Philippines stamps

P=have O=don’t have it

To learn about the “HISTORY OF PHILIPPINE POSTAGE STAMPS”

http://www.philpost.gov.ph/histstamps.htm

“Philippine Postage Stamps” By Amando H. Labayen
  Kasaysayan, The Story of the Filipino People Vol. 10: A Timeline of Philippine History

http://www.filipinoheritage.com/history/stamps.htm

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Scott: #E1O

Issued: 15.10.1901

U.S. #E5 Overprinted in Red

Inside #E1: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #J8-14O

Issued: 21.8.1928

Postage Due Stamps

Inside #J8-14: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #J15O

Issued: 0.0.1937

#J8 Surcharged in Blue

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Scott: #NJ1O

Issued: 0.0.1942

Overprint #J15

Inside #NJ1: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #J16-22O

Issued: 0.0.1944

#J8-14 Handstamped in Violet "VICTORY"

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scans

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Scott: #542-4P

Issued: 22.5.1950

25^th Anniversary of the Philatelic Assoc. of the Philippines

Inside #542-4: Stamp Collecting

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Scott: #605-6P, #607O

#C74P, #C75O, #C76P

Issued: 25.4.1954

Centenary of Philippine Stamps

Inside #605-7: Philippines #1O

The first postage stamps used in the Philippines were issued by Spanish colonial authorities in 1854. The first Spanish Philippine stamps do not bear the name of the country, but are identified through the portrait of the reigning monarch, in this case Isabella II in profile with a coronet. Denominations are 5 and 10 cuartos, 1 and 2 reales. These were handengraved on metal plates, and thus differ from each other in many minute details. One carries the word carros instead of carreos, a genuine error valued by stamp collectors. (http://www.filipinoheritage.com/history/stamps.htm)

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Scott: #829PP

Issued: 4.7.1960

Surcharge #606 for Provisional Definitive

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Scott: #831P, #C87P

Issued: 23.1 / 23.2.1961

Manila Postal Conference

Inside #831, #C87: Stamp on Envelope

FDCP

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Scott: #E12P

Issued: 23.1.1962

Special Delivery Stamp

Inside #E12: Philippines #812O

Inside #E12: Philippines #E12P

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Scott: #884-5P

Issued: 26.8.1963

1^st Anniversary, Asian-Oceanic Postal Union

Inside #884-5: Stamps on Envelopes

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Unissued, 1968P

Unissued, 1968P

Mi #Philippines Block III

Mexico Olympic Games (also for Mexico Philatelic Exhibition)

	Hungary #C244P
	Burundi #109P (Djibouti)	Hungary #1600P
	Turks & Caicos #161O
	Gilbert & Ellice Is #132O	Swaziland #130O

Pitcairn Is #71O	Morocco #160O	Fiji #348O
Hungary #1160P	Bulgaria #944P

Austria #711P	Gilbert & Ellice Is #134O	Herm Island carriage label definitive 1959
	Hong Kong #236O

	TBI
Qatar #126CO	TBI
TBI	Chad #C20O
TBI	Russia #3368P

Lou wrote: The Philippines Efimex'68/Olympics s/s was prepared for issue by the Mosden philatelic agency, who had entered into a contract to create stamps for the Philippines with an unauthorized Philippines postal official visiting NYC. Several issues were produced, but when they were sent to the Philippines, the stamps were not accepted and the contract was canceled. Mosden sued, but was unsuccessful in getting the issues recognized and used. However, they had sold the stamps to new issue dealers world-wide as official issues of the Philippines, and these are still on the market. They are unlisted by all the major catalogs--except Michel, who gave the issues special Roman numbering. The s/s was listed as Philippines Block III, and should be noted on the sites. Originally, I didn't include non-official issues in my SoS collection, but I added it many years later, when I expanded it to include a variety of "Cinderella" stamps. I liked the history of the issue and identifying the SoS was a fun challenge.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #1279P, #1280P

Issued: 24.11.1975

25^th Anniversary, Amateur Philatelists Organization

Inside #1279-80: Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #1322-3O

Issued: 1.4.1977

15^th Anniversary, Asian-Oceanic Postal Union

Inside #1322-3: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #1338P

Issued: 22.11.1977

Surcharge and Overprint #1280 - "1997/PHILATELIC/WEEK"

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Scott: #C109O

Issued: 26.5.1977

AMPHILEX '77

Inside #C109: Netherlands #1P

Inside #C109: Philippines #1O

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Scott: #C110P

Issued: 7.10.1977

ESPAMER '77

Inside #C110: Philippines #1O

Inside #C110: Spain #1P (Spain, Bulgaria)

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Scott: #1486P, #1487-8O

Issued: 9.10.1980

Stamp Day

Signal 4.1982 Philippines IDs

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1451O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1326P

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1086P

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1351O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1080O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1293O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1426O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1154P

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #B48O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1425O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #C108aO

Philippines #C108a is a cut out from an overprinted S/S with a black overprint.

