1603:(GPO) in central Dublin. Commemorative and special issue stamps are usually available for one year from the date of issue. Until the mid-1960s the Irish stamp-issuing policy was very conservative, with only a few new ones each year; up to four or five commemoratives, usually of two values, plus the occasional updated, or new, definitives. During the late 1960s and beyond, the issue quantity produced rose considerably as many as eighteen in 2018. There are two specialised publications that quote quantities printed that were available from the issuing authority. Five issues had low printing numbers from 850,320 to 940,140 and the 1961 St. Patrick 8d value only lists 500,160 copies. Many collectors concentrate on one type of stamp, such as definitives or commemoratives, or even one issue, such as Gerl definitives, confirmed by three definitive issue specialty publications. The First Day covers, especially commemoratives with full sets affixed, are popular though the older issues are harder to find because less than a million of the high value stamps were printed in the early years (1929–1940s) for several issues, a far lower number than the 20-plus millions printed for most of the low values during the same period.
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1176:, is used in both ÂŁ.s.d and decimal currency, but because it has the same meaning in each, the value on the label does not indicate whether the label was issued before or after decimalisation. Hence, identifying the issue of a label requires further information: if collectors knows the date of use, the existence of a watermark and if so which type, and the specific colour, identification will be easier. For example, the 3d value was blue between 1940 and 1969, and stone colour from 1971 until 1980; it changed from a watermarked to a non-watermark paper in 1978. Additionally, the 1, 5 and 8 pence values are seen in two different colours depending on the issue, while the
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printed (but non-stamped) registered envelopes were produced by private firms and stored by the Irish post office until needed, so envelopes from former periods, showing outdated fees in the text, often received an impressed stamp for the current postal rate, creating many subtypes for collectors. Other products have carried post-paid imprint, such as commemorative and special issue postcards, including a series of
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242:, since this makes the complete postmark visible, but a stamp no longer affixed to a cover may still permit identification of the town of use if enough of the postmark can be seen on the stamp itself. Numerals of Irish town cancels were uniquely set in a 4 pointed diamond shape whereas town cancels in England and Wales used an oval shape and Scotland used a rectangular form.
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publisher) produces the catalogue of choice in those countries. Advanced and more specialist collectors have used the David
Feldman, later called MacDonnell/Feldman, and later again called MacDonnellWhyte, catalogues between 1978 and 1991, and Hibernian catalogues (1972, 1976, 1980, 1983, 1985, 1986, 2002, 2009 and 2020 editions).
816:. These were the first definitives where all values were printed in full colour. On 9 September 2004 new stamps, featuring flowers native to the woodlands and hedgerows of Ireland, become available. These were replaced in September 2010 by a seventh series featuring animals and marine life using photographic images.
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Many booklet stamps can be identified by one non-perforated edge, though a few are perforated on all edges. On booklets up to 1977, the printing plate construction enabled both upright and inverted watermarks in equal quantities owing to a gutter dividing rows 6 and 7 in the sheets of 12 Ă— 10 stamps.
