Here are two stamps from Luxembourg, a country whose postage I have yet to feature on this blog!
1968, the Source Kind Pavilion in the Southeastern town of Mondorf-Les-Bains. The pavilion is now home to an aviation museum.
Designed by Lex Weyer
1972, 3rd annual European archery competition
Also designed by Lex Weyer
Fantastic Polish stamp from the worldwide celebration of the Year of Telecommunication.
Four stamps showing India's strong sense of stylish, minimal graphic design. Thick lines all day.
Commemorating an international conference on epilepsy and neurophysiology.
Two stamps from the island of Cyprus. I love the combination of the Greek lettering with Otl Aicher's timeless Olympic marks.
A gorgeous stamp from 1971, designed by the legendary Stefan Kanchev.
Related: Stefan Kanchev feature on So Much Pileup.
Four stamps from Romania, designed by Aurel Popescu to commemorate the 1968 Olympics.
Here are four stamps from four different years and four different points on the globe. Enjoy!
Belgium, 1974
Austria, 1982
Australia, 1973
Cambodia, 1990
1982 stamp featuring artist A.H. Barrett's illustration of the old parliament building.
Op-art style stamp celebrating the parachute jump world championship held in the city of Leipzig in 1966.
Really groovy typographic stamp from Austria. Channeling some 007 vibes.
Beautiful Korean stamp from 1974. I'm gonna ask around for a translation of the text. Until then, just enjoy the Tron geometry happening here.
Okay, apparently the text at the top just says "South Korean stamp." I was hoping for something a little more exciting, but what can you do...