Scott notes that the overprint exists in red and black, but does not list separate numberings.

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1191O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1074P

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1156O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1411O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1214O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1285O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1168P

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1057O

Inside #1486-8: Philippines #1237O

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Scott: #1618O, #1619P

Issued: 28.11.1982

Philatelic Week

Inside #1618-9: Philippines #212O

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Scott: #1645P

Issued: 31.10.1983

Philippine Postal System Bicentennial

Inside #1645: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #1653aP, #1653bP, #1653cP, #1653dP, #1653eP

Issued: 20.12.1983

Philatelic Week

Inside #1653a-b: Philippines #1628O

Inside #1653a: St. Kitts #O17O

Inside #1653a: St. Vincent-Grenadines #229O

Inside #1653a: UN #113P

Inside #1653a-b: US #2014P

Inside #1653a-c: Japan #1181P

Inside #1653a-b: Japan #1429P

Inside #1653a-b: St. Kitts #O19O

Inside #1653b: Japan #1437O

(thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán)

Inside #1653a: G.B. #854P

Inside #1653a-c: G.B. #1023P

Inside #1653a-b: US #C90P

Inside #1653a-b: Switzerland #578P

Inside #1653b-c: US #1951P

Inside #1653b: France #1860O

Inside #1653b: US #C98P

Inside #1653b: G.B. #793P

Inside #1653b: G.B. #622P

Inside #1653b: G.B. #623P

Inside #1653b: US #1330P

Inside #1653b: G.B. #625P

Inside #1653b: G.B. #873P

Inside #1653b-c: Philippines #1596O

Inside #1653b: Japan #1437O

Inside #1653b: US #2039P

Inside #1653c: G.B. #871P

Inside #1653c:G.B. #872P

Inside #1653d

Inside #1653d: Philippines #1621O

Inside #1653d: Philippines #1605P

Inside #1653e

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1420-1O

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1422O, #1423P, #1424P

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1425O

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1426O

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1427O

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1428P

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1429O

Inside #1653e: Philippines #1430P

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Scott: #1667P

Issued: 20.2.1984

Revaluation - Overprint #1618

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Scott: #1708-9O

Issued: 21.9.1984

AUSIPEX '84

Inside #1708-9: Philippines #1O

Inside #1708-9: Australia #59O

Scott: #1710O

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Scott: #1714O, #1715P

Pic of #1715a

Issued: 22.11.1984

AUSIPEX '84

Inside #1715: Philippines #1O

Inside #1715: Philippines #2O

Inside #1715: Philippines #4aO

Inside #1715: Philippines #4O

Inside #1715: Philippines #5O

Scott: #1715a FDC

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Scott: #1737BcO

Issued: 27.01.1985

Scott: #1715a with Philatelic Week 1984 overprint

Scott: #1737Bc FDC

Lou wrote: The Philippines issued a se-tenent pair of stamps for Ausipex '84 on November 22, 1984, Sc #1715a, noting the Gold Award given to Mario Que for his exhibit of  Philippine classic stamps, the first ever won by a Filipino collector. Then, on January 27, 1985, they belatedly reissued the same stamps with a Philatelic Week 1984 overprint, Sc #1737Bc.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #1757aO

Issued: 29.7.1985

75th Anniversary, National Tuberculosis Society

Inside #1757: Pseudo Stamp(?)

