I’ve gone off theme this week. On 25th April, New Zealanders and Australians celebrated ANZAC Day and in keeping with remembering that day, which ties in nicely with the A-Z Challenge I have kept to the theme of Australia. You can read the A-Z challenge posts via this tag line and read my ANZAC Day post HERE.
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| Commemoration stamps 1935 |
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| Commemoration stamps 1965 |
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Anzac Day is something I wasn't familiar with.
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Interesting how, in 1965, all the stamps were the same design.
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You could always use these stamps for next week too. Great set. thanks for participating.
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I also noted that PNG no longer celebrates/commemorates ANZAC. I wonder why they stopped? These stamps are from 1965.
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I've never seen any of these before, they are all terrific.
I know ANZAC Day now commemorates the lost of New Zealanders and Australians lost in World Wars I and II and not just at Gallipoli but hadn't realised it extended to island nations as well. Wikipedia tells me that Papua New Guinea no longer celebrates it.
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Nice contrast between the old and modern stamps, both in design and the distance of time after the event.
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Very nice sets of stamps. I especially like the Pitcairns.
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Love the first 2 … I have a few Australian stamps of that era but have never seen these before.
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