Ian Strange designed the Traditional Flowering Shrubs set of 6 stamps. The shrubs featured Tree Lupin, Boxwood, Fuchsia, Berberis, Gorse and Veronica.
Tim Simpson designed the Flowering Shrubs set and chose Fuchsia, Boxwood, Gorse and Honeysuckle.
Both local artists used the Fuchsia as the cover design.
Ian Strange designed the Traditional Flowering Shrubs set of 6 stamps. The shrubs featured Tree Lupin, Boxwood, Fuchsia, Berberis, Gorse and Veronica.
Tim Simpson designed the Flowering Shrubs set and chose Fuchsia, Boxwood, Gorse and Honeysuckle.
Both local artists used the Fuchsia as the cover design.
Ian Strange designed the Orchids stamps featuring Gavilea australis, Dog Orchid, Chlorea gaudichaudii, and Yellow Orchid.
Una Hurst designed the Pale Maiden stamps. The Pale Maiden (Olysnium filifolium) was adopted as the national flower of the Falkland Islands in 2003. This set doubled as the Christmas issue for the same year.
Ian Strange designed the Orchids stamps featuring Gavilea australis, Dog Orchid, Chlorea gaudichaudii, and Yellow Orchid.
Una Hurst designed the Pale Maiden stamps. The Pale Maiden (Olysnium filifolium) was adopted as the national flower of the Falkland Islands in 2003. This set doubled as the Christmas issue for the same year.
Tony Chater designed the Native Fruits issue and depicted the four main berries found in the Falkland Islands. Diddle Dee, Tea Berry, Mountain Berry and Native Strawberry.
Ian Strange designed the Fungi stamps Suillus luteus, Mycena, Camarophyllus adonis and Gerronema schusteri.
Tony Chater designed the Native Fruits issue and depicted the four main berries found in the Falkland Islands. Diddle Dee, Tea Berry, Mountain Berry and Native Strawberry.
Ian Strange designed the Fungi stamps Suillus luteus, Mycena, Camarophyllus adonis and Gerronema schusteri.
This definitive set of stamps was designed from drawings by Sylvia Goaman. The 1972 flowers featured were Dusty Miller, Pig Vine, Pale Maiden, Dog Orchid, Sea Cabbage, Vanilla Daisy, Arrowleaf Marigold, Diddle Dee, Scurvy Grass, Prickly Burr, Fachine, Lavender and Felton's Flower.
This definitive set of stamps was designed from drawings by Sylvia Goaman. The 1972 flowers featured were Dusty Miller, Pig Vine, Pale Maiden, Dog Orchid, Sea Cabbage, Vanilla Daisy, Arrowleaf Marigold, Diddle Dee, Scurvy Grass, Prickly Burr, Fachine, Lavender and Felton's Flower.
The Flowers decimal overprints set cancelled at Port Stanley and Fox Bay. An interesting cover that features the full set of decimal overprints with two stamps date cancelled on the First Day of Issue 15 Feb 1971 at Port Stanley, and the rest date cancelled at Fox Bay Falkland Islands 20 Jan 1972.
The Flowers decimal overprints set cancelled at Port Stanley and Fox Bay. An interesting cover that features the full set of decimal overprints with two stamps date cancelled on the First Day of Issue 15 Feb 1971 at Port Stanley, and the rest date cancelled at Fox Bay Falkland Islands 20 Jan 1972.
The first Flowers Definitive set was issued on 9 October 1968 and the Flowers Decimal Overprint set was issued on the 15 February 1971.
These two short sets feature the Dusty Miller, Pig Vine, Pale Maiden, Dog Orchid, Sea Cabbage, Vanilla Daisy, Arrowleaf Marigold, Diddle Dee and Scurvy Grass.
The first Flowers Definitive set was issued on 9 October 1968 and the Flowers Decimal Overprint set was issued on the 15 February 1971.
These two short sets feature the Dusty Miller, Pig Vine, Pale Maiden, Dog Orchid, Sea Cabbage, Vanilla Daisy, Arrowleaf Marigold, Diddle Dee and Scurvy Grass.
