Back in 2014 I posted stamps from Gibraltar commemorating Horatio Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar (here).
His flagship at Trafalgar was HMS Victory which I have found on a Great Britain stamp from 1951.
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Great Britain - 3 May 1951 |
I was surprised to learn this week from a TV programme that the plane which has crossed the Atlantic fastest (after Concorde, that is) is still the Vickers VC-10. The VC-10 jet engine appeared on this stamp -
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Great Britain - 19 September 1967 |
On land, a series on bridges included a viaduct on the M4 motorway from London to Wales.
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Great Britain - 26 April 1968 |
To view more 'V' stamps check out the links to be found at Sunday Stamps here.
3 comments:
Engines are a very unusual theme for stamps. Being a mechanic's daughter, I like it. The colours of the design are nice, and also those of the viaduct stamp.
A viaduct with no traffic!! It seems an odd choice for a stamp, I will have to look into this one.
Very nice stamps and enterprising as well!
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