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Scott: #1793P, #1794P

Issued: 22.5.1986

AMERIPEX '86

Inside #1793: Philippines #241P

Inside #1794: Philippines #390O

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Scott: #1835P

Issued: 16.1.1987

AMERIPEX '86

Inside #1835: Philippines #390O

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Scott: #1891O

Issued: 7.11.1987

50^th Anniversary, Philippine Philatelic Club

Inside #1891: Collecting Stamps

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Scott: #1918-9P

Issued: 25.2.1988

Use Zip Codes

Inside #1918-9: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #1975O, #1975a-dO

Issued: 24.11.1988

Philatelic week

Inside #1975c-d: Stamp Collecting

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Scott: #2010AP, #2010BO, #2010CP

Issued: 17.11.1989

World Stamp Expo '89-Withdrawn from Sale Week of Release

Inside #2010A: Philippines #1O

Inside #2010A: Philippines #Y1O

Inside #2010B: Philippines #219O

Inside #2010B: Philippines #398O

Inside #2010C: Philippines #N1O

Inside #2010C: Philippines #500P

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Scott: #2011-2O

Issued: 20.11.1989

Philately in the Classroom

Inside #2011: Philippines #650O

Inside #2012: Stamp Collecting

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #2106O

(Thanks to Jan Van Lin for the scan)

Issued: 24.10.1991

United Nations Agencies

Inside #2106: United Nations #29

Inside #2106: United Nations #C3P

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Scott: #2152-3O

Issued: 7.6.1992

30th Chess Olympiad, Manila

Inside #2152: Philippines #1352P

Inside #2153: Philippines #B21P

Scott: #2154O

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Scott: #2273P

Issued: 30.11.1993

Doctrina Christiana, 400th Anniversary

Inside #2273: Philippines #B2O

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Scott: #2294P, #2295O

Issued: 18.2.1994

Hong Kong '94

Inside #2294: Philippines #2126O

Inside #2294: Philippines #2207O

Inside #2295: Philippines #2284O

Inside #2295: Philippines #2285O

(Thanks to Zhang for scan)

Scott: #2294aO

Scott: #2295aO

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Scott: #2385O

Issued: 29.11.1995

National Stamp Collecting Month

Inside #2385 (In Margin): Philippines #2375-8O

(Thanks to Zhang for scans)

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Scott: #2490-3O

(Thanks to Zhang for scans)

Issued: 6.10.1997

50th Anniversary, Stamp and Philatelic Division

Inside #2490-3: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #2494O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2237O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2285aO

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2304O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2387O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2345O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2398O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2402O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2434O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2435O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2476-9O

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2231O

(Thanks to Zhang)

Inside #2494 (In Margin): Philippines #2381O

(Thanks to Zhang)

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Scott: #2555O

Issued: 4.11.1998

Philippine Postal Service Centennial

Inside #2555: Pseudo Stamps

Scott: #2556O

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Scott: #2561-5P

Issued: 5-9.11.1998

Philippines '98, Philippine Centenary

INVITATIONAL INTERNATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION

Inside #2561: Philippines #Y1O

Inside #2561: Philippines #Y2O

Inside #2562: Telegraph Stamps

Inside #2563: Philippines #YF1

Inside #2563: Official Receipt Stamps

Inside #2564: Philippines #Y3

Inside #2564: Philippines #YP1

Inside #2565: Cattle Transfer Stamp

Inside #2565: Libertad Essay

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Scott: #2601O

Issued: 20.1.1999

Centenary, Dept. of Transportation and Communications

Inside #2601:

Inside #2601: Philippines #2567O

Inside #2601: Philippines #2566O

Inside #2601: Philippines #2417

Inside #2601: Philippines TBI

Inside #2601: Philippines #2547O

Inside #2601: Philippines #2555aO

Philippines #2538O	Philippines #2506O	Philippines #2503bO	Philippines #2446O
Philippines #2540aO	Philippines #2509bO	Philippines #2504O	Philippines #2483O
Philippines #2532O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #2703O, #2704P,

#2705O, #2706P

Issued: 23.11.2000

50th Anniversary, APO Philatelic Society

Inside #2703: Philippines #620O

Inside #2704: Philippines #639P

Inside #2705: Philippines #850O

Inside #2706: Philippines #B21P (Philippines)

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Scott: #2754O

Issued: 24.10.2001

Dialogue among Civilizations

Inside #2754: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

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Scott: #2883O

Issued: 14.11.2003

First Philippine Stamps, 150th Anniversary, Filipinas2004 Exhibition

Inside #2883: Philippines #1O	Inside #2883: Philippines #2O	Inside #2883: Philippines #4O	Inside #2883: Philippines #5O

Inside #2883 (In Margin): Philippines #605P, #606-7O, #C74-5O, #C76P

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Scott: #2892O

Issued: 15.12.2003

First Philippine Stamps, 150th Anniversary, Filipinas2004 Exhibition

Inside #2892: Philippines #1O	Inside #2892: Philippines #2O	Inside #2892: Philippines #4O	Inside #2892: Philippines #5O