Tony Chater deasigned the definitive set of stamps issued by the Falkland Islands. The stamps depicted the Goose Barnacle, Painted Shrimp, Common Limpet, Mullet, Sea Anemone, Rock Eel, Spider Crab, Lobster Krill, Falkland Skate, Centollon Crab, Rock Cod and Octopus.
Tony Chater deasigned the definitive set of stamps issued by the Falkland Islands. The stamps depicted the Goose Barnacle, Painted Shrimp, Common Limpet, Mullet, Sea Anemone, Rock Eel, Spider Crab, Lobster Krill, Falkland Skate, Centollon Crab, Rock Cod and Octopus.
Antarctic Marine Life featured on the Definitive set issued by the British Antarctic Territory. The stamps showed Corethron criophilum, Desmonema gaudichaudii, Tomopteris carpenteri, Pareuchaeta antarctica, Antarctomysis maxima, Antarcturus signiensis, Serolis comuta, Parathemisto gaudichaudii, Bovallia gigantea, Euphausia superba, Colossendeis australis, Todarodes sagittatus, Notothenia neglecta, Chaenocephalus aceratus, Crabeater Seal, and the Antarctic Food Chain.
The first day covers cancelled at Rothera base show the research ships RRS Discovery, RRS William Scoresby, RRS Discovery II and the RRS John Biscoe.
Antarctic Marine Life featured on the Definitive set issued by the British Antarctic Territory. The stamps showed Corethron criophilum, Desmonema gaudichaudii, Tomopteris carpenteri, Pareuchaeta antarctica, Antarctomysis maxima, Antarcturus signiensis, Serolis comuta, Parathemisto gaudichaudii, Bovallia gigantea, Euphausia superba, Colossendeis australis, Todarodes sagittatus, Notothenia neglecta, Chaenocephalus aceratus, Crabeater Seal, and the Antarctic Food Chain.
The first day covers cancelled at Rothera base show the research ships RRS Discovery, RRS William Scoresby, RRS Discovery II and the RRS John Biscoe.
Falkland Islands Kelp and Seaweed was the subject of a set of stamps designed by Ian Strange. The species selected were Macrocystis pyrifera, Durvillea, Lessonia, Callophyllis and Iridaea.
The deep water corals of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands were the subject of a set of stamps.
The information insert explains : Three unidentified octocoral species of the Thouarella and Paragorgia genera are represented in the 55p, 65p and £1.10 stamps. The difficult task of telling different species apart explains why the corals represented in this stamp set are without species names. Many new species of corals have been described from Antarctica in recent years and there are many more to come.
Falkland Islands Kelp and Seaweed was the subject of a set of stamps designed by Ian Strange. The species selected were Macrocystis pyrifera, Durvillea, Lessonia, Callophyllis and Iridaea.
The deep water corals of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands were the subject of a set of stamps.
The information insert explains : Three unidentified octocoral species of the Thouarella and Paragorgia genera are represented in the 55p, 65p and £1.10 stamps. The difficult task of telling different species apart explains why the corals represented in this stamp set are without species names. Many new species of corals have been described from Antarctica in recent years and there are many more to come.
The Falkland Islands seashells set featured the Painted Keyhole Limpet, Magellanic Volute, Falkland Scallop and Rough Thorn Drupe.
The South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands set featured the Gainmardia trapesina, Margarella tropidophoroides, Trophon scotianus, Chlanidota densesculpta.
The Falkland Islands seashells set featured the Painted Keyhole Limpet, Magellanic Volute, Falkland Scallop and Rough Thorn Drupe.
The South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands set featured the Gainmardia trapesina, Margarella tropidophoroides, Trophon scotianus, Chlanidota densesculpta.
The British Antarctic Territory set included the Sea Lemon, Antarctic Sea Anemone, Sea Spider and Sea Star, with the cover design of a Basket Star.
