santa Fe, Argentina, for tax control purposes. Printed in deep violet, it...

This 15 Heller stamp from Deutschösterreich (German Austria), 1919 belongs to the first definitive series issued after the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Printed in brown,...

Issued by North Korea (DPR Korea) in 1981, this vibrant stamp commemorates World Telecommunication Day on May 17. The design highlights global communication progress with satellite...

This classic 2 céntimos brown definitive stamp from Franco-era Spain features bold typographic design with “Estado Español” and “Correos” inscriptions. Likely issued in the 1930s–1940s, it...

Issued by Greece in 1973, this striking Europa stamp features the iconic CEPT spiral and arrows motif symbolizing unity and forward momentum across European nations. Printed...

This 2000 U.S. Presorted Standard stamp features the majestic lion statue from the New York Public Library, a symbol of knowledge, strength, and civic pride. Used...

Issued in 1966, this beautiful 25c stamp from Norfolk Island commemorates 100 years of the Melanesian Mission. It features the historic St. Barnabas Chapel, a landmark...

This striking 16-franc Belgian stamp from 1994 features an expressive abstract portrait by artist Serge Vandercam, known for his contributions to the CoBrA movement. The vivid...

Issued by Hungary, this vivid red 1 Forint airmail stamp honors Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the movable-type printing press. Featuring a detailed portrait of Gutenberg...

This controversial Greek stamp, issued in the late 1960s, depicts a soldier rising from flames before a phoenix—a symbol used during the military junta that seized...