Inside #2892 (In Margin): Philippines #1149P, #1150-52O

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Scott: #2893O

Issued: 15.1.2004

Filipinas2004 Exhibition

Inside #2893: Philippines #1O	Inside #2893: Philippines #2O	Inside #2893: Philippines #4O	Inside #2893: Philippines #5O

Inside #2893 (In margin): Philippines #2385O

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Scott: #2894-6O

Issued: 30.1.2004

Filipinas2004 Exhibition

Inside #2894-6: Philippines #1O	Inside #2894-6: Philippines #2O	Inside #2894-6: Philippines #4O	Inside #2894-6: Philippines #5O

Scott: #2490-3O

Thanks to Zhang for scans

Inside #2894 (In margin): Philippines #2494O

Inside #2895 (In margin): Philippines #2539aO

(1999- 25th ANNIVERSARY OF THE INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINE PHILATELIC SOCIETY)

Inside #2895 (In margin): Philippines #2703O, 2704P, #2705O, #2706P

Inside #2896 (In margin): Philippines #2713aO

(2001 - THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILIPPINE CHINESE PHILATELIC SOCIETY)

Inside #2896 (In margin): Philippines #2715aO

(2001 - THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILIPPINE CHINESE PHILATELIC SOCIETY)

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Scott: #2891a-dO

Issued: 1.2.2004

150^th Anniversary stamps

Inside #2891a: Philippines #1O	Inside #2891b: Philippines #2O	Inside #2891c: Philippines #4O	Inside #2891d: Philippines #5O

Scott: #2897 (S/S)O

Inside #???? (In margin): Philippines Unissued 10-Cuartos Black Stamp

Inside #???? (in margin): Philippines #4c

Scott: #???? (S/S 4v perf, 4v imperf) – A note after #2897a

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Scott: #2897a (S/S)O

Issued: 1.2.2004

Overprint on #2897 - Postpex 2004 Exhibition

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Scott: #3227O

Issued: 27.7.2009

Pheepoy, Mascot of Philippine Postal Corporation

Inside #3227: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #3252O

Issued: 7.12.2009

65th Anniversary of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Inside #3252-3: Hundreds of Philippine stamps creating an image of  a "Greek Goddess of Flights" - TBI

Scott: #3253O

Larger version of the stamp design divided into 4 at 7p each

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3255O

Issued: 10.12.2009

Pheepoy, Mascot of Philippine Postal Corporation

Inside #3255: Stamp on Envelope

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Scott: #3323O

Issued: 26.07.2010

Centenary, Philippines Tuberculosis Society

Inside #3323 (On stamp and in margins): various Anti-TB, Christmas seals

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3381O

Issued: 19.06.2011

150th Birth Anniversary Jose Rizal

Inside #3381: Stamp designs feature previously issued Rizal stamps

along with Rizal Monuments found in the Philippines and in China and USA.

Philippines #241P	Philippines #383O	Philippines #461P	Philippines #497O	Philippines #527P
Philippines #813P	Philippines #857P	Philippines #857AP	Philippines #1313P	Philippines #1198P

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

In line with the celebration of the 150th birth anniversary of our National Hero, Jose Rizal, the Philippine Postal Corporation is coming up with the Jose Rizal@150 stamps which will be issued on June 19, 2011. It is classified as a “Commemorative” kind of issue with a denomination of P 7.00 and a quantity of 70,000 pieces each for two se-tenant pairs. Also available is a souvenir sheet with a denomination of P 150.00 and a quantity of 6,000 pieces.

Moreover, Philpost launched an exhibit of stamps and other memorabilia dubbed as “ Rizaliana Collection on Stamps Exhibit by Jorge Cuyugan and Philatelic friends” last Monday, June 13 at the lobby of the historic Manila Central Post Office Building in Liwasang Bonifacio, Manila. The exhibit will run until the 30th of June.

The opening of the exhibit were attended by Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) Secretary Ivan John E., former Senator Nikki Coseteng, NHCP representative Carminda Arevalo and Atty. Ramoncita Reyes, a member of Rizal Family.

On display are complete sets of Rizal stamps issued by PhilPost including winning artworks of the Jose Rizal stamp design contest conducted by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP). Three Fine Arts students from the Far Eastern University (FEU) won the contest that aims to promote Rizal’s greatness and contribution to our nation.