The Falkland Island Dependencies Crustacea set featured the Euphausia superba, Glyptonotus antarcticus, Epimeria monodon and Serolis pagenstecheri, with a cover design of Chorismus antarcticus.
The British Antarctic Territory set included the Sea Lemon, Antarctic Sea Anemone, Sea Spider and Sea Star, with the cover design of a Basket Star.
The Falkland Island Dependencies Crustacea set featured the Euphausia superba, Glyptonotus antarcticus, Epimeria monodon and Serolis pagenstecheri, with a cover design of Chorismus antarcticus.
The Falklands main source of revenue from fishing licences was recognised in a set of stamps depicting diferent aspects of the Fisheries regime. The stamps showed a Short-finned Squid, Stern haul of Whiptailed Hake, Fishery Patrol Vessel Falklands Protector, and Britten-Norman Islander Aerial Surveillance.
The 20th Anniversary of the Falkland Islands Fishery was commemorated with a set of six stamps depicting aspects of fishing activity on board the ships, and the fishing vessels themselves. The cover design features the coin issue and Squid jiggers in Stanley Harbour.
The three main commercial fisheries in South Georgia waters feature in the South Georgia Fisheries set of stamps. Toothfish - Dissostichus Eleginoides, Icefish - Champsocephalus Gunnari, and Krill - Euphausia Superba.
The area is under the protection of the South Georgia Government and the Fishery Patrol Vessel MV Pharos SG.
The Falklands main source of revenue from fishing licences was recognised in a set of stamps depicting diferent aspects of the Fisheries regime. The stamps showed a Short-finned Squid, Stern haul of Whiptailed Hake, Fishery Patrol Vessel Falklands Protector, and Britten-Norman Islander Aerial Surveillance.
The 20th Anniversary of the Falkland Islands Fishery was commemorated with a set of six stamps depicting aspects of fishing activity on board the ships, and the fishing vessels themselves. The cover design features the coin issue and Squid jiggers in Stanley Harbour.
The three main commercial fisheries in South Georgia waters feature in the South Georgia Fisheries set of stamps. Toothfish - Dissostichus Eleginoides, Icefish - Champsocephalus Gunnari, and Krill - Euphausia Superba.
The area is under the protection of the South Georgia Government and the Fishery Patrol Vessel MV Pharos SG.
British Antarctic Territory joined with Birdlife International to produce four stamps featuring Petrels.
The stamps depict the Cape Petrel, Snow Petrel, Wilson's Storm Petrel and Antarctic Petrel.
The sheetlet shows a Southern Giant Petrel colony.
British Antarctic Territory joined with Birdlife International to produce four stamps featuring Petrels.
The stamps depict the Cape Petrel, Snow Petrel, Wilson's Storm Petrel and Antarctic Petrel.
The sheetlet shows a Southern Giant Petrel colony.
The set of stamps issued by the Falkland Islands featured the Black-browed Albatross, Grey-headed Albatross, Light-mantled Sooty Albatross and Wandering Albatross.
The Gulls and Terns issue depicted the South American Tern, Pink Breasted Gull, Dolphin Gull and Dominican Gull. The South American Tern Calendar Card completes the set.
The set of stamps issued by the Falkland Islands featured the Black-browed Albatross, Grey-headed Albatross, Light-mantled Sooty Albatross and Wandering Albatross.
The Gulls and Terns issue depicted the South American Tern, Pink Breasted Gull, Dolphin Gull and Dominican Gull. The South American Tern Calendar Card completes the set.
This stamp issue by Tony Chater features the Sooty Shearwater, White-chinned Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel and Greater Shearwater. The sheetlet depicts the birds in flight with the cover desigh an atmospheric portrayal of Falklands coastline.
This stamp issue by Tony Chater features the Sooty Shearwater, White-chinned Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel and Greater Shearwater. The sheetlet depicts the birds in flight with the cover desigh an atmospheric portrayal of Falklands coastline.
Ian Strange's set of 6 stamps was used by Benham Silks for their collectors series of covers.
