Category: Liechtenstein

This special stamp from Liechtenstein Post is dedicated to the fact that e-mail has now been around in this world for 50 years. In 1971, Ray Tomlinson in the USA sent a message from one computer to another for the first time. He chose the @ sign – which is also the motif of the Read More …

And now the Liechtenstein Post – after Austria, Croatia, the UN and Gibraltar (they are known to me) – joins the number of postal companies issuing a so-called crypto stamp. But Liechtenstein promises to top it all off by not only allowing you to store the crypto stamp in the blockchain, but also to play Read More …

For the first time, Liechtenstein Post is honoring the great writer Dante Alighieri with a special souvenir sheet with two stamps. This tribute is being paid on the 700th anniversary of his death. We only know about Dante’s life indirectly, derived from sources including the works of the poet himself. Even if we have an Read More …

The 100th anniversary of the Constitution of the Principality of Liechtenstein is being commemorated by Liechtenstein Post. The three stamps “Freedom” (value CHF 0.85), “Peace” (value CHF 1.00) and “Democracy” (value CHF 1.50) are produced in contemporary high-quality metallic printing and foil stamping and, with the excerpt from the original 1921 edition of the Constitution Read More …

This joint issue of the Principality of Liechtenstein and Ukraine is dedicated to the painter Eugen Zotow, born in 1881 in Kharkiv (today Ukraine) in the Russian Tsarist Empire as Ivan Grigorievich Myassoyedov. Interestingly, Liechtenstein already issued a joint issue dedicated to this painter in 2013: at that time, however, with Russia. After learning “painting” Read More …

he special stamp “Map of the Upper Rhine Valley” (value CHF 1.50) is Liechtenstein’s contribution to the so-called SEPAC stamps. SEPAC is an association of thirteen small postal organizations in Europe which, like the Europa stamps, issue a stamp on a common theme every year. This year, the SEPAC stamps have the theme: old maps. Read More …