The exhibit contains an almost complete collection of Rizalian stamps and other philatelic items limited to his self portrait, monuments and works from the very first issue of 1906 to the latest issues of Rizal stamps on June 19 which are presented in chronological order with introductory texts for each issue.

The exhibit will feature all original items never before featured or shown in any exhibits for viewers to fully appreciate. Visitors and students will also have the chance to view special related trivia’s, pictures and Rizalian collections.

The winning stamp designs which are included in the exhibit will be used by the Philippine Postal Corporation (PhilPost) in launching the special limited stamps of Rizal @ 150 on June 19, the national hero’s birth anniversary.

Marc Aran Reyes, Deanne Fernandez, and Lex Kempho Lacar won the student category in the contest.The young artists created the stamp designs based on their interpretation of Rizal’s ideals.

Fernandez’s stamp design uses the oft-used black and white drawing of Rizal, along with the cover of Rizal’s first novel “Noli Me Tangere.” An oil lamp, which was typically used as evening light, symbolized enlightenment and reason.

For Reyes, Rizal is seen with a white dove beside him, the dove symbolizing freedom from Spanish rule that the Laguna native wished for the Philippines.

The designs of Fernandez and Reyes will be used as stamps while Lacar’s design will be for the cachet of the First Day Cover Envelope that will be issued on June 19.

150p Souvenir Sheets of Ten

           7p 1906 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Daet, Camarines Norte

           7p 1935 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Guinobatan, Albay

           7p 1941 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Santa Barbara, Iloilo

           7p 1946 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Binan Laguna

           7p 1948 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Zamboanga City

12p 1959 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in San Fernando, Cebu

13p 1962 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Lucban, Quezon

         20p 1964 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Romblon, Romblon

         30p 1977 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Jinjiang City, China

         40p 1978 Rizal Stamp & Rizal Monument in Illinois, USA

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Scott: #3244-5O

Issued: 01.04.2012

50th Anniversary of the Asian Pacific Postal Union

Inside #3245: Philippines #1323P

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3451O

Issued: 21.10.2012

Canonization of Blessed Pedro Calungsod

Inside #3451: Philippines #2781O

Inside #3451: Philippines #2782 (Label only)

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert and Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3514O

Issued: 31.01.2014

New Year/Year of the Horse

Inside #3514 (In margin):

Philippines #2771O	Philippines #2772O	Philippines #3507O	Philippines #3508O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3554O

Scott: #3555O

Issued: 10.11.2014

160 anniversary of the first Philippine stamp

Inside #3554-5:

Philippines #1	Philippines #2	Philippines #4	Philippines #5

Scott: #????O

Lou wrote: I like the way the designer feature one sos in a stamp in the block.  The Philippines have noted the 1854 stamps so many times previously, it must be hard for a designer to come up with something "new".  For the heck of it, I tried to find a scan of a #5 stamp in that strange color shown. previously, they always had some shade of the issued green, but had no luck.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Prof. Plinio Richelmi

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Scott: #3591O

Issued: 19.02.2015

2015 Year of the Goat

Inside #3591 (In margin):

Philippines #2811O	Philippines #2812O	Philippines #3558AO	Philippines #3558BO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #????P

Issued: 18.01.2017

The 225th Anniversary of the City of Santa Rosa

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #3707a-cO

Issued: 24.01.2017

Philippines Host to Miss Universe 2017 Pageant

Inside #3707a: Philippines #2304aO

Inside #3707b: Philippines #2304bO

Inside #3707c: Philippines #3665O

Scott: #3708O

Thanks to Attilio Papio and Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3746O

Issued: 05.11.2017

2017 Year of the Cock

Inside #3746 (In margin):

	Philippines #2207O	Philippines #2208O
Philippines #2944O	Philippines #2945O	Philippines #3697a-bO imperf publicity photo

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #????O

Issued: 17.11.2018

Manila Art Fair - Personalized Stamps

Inside #???? (In margin): Stamps on envelopes

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Scott: #3819O

Issued: 11.06.2019

2019 Year of the Pig

Inside #3819 (In margin):

Philippines #2337O	Philippines #2338O
Philippines #3079O	Philippines #3080O
Philippines #3792bO	Philippines #3792aO

Scott: #3819aO (with China Stamp Exh. Emblem)

Thanks to Attilio Papio

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Scott: #3821O

Issued: 11.07.2019

2018 Year of the Dog

Inside #3821 (In margin):

