These striking stamps were issued by the Ukrainian National Republic (UNR) in exile during the 1920s. Featuring bold folk imagery, each design reflects the cultural pride of Ukraine’s short-lived independence after World War I. The denominations shown include 2, 30, and 50 Hryvnia, each portraying a traditional figure—such as a kobzar (lute player), a peasant woman, and a seated Cossack. Printed with the national trident (Tryzub) symbol at the top, these stamps were largely symbolic and often never reached postal circulation, making them prized cinderella issuesor semi-official exiles.