To bring this A-Z to an end I had to chose two countries with a 'Z' in their name but than found an extra 'Z' associated with them.
This building, Zunfthaus zu Waldlueten in Biel, is a guildhall for craftsmen - I haven't discovered which. But now you can see my hidden 'Z'.
I used a butterfly from Tanzania when doing 'X' but you have to look at this stamp to find the 'Z'.
The Yellowback Fusilier is a fish on the endangered Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
If you look closely 'Kijakazi Mrembo' appears at the top of the stamp. I have not succeeded in tracing this so far but is it the name of the stamp's designer? The language appears to be Swahili for beautiful (mrembo) slave (kijakazi). Can anyone help me decipher this?
For other 'Z' stamps please visit Sunday-stamps-z where Zambia may be seen.
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| Switzerland - 4 February 1963 |
I used a butterfly from Tanzania when doing 'X' but you have to look at this stamp to find the 'Z'.
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| Tanzania - 9 December 1967 |
If you look closely 'Kijakazi Mrembo' appears at the top of the stamp. I have not succeeded in tracing this so far but is it the name of the stamp's designer? The language appears to be Swahili for beautiful (mrembo) slave (kijakazi). Can anyone help me decipher this?
For other 'Z' stamps please visit Sunday-stamps-z where Zambia may be seen.