Philippines #2284O	Philippines #2285O
Philippines #3002O	Philippines #3003O
Philippines #3737bO	Philippines #3737aO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3870O

Issued: 28.12.2020

2020 Year of the Rat

Inside #3870 (In margin): Philippines #2386-7O

Inside #3870 (In margin): Philippines #3142-3O

Inside #3870 (In margin): Philippines #3844b-aO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3940O

Issued: 21.07.2023

2021 Year of the Ox

Inside #3940 (In margin): Philippines #2447a + labelO

Inside #3940 (In margin): Philippines #3194a-bO

Inside #3940 (In margin): Philippines #3871b-aO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3941O

Issued: 04.08.2023

2022 Year of the Tiger

Inside #3941 (In margin): Philippines #2504 + labelO

Inside #3941 (In margin): Philippines #3248-9O

Inside #3941 (In margin): Philippines #3903b-aO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3942O

Issued: 10.08.2023

2023 Year of the Rabit

International Stamp Exhibition "TAIPEI 2023" - Taipei, Taiwan

Inside #3942 (In margin): Philippines #2576O + label from #2577aO

Inside #3942 (In margin): Philippines #3342-3O

Inside #3942 (In margin): Philippines #3929b-aO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #3963O

Issued: 13.11.2023

The Manila Central Post Office

Note from Lou: The Manila Central Post Office will celebrate its centenary in 2026, but it is being honored now, as the historic building suffered extensive damage in a major fire in March of this year, and the reproduced stamps show how it appeared thru the years. Restoration has just now begun, and for the second time, as the Post Office was heavily damaged during the Battle of Manila shortly before the end of WWII.

Inside #3963a: Philippines #355O

Inside #3963a: Philippines #506P

Inside #3963a: Philippines #E12P

Inside #3963b: Philippines #974O

Inside #3963b: Philippines #973O

Inside #3963b: Philippines #975O

Inside #3963c: Philippines #3065aO

Inside #3963c: Philippines #3065bO

Inside #3963d: Philippines #3133a-bO

Inside #3963e: Philippines #3255O

Inside #3963e: Philippines #3426bO

Inside #3963f: Philippines #3593O

Inside #3963f: Philippines #3491O

Inside #3963g: Philippines #3517O

Inside #3963h: Philippines #3763O

Note from Lou: The issues from 2014 and 2018 were printed with blank areas where submitted personal pictures could be added; in their place the two stamps have either a printed message (never actually used, and probably from an instruction sheet) or a limited edition publicity imprint.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #????O

Issued: 12.06.2024

The 125th Anniversary of the First Philippine Republic

Inside #???? (In margin): Filipino Republic Y1 1898-99

Inside #???? (In margin): Filipino Republic Y2 1898-99

Inside #???? (In margin): Filipino Republic Y3 1898-99

Inside #???? (In margin): Filipino Republic YF1 registration1898-99

Lou wrote: The special stamp produced by the PHL Post is 35 x 200 mm long (about 7.5"), and has set a new Guinness World record for the longest stamp. 

After the defeat of the Spanish military in 1898 by the U.S., the Filipino revolutionaries that had fought the Spanish government, expected independence for their country, but found they had just traded the Spanish for American rule. General Emilio Aguinaldo, a revolutionary leader, started a guerrilla war against the U. S. Army, and in the areas under his control set up a working government with a postal service. In late 1898 stamps were printed and used on mails, well before the actual republic was proclaimed by him in June 1899. Bitter fighting went on until 1901 when Aguinaldo was captured and executed.

The U. S. long term intention for the Philippines was to prepare it for independence, which interrupted by WWII, was finally achieved in 1946.

In the left and right ends of the long stamp are examples of the first four stamps, known as the Aguinaldos, issued by the first Filipino Republic. In the center are visual events in the history of the First Republic.