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The second overprinted series also consisted of five lines, similar to the first series, and were released in a range of values from a half-penny to one shilling and were issued June–October 1922. These were overprinted by Thom and are easily distinguished from the first set by the sans-serif figures
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Collectors tend to use the catalogues produced in their own region and language, so in the United States, Scott is used most often as evidenced by the use of Scott numbers in
American stamp auction catalogues. In contrast, SG numbers are used in England and Ireland because Stanley Gibbons (a British
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At independence, a King George V 5-pence registered envelope and 1-shilling telegram form were printed in green for use in
Ireland until domestic products became available. Irish telegram forms were only produced in 1/- and 1/6 values. Registered envelopes have appeared in many values and sizes. The
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were issued between 1948 and 1965 in the 1d, 3d, 6d, 8d, 1/-, 1/3 and 1/5 values. In 1968 they were withdrawn with the issuance of the second definitive stamp series. No specific airmail rate existed for the 1d and 3d stamps; all others paid a contemporaneous rate when first produced. These were the
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watermark paper to represent Éire. Stamps of the period may have the watermark in any of several states of inversion and rotation attributable to the way the paper was fed into the printing machines. Around 1971, the use of watermarks was discontinued by the Irish stamp-issuing authority, with the
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on the left-hand side with panes of stamps (usually four panes), advertising panes and interleaving bound in. Until 1956 most booklets had half of the front cover devoted to advertising, and until 1963 booklets also had serial numbers on the front cover: two numbers indicated the year of issue and
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Up to 1987, airletters (also known as aerogrammes) were produced without any fee applied and were available free from post offices upon payment of the appropriate rate in force for the postage stamp purchased to mail the airletter. Most airletters with a pre-paid indicia have been sold at a small
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applied to show that postage had been pre-paid. Except for limited early usage of previously issued
British postal stationery, which were not overprinted like the postage stamps, all post-paid impressed stamps before 1984 were based on variations of a design showing the country's name in Irish,
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states "the complex details of plating, shading, overprint colours, accurate measurements, to mention a few, often discourage even the most enthusiastic collector". Three specialised books, or catalogue chapters, (Freeman & Stubbs, Munk and
Meredith), issued within five years of issue have
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booklet containing commemorative stamps was issued, all booklets contained only definitive stamps. Since then, An Post has issued both commemorative and definitive booklets, with three times as many commemorative booklets issued. In 1990 An Post issued the first booklet mixing definitive and
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has issued all Irish postage stamps. Most have been printed by Irish
Security Stamp Printing Ltd., though a small number were printed by Harrison and Sons Ltd., (London), Questa, Walsall Security Printing, Prinset Pty Ltd., (Australia) and SNP Cambec (Sprintpak) (Australia).
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and up to July 2019, 114 miniature sheets had been issued. Larger sheets of up to sixteen are known as souvenir sheets. The miniature and souvenir sheets are most often produced in addition to the same designs issued as single stamps. The first miniature sheet of four
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an eighth series of definitive stamps were issued on 21 January 2016 and will only be on sale for a period of one year. There are sixteen stamps divided into four groups of four categories named as: Leaders and Icons, Participants, Easter Week and The
Aftermath.
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serial number (in that order on the early issues but with the order reversed for later issues), until 1963 when the serial numbers ceased. Since 1983, most booklets are no longer stitched; the stamp pane, or panes, are glued into a folded card cover.
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Between 1982 and 1988 a series based on Irish architecture through the ages was released, with line drawings by
Michael Craig and graphics by Peter Wildbur. It contained twenty-eight stamps, with values ranging from 1p to ÂŁ5. Stamps based on Irish
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typeface and was done by Thom, Harrison and the
Government Printers. The last overprinted stamps were the Waterlow & Sons re-engraved King George V 2/6, 5/- and 10/- values that appeared in 1934 and were overprinted in 1937 for use in Ireland.
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respectively, it was policy to not depict living persons. This policy has been put aside and since 1995 there have been several such issues, mainly depicting athletes; for instance 30 stamps were issued showing living Irish sportsmen for the
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for mail in
Ireland. Four values, 1c, 3c, 24c (deep-green), and 24c (mauve-purple) were produced in New York by the Irish veterans of the US Civil War and are known as the 1865–1867 Fenian issue. The 1893 colonial design are unofficial
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issued an invitation to firms in Dublin and London on 1 February 1922 for the submission of designs for a permanent definitive stamp issue,and by March several designs had been submitted. The following companies and printers provided
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was used as a short-lived replacement but no more postage dues or Euro denominated postage dues have been produced though between 1993 and 1997 though few such machine produced labels have been recorded in commercial usage.
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d, 1d, 2d and 6d. Typographed by the Government Printers in Dublin Castle on 'se' watermarked paper. The sheets were printed in larger sheets of 180 divided into three panes of 60 labels. The second issue had ten values:
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were permitted to submit their own designed and pre-printed envelopes, cards, letter sheets, etc., to the Irish Post Office for impressing with an official post-paid indicia. Window envelopes were popular for
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was issued in sheet form and also as single stamps in 1980. Since 1983 miniature sheets have been produced with increasing frequency, from an initial issue of one per year to multiple sheets more recently.
