Let's See Some Sailing Ships/Boats

Discussion in 'Stamp Chat' started by Gunny, Mar 22, 2015.

  1. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Hello all, new pairs of sailing ships from the Åland Islands. Six yearly sets are planned. Started 2015-02-02 with these.
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    Followed 2016-02-02 by these (sorry about the image quality)
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    Regards, James.
     
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  2. SATX Collector

    SATX Collector Remember the Alamo!

    I have a number that have not been shown yet... need to get that DM I keep talking about...:yawn:
     
  3. zararina

    zararina Simply Me! :D

    A US Coast Guard Forever stamp.:)
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  4. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Hello Z, interesting link.
    Regards, James.
     
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  5. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Hello all my Ship for today is HM Armed Vessel Bounty of Captain William Bligh fame, several movies made about the Bounty and Captain Bligh.

    The mutineers ordered Bligh, two midshipmen, the surgeon's mate (Ledward), and the ship's clerk into the ship's boat. Several more men voluntarily joined Bligh rather than remain aboard. Bligh and his men sailed the open boat 30 nautical miles (56 km) to Tofua (19°45'00"S 175°04'30"W) in search of supplies, but were forced to flee after attacks by hostile natives resulted in the death of one of the men. Bligh then undertook an arduous journey to the Dutch settlement of Kupang, in the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) (10°09'45"S 123°34'30"W), located over 3,500 nautical miles (6,500 km) from Tofua. He safely landed there 47 days later, having lost no men during the voyage except the one killed on Tofua.

    These first Pitcairn stamps issued 1940-10-15
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    Regards, James.
     
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  6. SATX Collector

    SATX Collector Remember the Alamo!

    Nice... have a number from the Pitcairns and I believe these are some of them. I recently bought a large number of KGV and KGVI that I am still sorting through, all British Commonwealth and colonies thereof.
     
  7. zararina

    zararina Simply Me! :D

    I do also think that I have some stamps from Pitcairn although not ships related stamps. :)
     
  8. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Hello all, my Sailing Ships (Boats) for today are from Fiji.
    Date of issue: 1938-04-05

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    Regards, James.
     
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  9. Hochstrasse

    Hochstrasse Moderator Moderator

    Here's a sailing ship/steamer hybrid ship from the USSR.
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  10. zararina

    zararina Simply Me! :D

    Good looking classic ship, looks like a painting. :)
     
  11. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Excellent H, not seen that one before, I'll have to put it on my want list.

    Regards, James.
     
  12. zararina

    zararina Simply Me! :D

    I would want that one too. :D
     
  13. James-2489

    James-2489 Well-Known Member

    Hello all, This sailing ship Cinderellas from Guernsey - Sark.
    Date issued 1963-09-16
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    Regards, James.
     
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  14. zararina

    zararina Simply Me! :D

    Both are very nice. :)
     
  15. Dread

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  16. LickemStickem

    LickemStickem New Member

    I like that stamp from the Philippines that's part of my heritage. I've never actually seen stamps or received mail from the islands. Definitely a cool look at history.
     
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  17. zararina

    zararina Simply Me! :D

    Great looking stamps Dread and welcome to the forum. :)
     
  18. amelia88

    amelia88 Member

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    Old Japanese fishing boat stamp.
     
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