All in all, a very unusual, colorful and interesting SoS.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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International Philippine Philatelic Society, 50 years

Issued: 24.09.2024

Philippines stamps on labels

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Scott: #????O

Issued: 29.01.2025

2025 Year of the Snake

Inside #??? (In margin): Philippines #2707-8

Inside #??? (In margin): Philippines #3456-7

Inside #??? (In margin): Philippines #???? (2025)

Lou wrote: The Philippines continued their yearly Chinese New Year series on January 29, 2025 with a s/s for the Year of the Snake.  As usual, in the margins are stamps from previous 2000 and 2012 Philippines Year of the Snake issues, plus the design component from the 2024 Year of the Dragon s/s-- but what is different, is the addition of the two Year of the Snake "cartoon" stamps issued several days earlier.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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Best website related:

Stamp Collection "PHILIPPINEN" -Franz Krieger

http://www.fkrieger.de/english/default.htm

http://www.geocities.com/abda/index.html

http://philippinephilatelist.org/

http://philippinestamps.net

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Wish List

Philippines #1 + for Guyana

Philippines #2O

Philippines #4O

Philippines #4aO

Philippines #5O

Philippines #B2O

Philippines #E1

Philippines #J8-14

Philippines #J15

Philippines #NJ1

Philippines #J16-22

Philippines #Y1

Philippines #Y2

Philippines #Y3

Philippines #YF1

Philippines #YP1

Philippines #212

Philippines #355O

Philippines #383

Philippines #390

Philippines #398

Philippines #N1

Philippines #497

Philippines #607 (OTW – BOB 9.23)

Philippines #C75 (OTW – BOB 9.23)

Philippines #620

Philippines #650

Philippines #850

Philippines #B48

Philippines #973

Philippines #974

Philippines #975

Philippines #1057

Philippines #1080

Philippines #1150-52

Philippines #1156

Philippines #1191

Philippines #1214

Philippines #1237

Philippines #1285

Philippines #1293

Philippines #1322

Philippines #1326

Philippines #1351

Philippines #1411

Philippines #1420-1

Philippines #1422

Philippines #1425

Philippines #1426

Philippines #1427

Philippines #1429

Philippines #C108a

Philippines #C109

Philippines #C110

Philippines #1451

Philippines #1487-8

Philippines #1596

Philippines #1618

Philippines #1621

Philippines #1628

Philippines #1708-9

Philippines #1710

Philippines #1757a

Philippines #1891

Philippines #1975

Philippines #2010B

Philippines #2011-2

Philippines 1991 for Sierra Leone

Philippines 1991 for Sierra Leone

Philippines #2106

Philippines #2126

Philippines #2152-3

Philippines #2154

Philippines #2207

Philippines #2231

Philippines #2237

Philippines #2284

Philippines #2285

Philippines #2285a

Philippines #2295

Philippines #2294a

Philippines #2295a

Philippines #2304a-b

Philippines #2304

Philippines #2337-8

Philippines #2345

Philippines #2375-8

Philippines #2381

Philippines #2386-7

Philippines #2385

Philippines #2387

Philippines #2398

Philippines #2402

Philippines #2417

Philippines #2476-9

Philippines #2434

Philippines #2435

Philippines #2446

Philippines #2483

Philippines #2490-3

Philippines #2494

Philippines #2503b

Philippines #2504

Philippines #2506

Philippines #2509b

Philippines #2532

Philippines #2538

Philippines #2540a

Philippines #2547

Philippines #2555a

Philippines #2555

Philippines #2556

Philippines #2567

Philippines #2566

Philippines #2601

Philippines #2703

Philippines #2705

Philippines #2707-8

Philippines #2713a

Philippines #2715a

Philippines #2754

Philippines #2771

Philippines #2772

Philippines #2781

Philippines #2782 (Label only)

Philippines #2811-2

Philippines #2883

Philippines #2892

Philippines #2893

Philippines #2894-6

Philippines #2891a-d

Philippines #2897 (S/S)

Philippines #????

Philippines #2897a (S/S)

Philippines #3002

Philippines #3003

Philippines #3065a

Philippines #3065b

Philippines #3079-80

Philippines #3142-3

Philippines #3133a-b

Philippines #3227

Philippines #3252

Philippines #3253

Philippines #3255

Philippines #3323

Philippines #3381

Philippines #3244-5

Philippines #3426b

Philippines #3451

Philippines #3456-7

Philippines #3491

Philippines #3507

Philippines #3508

Philippines #3514

Inside #????: Philippines #3517O

Philippines #3554

Philippines #3555

Philippines #3558A-B

Philippines #????

Philippines #3591

Philippines #3593

Philippines #3665

Philippines #????

Scott: #????O

Philippines ##3763

Philippines #3737a

Philippines #3737b

Philippines #3792a-b

Philippines #????

Philippines #????

Philippines #3844b-a

Scott: #3870O

Scott: #3940O

Scott: #3941O

Scott: #3942O

Philippines #3963

Philippines #???? (2025)

Scott: #????O