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I collect:
Italian stamps (since 1960 only if new);
Worldwide stamps issued before 1960, with particular interest in the former colonies;
... and all the ones I like
I am looking for my themes:

1949 UPU 75th anniversary
1935 Silver Jubilee Gerge V
1953 Coronation of Elizabeth II
British royal visits - (only until the early 60s)

I'd like to hear your opinion. Thank you all.

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Showing posts with label St. Cristopher and Nevis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Cristopher and Nevis. Show all posts

St. Cristopher and Nevis . 1946 - WW II victory

Saint Kitts and Nevis (Saint Christopher and Nevis) is an island country in central america. In 1623, British and French they disembarked on the island and towards the end of the seventeenth century, the British Crown managed to expel the French-speaking community. St. Kitts-Nevis was one of the presidencies of the former Leeward Islands colony until it became a colony in 1956 itself. In 1967 Britain granted internal self-government and independence - within the Commonwealth - in 1983


St. Cristopher and Nevis . 1946 - WW II victory - British Omnibus


In 1946 in the British Empire are issued stamps to celebrate 
the end of World War II and the return of peace

St. Cristopher and Nevis -1937 - George VI Coronation

Saint Kitts and Nevis (Saint Christopher and Nevis) is an island country in central america. In 1623, British and French they disembarked on the island and towards the end of the seventeenth century, the British Crown managed to expel the French-speaking community. St. Kitts-Nevis was one of the presidencies of the former Leeward Islands colony until it became a colony in 1956 itself. In 1967 Britain granted internal self-government and independence - within the Commonwealth - in 1983

St. Cristopher and Nevis  -1937 - George VI Coronation

Coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth

King George VI became king after the abdication of his brother Edward VIII in december 1936. Her coronation took place on may 12, 1937, the date previously intended for Edward's coronation. In throughout the British Empire is emitted stamps to celebrate the event.