86:, using domestic designs. These definitives were issued on 6 December 1922, the day that the Irish Free State officially came into existence; the first was a 2d stamp, depicting a map of Ireland (including
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Armlet. The balance of the series were to be issued over the next five years, and in July 2020, Phase IV of the ninth series were made available as eight new stamps illustrated the following objects: the
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have been issued since 1960 to celebrate membership of the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT), and international events have also been commemorated, such as the
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Following the withdrawal of the limited edition 1916 commemoration definitives, the ninth series made its debut on 13 January 2017 with an initial twelve designs based on objects described in
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561:) overprints were initially issued on 17 February 1922, with eight low-value and three high-value stamps overprinted by Dollard and four by Thom. This overprint is composed of the four words
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first appeared in 1929, and these now appear several times a year, celebrating many aspects of Irish life, such as notable events and anniversaries, Irish life and culture, and many famous
520:, obtained the contract and completed all overprinting until 1937, when the final, high-value stamps were issued. Unoverprinted postal stationery and labels remained on sale until 1925.
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collected by the use of these labels. Since 1925 there have been six series printed, with the design remaining the same until 1980, though the colour and watermarks have changed. The
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postage stamps was issued in 1972 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Irish postage stamp. This was followed by a four-stamp sheet to commemorate the bicentenary of the
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until 1936. Three printing firms held overprinting contracts: Dollard Printing House Ltd., Alex. Thom & Co Ltd., and Harrison & Sons. In June 1925 the Government Printers,
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only airmail stamps ever issued but many definitives and commemoratives have been produced in values that paid the postage rate for airmail service. The stamps were designed by
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The gutter was used for stitching during assembly, requiring rows 4–6 and 10–12 to be turned through 180 degrees so those panes could be stitched on the left of the booklet.
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and lithographically printed by ISSP on non-watermarked paper on 6 October 1988: the values were: 1p, 2p, 3p, 4p, 5p, 17p, 20p, 24p, 30p, 50p and ÂŁ1. In 1993 an experimental
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Irish postage stamps have been released to commemorate a wide variety of Irish topics, such as Irish notable events and anniversaries, aspects of Irish life and culture,
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1279:, and appeared on 20 June 1980 in ten values: 1p, 2p, 4p, 6p, 8p, 18p, 20p, 24p, 30p and 50p made up the fifth issue. The sheet format was two panes of 100 divided by a
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210:. There was no text or numeral to help identify any of these cancels as Irish, but some Maltese Crosses are uniquely identifiable with certain Irish towns, including
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90:, which remained a part of the United Kingdom). Since then new images, and additional values as needed, have produced nine definitive series of different designs.
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accent over the initial 'E'. In 1981 the Department of Posts and Telegraphs recommended the inclusion of the word "Ireland" along with "Éire" on stamps but the
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usually describes a postage stamp used during the time period before a region or territory issues stamps of its own. However, in Irish reference books, such as
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p, 3p, 4p, 5p, 7p and 8p. In the fourth issue the 3p, 4p and 5p values were reissued in non-watermarked paper on 20 March 1978. A new design, printed by
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when the world's first postage stamps were issued in 1840. These stamps, and all subsequent British issues, were used throughout Ireland until the new
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in an oval frame. In 1912, labels inscribed "Imperial Union" appeared, with a design of a larger harp and female figure. These labels, expressing
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used by An Post from 1984. An Post has also used some designs based on postage stamps as post-paid impressed stamps on Irish postal stationery.
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usually refers to political and propaganda labels. These often resemble stamps, but few of them were used on Irish mail and they had no
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A few early issued items were embossed but generally the post-paid impressed stamps were typographed. The Revenue Stamping Branch,
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vetoed the idea on the basis it could cause "constitutional and political repercussions" and that "the change could be unwelcome."
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In 1922, as an interim measure before the first specially designed definitives were ready, a series of contemporary stamps of King
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d, 2d, 3d, 5d, 6d, 8d, 10d and 1/-, and were printed on 'e' watermarked paper between 1940 and 1969. Other details are the same.
