Österreichischer Sammlerverein der Liechtensteinischen Philatelie
With the special issue “Edelweiss Reloaded,” the Austrian Post is attracting international attention. For the first time, 3D printing is being used as the central production method for an Austrian postage stamp. The result is a stamp that not only stands out visually but also clearly differs from traditional printed products: tangible, relief-like, and deliberately Read More …
January 2025 – In the Arctic winter, the Greenland Christmas stamp 2025 shows a family on a dog sled, traveling through the snow. The motif designed by Nikolaj Andersen Olsvig combines movement and intimacy and leaves room for personal associations. As a Christmas stamp from Greenland, the image also functions as a small work of Read More …
Here you can relax: finally a puzzle again – one that might even remind you of your last vacation. Enjoy!
The excitement knows no bounds: Switzerland’s women’s national soccer team has just qualified for the quarterfinals of a European Championship for the very first time – and it happened on home soil, no less. What a start to a summer that is much more than just a sporting event: it’s a national celebration, a stage Read More …
Anyone who has experienced the Fürstensteig knows: this scenery is unforgettable. The new stamps beautifully capture that very atmosphere – the rugged cliffs, the sweeping panorama, and the mystical torchlight procession on Liechtenstein’s national holiday. And now, you can even piece it together! The puzzle featuring the four motifs “Sunset”, “Torchlight Procession”, “Sea of Fog” Read More …
Although not the Rubik’s Cube itself, puzzles can also contribute to relaxation. Here, you can assemble the Rubik’s Cube.
This year, you can once again solve a philatelic puzzle. The subject of the puzzle is a stamp featured in the February 2025 stamp of the month, which focuses on a timeless “problem.”
Finally something to relax: here you can puzzle together the stamp of the month December 2024.
This time there is no “Stamp of the month” to puzzle together. I couldn’t decide which one I liked better in the latter category, so here’s this beautiful coloured Lithuanian stamp as a puzzle. Stamp details: Issued on: 2024-06-14 Colors: Multicolor Designers: Natalija Vaišnorienė Format: Commemorative Printing: Offset lithography Face value: 1.55 € – Euro Read More …
The new Swiss Post Pro Patria stamps, which were issued on May 2, 2024, are particularly appealing to me as they bring back memories of my youth and the numerous trips I made to various countries during my professional stays. A frequent observation on these trips was: “If you think you’re the first one here, Read More …