The chosen passerines were Tussock Bird, Black-chinned Siskin, Grass Wren, Black-throated Finch, Falkland-Correndera Pipit and Dark-faced Ground-tyrant.
Each cover has a black and white picture of the bird design as an insert.
Ian Strange's set of 6 stamps was used by Benham Silks for their collectors series of covers.
The chosen passerines were Tussock Bird, Black-chinned Siskin, Grass Wren, Black-throated Finch, Falkland-Correndera Pipit and Dark-faced Ground-tyrant.
Each cover has a black and white picture of the bird design as an insert.
Two sets of stamps designed by Ian Strange. The Passerines set features the Tussock Bird, Black-chinned Siskin, Grass Wren, Black-throated Finch, Falkland-Correndera Pipit, and Dark-faced Ground-tyrant.
The Geese set depict the Kelp Goose, Upland Goose, Ruddy Headed Goose and Ashy Headed Goose.
The Calendar Card is the Black chinned Siskin and is the first card issued.
Two sets of stamps designed by Ian Strange. The Passerines set features the Tussock Bird, Black-chinned Siskin, Grass Wren, Black-throated Finch, Falkland-Correndera Pipit, and Dark-faced Ground-tyrant.
The Geese set depict the Kelp Goose, Upland Goose, Ruddy Headed Goose and Ashy Headed Goose.
The Calendar Card is the Black chinned Siskin and is the first card issued.
The Cobb's Wren (Troglodytes cobbi) is unique to the Falkland Islands. The World Wilde Fund for Nature and Falkland's Conservation approved the issuing of the stamps and sheetlet in commemoration of the naming of the bird by local farmer and amateur ornithologist Arthur Cobb.
The stamp artist is Dag Petersen with detailed insert by Robin Woods MBE.
The Cobb's Wren (Troglodytes cobbi) is unique to the Falkland Islands. The World Wilde Fund for Nature and Falkland's Conservation approved the issuing of the stamps and sheetlet in commemoration of the naming of the bird by local farmer and amateur ornithologist Arthur Cobb.
The stamp artist is Dag Petersen with detailed insert by Robin Woods MBE.
The Black-crowned Night Heron designed by Ian Strange features the Head of adult bird, Adult, Young bird and Head of young bird. A colourful set of stamps with an adult fishing on the cover.
The World Wild Fund for Nature South Georgia Teal Duck issue depicts Adult and immature bird, Adult and nest of five eggs, Part of a winter flock and Adult with two chicks.
Ian Strange designed the Falkland Island's Grebe stamps which show the Great Grebe, Silver Grebe and Rolland's Grebe.
The Calendar Card is from the South Georgia Teal Duck issue.
The Black-crowned Night Heron designed by Ian Strange features the Head of adult bird, Adult, Young bird and Head of young bird. A colourful set of stamps with an adult fishing on the cover.
The World Wild Fund for Nature South Georgia Teal Duck issue depicts Adult and immature bird, Adult and nest of five eggs, Part of a winter flock and Adult with two chicks.
Ian Strange designed the Falkland Island's Grebe stamps which show the Great Grebe, Silver Grebe and Rolland's Grebe.
The Calendar Card is from the South Georgia Teal Duck issue.
The Striated Caracara (Phalcoboenus australis), commonly known as the Johnny Rook is considered as one of the rarest raptors in the world. The stamps designed by Dag Petersen depict the birds as portraits of mature and young, in flight, perched near tussock grass and feeding. The World Wild Fund for Nature endorsed this issue.
The Striated Caracara (Phalcoboenus australis), commonly known as the Johnny Rook is considered as one of the rarest raptors in the world. The stamps designed by Dag Petersen depict the birds as portraits of mature and young, in flight, perched near tussock grass and feeding. The World Wild Fund for Nature endorsed this issue.
This issue designed by Dag Petersen features the Short-eared Owl and Barn Owl in portrait, perched, and in flight. The cover design is a Barn Owl chick.
This issue designed by Dag Petersen features the Short-eared Owl and Barn Owl in portrait, perched, and in flight. The cover design is a Barn Owl chick.