Joint Or Multiple Country Issues

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Romania Vatican 2010, have to crop, resize, fit etc.

Latest offering from Australia - Korea







Steve

Canada and US joint issue commemorating the St. Lawrence Seaway - famous of course for it's inverted centre version. Don't have one of those yet.



Our two countries also issued a joint stamp for the American Bicentennial in 1976 with Ben Franklin, our shared Deputy Postmaster. They were SC#691 (Canada) and SC#1690 (US).
Don't have any because they're too 'new'.

STAMPHOP originally wrote : I guess it's possible that Mousehole may have done a bunch of envelopes early in the day and then flew them to Findlay before the day was out...more likely one of these is backdated I guess.

The cover never left Scotland to get those cancellations. Both were done at Royal Mail's Tallents House premises. Mousehole is pronounced Mowzill by the Cornish locals. Royal Mail is pronounced Rip-Off.

60th Anniversay of Diplomatic Relations between Thailand and Pakistan, joint issue:



The stamps feature the Victory Monument in Bangkok (1942) and the Minar-e-Pakistan in Lahore (1968).

Thai stamp issued 13th December 2011.

I love this thread! All the European stamps 1956 - 1973 would go in here!

LB,

I think this is the Vatican stamp you were referring to.

I'm not sure if this counts as these items are all from the British commonwealth 1949 UPU issue which is one of my favourite omnibus sets.

Just came across this one. Even though there is quite a difference between the stamps of the two countries, it is still considered a joint issue:

Here is another Canadian joint issue. This time with China (PRC).

Joint issue between San Marino and Italy from 2006.

We are going to punish you,
no more lounging about on squalid rotting hulks on the Thames
living the life of Larry, bowls of gruel at you whim.

No Sir!
We are going to pack you off to Australia.
lets see how you like it down under,
vast miles of pristine beaches, yellow sands and rolling surf
wide open spaces, clean air, and good food.

Let's see how you like that!

(Crime doesn't pay )

Both of the joint issue.Double postmarked which are the genuine article.

rod222 said "We are going to pack you off to Australia.
lets see how you like it down under,
vast miles of pristine beaches, yellow sands and rolling surf
wide open spaces, clean air, and good food."
My brother lived in Australia for 20 odd years and from experience my heart always sinks when Australians mention "good food" and then say they are preparing the local dish of some State or other. You know you're in for beans again, perhaps with offal and fried sheeps innards. If you're really unlucky, you might also get some foul root which tastes worse than a Dingo's anus. All this is normally washed down with copious amounts of beer from "tinnies". On the plus side.... you can still buy an Australian Copperhead snake for 50 dollars. Buy one as a souvenir of Australia for a loved one and see their face light up in surprise

This one from Gibraltar and Israel was printed and ready for release but it was "politically unacceptable" to the UK government so the Gibraltar government withdrew the issue. Printed and ready for release might mean there are some out there... somewhere.