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comprising from one to fours stamps of a single, or multiple, design from one issue printed on the same sheet and sold in that
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Since 1922, nine Irish definitive stamp series have been released. Besides different designs, there were changes involving the
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135:, the Irish Post Office, was the section of the Department of Posts and Telegraphs which issued all Irish stamps in the
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were used though the overprinted issues came with the watermarks of the British stamps provided for overprinting by the
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in the design, there is no explicit country identity on any of the others. The first four series use only Irish words.
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contained 2/- worth of stamps showing the serial number and year of issue 31-2 with advertising on half of front.
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stamps, appeared on 22 June 1929. Until the mid-1990s, with only three exceptions in 1943, 1977 and 1979 for
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and eventually doing away with watermarked paper, changes in currency were also reflected on the stamps:
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The Air Mail Service is available to nearly all countries. The rate to European Countries is 5d per oz.
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and abandoned the use of the description, reverting to the name on stamps and elsewhere. Originally,
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The Irish overprinted stamps came, as supplied from the printers in London, with a watermark of the
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Surcharges imposed by the Irish post office on mail bearing insufficient pre-paid postage had the
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To identify postage stamps used in Ireland between 1840 and 1922, it is necessary to identify the
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complete the stamp issues of the two, sequential, Irish stamp-issuing authorities. Two styles of
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355:, one of the nationalist organisations of the time, issued propaganda labels symbolising Irish
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Foley, Joe (April 1978). "The Postage Stamps of Ireland 1922–1927 by W.G. Meredith—revised".
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3022:"The Wolf Collection of Irish Postage Stamps: Part Two: The Overprints—General Introduction"
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text. The unoverprinted stamps remained valid for postage in what was to become the
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assumed power in 1922. Beginning on 17 February 1922, existing British stamps were
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up to 1984. After the division of the Department of Posts and Telegraphs into two
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4th definitive series and the stamps commemorating the 50th death anniversary of
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were first put on sale on 21 August 1931. Booklet construction was a lightweight
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2389:"Ninth Definitive Series – 'A History of Ireland in 100 Objects, a selection'"
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Newly issued Irish postage stamps are available from the Philatelic Bureau of
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design that later became loosely based on the logo of wavy lines and the word
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The Collector: Seventh Definitive Series — Irish Animals and Marine Life
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in "1922" and the full stop after the year, as per the picture above left.
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2132:"1982: 'Ireland', 'Éire' and why both aren't written on postage stamps"
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MacDonnell Whyte Stamps of Ireland: Specialised Handbook, 1991 Edition
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of the Provisional Government (Jan–Dec 1922) consisted of overprinted
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Effects of the Partition of Ireland on the postal service (1920–1922)
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Bibliography of the Philately and Postal History of the British Isles
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printed by Waterlow and Sons, London, until 1961, and thereafter by
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266:. During this time they employed some of the following companies to
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took effect. The exceptions were issued in 1949 and 1950, and used
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concentrated on this topic and Meredith is regarded as unequalled.
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and were to be put on sale in August 1922, but in the meantime the
227:
185:
164:
2343:, vol. Special Edition, An Post, September 2010, pp. 1–3
2106:"The Wolf Collection of Irish Postage Stamps: Saorstát Overprints"
1473:
1148:(6d value). These were printed in sheets of 60 stamps with an 'e'
1087:
290:
Ltd., (London) and Irish Security Stamp Printing Ltd. Since 1984,
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2753:
2478:
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2171:
2041:"The Wolf Collection of Irish Postage Stamps: Rialtas Overprints"
1860:
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and seldom written in English. The overprints were stamped first
292:
211:
144:
118:
101:. Some definitive and commemorative stamps have been produced in
59:
3343:. Germany: FAI, Forschungs- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft Irland e. V.
3263:. Dublin, Ireland: David Feldman Ltd & the Dolman Press Ltd.
1372:
1187:
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before they retreated from Cork, destroying most of the labels.
410:
397:
background. Forgeries of these labels are common. Following the
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2418:
1668:
1485:
1332:
commemorative stamps in one booklet and also on a single pane.
