New South Wales - selection of stamps

Southeast coast of Australia in the South Pacific Ocean. In 1901 New South Wales united with five other British colonies to form the Commonwealth of Australia.

 1888/89 First British settlement in Australia, cent. - selection 

 

1888/97 selection

Victoria - selection of stamps

In the extreme southeastern part of Australia. Victoria  was one of the six British colonies that united in 1901 to form the Commonwealth of Australia.

Victoria - 1884/1901 - Queen Victoria

Queensland - selection of stamps

Northeastern part of Australia. Originally a part of New South Wales, Queensland was constituted a separate colony in 1859. It was one of the six British Colonies that united in 1901 to form the Commonwealth of Australia.

1895/1900 - Queen Victoria

South Australia - Selection of stamps

Central part of southern Australia. South Australia was one of the six British colonies that united in 1901 to form the Commonwealth of Australia.

1906/12 - Queen Victoria

Tasmania - Selection of stamps

An island off the southeastern coast of Australia. Tasmania was one of the six British colonies that united in 1901 to form the Commonwealth of Australia. The island was originally named Van Diemen’s Land by its discoverer, Abel Tasman, the present name having been adopted in 1853.  

 1878 - Selection of stamps

 1902 - View of Hobart

Western Australia - Selection of stamps

Western part of Australia, occupying about a third of that continent. Western Australia was one of the six British colonies that united on January 1, 1901, to form the Commonwealth of Australia.

 1882 -  Selection of stamps

 Issue of 1885 

1890 -  Selection of stamps

1901 -  Selection of stamps

Western Australia - 1905 -  Selection of stamps