2441:"New Irish stamps tells Ireland's stories through 100 Objects"
1344:
729:
687:; from 1952 to 1979, many stamps had the name of the state in
3584:
2363:"An Post unveils special stamps to commemorate Easter Rising"
1173:
921:
917:
865:, dating from 1215 to 1373, an original 15th or 16th century
805:
570:
1480:
envelope with a 6d post-paid impression paying the domestic
1283:. The sixth issue consisted of ten newly designed labels by
665:, which came into force in April 1949; the state's official
611:
On stamps, the name of the state has always been written in
78:
until separate Irish issues became available within the new
4430:
3550:
Primary and secondary sources relating to stamps in Ireland
1553:
849:
813:
364:
258:('the P. & T.'), issued all postage stamps in both the
148:
4375:
3516:
2834:. An Post 25 Year Special Edition: 4. 2009. Archived from
1634:, MacDonnell Whyte, MDW (last edition 1991), Hibernian or
405:
labels showing portraits of seven prominent leaders and a
869:
gravestone (extant in Clonca, County Donegal), the 1790s
93:
These were the major stamp productions for everyday use.
2619:"Stamps mark contribution of Irish golfers to Ryder Cup"
1417:
have been produced in the form of registered envelopes,
432:
army landed near Cork and the IRA set fire to their own
3459:. FAI, Forschungs- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft Irland e. V.
3361:. FAI, Forschungs- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft Irland e. V.
3319:
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2191:
2189:
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formats in addition to the normal sheet configuration.
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configurations in addition to the common sheet layout.
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premium over the then-current aerogramme postal rate.
274:
the stamps: Dollard, Thom, Irish Government Printers,
18:
This article does not discuss country definitives for
3320:
Hamilton-Bowen, Roy; Wolverton, Lee R., eds. (2019).
2703:"New stamps celebrate Irish rugby ahead of World Cup"
203:, and other stamps issued, were obliterated with the
3569:
FAI, Forschungs- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft Irland e.V.
3523:
Dr Charles Wolf's collection of Irish postage stamps
3289:(1st ed.). Dublin, Ireland: Mint Stamp Company.
2271:
2269:
2267:
2223:
2186:
1210:
postage due affixed to mail sent to local office of
192:. Stamps used during this period are referred to as
3229:Buchalter, M. Don (1972). Buchalter, M. Don (ed.).
3154:
The Story of the Irish Philatelic Society 1901–2001
812:, through dual currency to the introduction of the
3486:(English translation by H.G. Zervas ed.). Berlin:
3256:
2574:
2572:
2570:
2568:
2566:
2564:
1544:Stamped-to-order postal stationery users included
1053:commemorating the 50th anniversary of independence
151:services including the issuing of postage stamps.
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2560:
2558:
2556:
2554:
2552:
2550:
2548:
2546:
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2264:
2155:
2153:
1943:"Irish Forerunners and Political Labels – Part 2"
371:sentiments, are believed to have been printed in
159:
4690:
3435:
2275:
752:The first twelve stamps, the low values up to 1
621:("Provisional Government of Ireland") and later
375:as a counter to the Sinn FĂ©in labels. After the
3365:
3197:
3195:
3193:
1884:
1882:
1880:
1812:
1725:List of people on the postage stamps of Ireland
1697:Forschungs- und Arbeitsgemeinschaft Irland e.V.
1118:Flight of the Angel Victor – Messenger of
631:"). Subsequent stamps nearly all used the name
2541:
2529:. Warners Group Publications. 14 November 2018
2240:
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2150:
888:Several Irish definitives have been issued in
413:could have been because of hasty preparation.
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3606:
3284:
2904:
2902:
2900:
2898:
2896:
2894:
2065:
2027:
1699:, is a German-based Irish philatelic society.
1122: – carrying the Voice of the Irish 'Vox
873:'s Ring, a 19th-century cooking pot from the
401:of 1916, American sympathisers printed eight
3366:MacDonnell, David; Whyte, Ian, eds. (1990).
3285:Freeman, F. F.; Stubbs, T. T. (April 1922).
3190:
2775:
2773:
2771:
2645:
1877:
1541:and appointment cards for over forty years.
973:stamps. More recently, stamps have featured
733:1922–23 First Definitive Series (low values)
245:
3203:"Ireland Stamps and Ireland Postal History"
2946:
2944:
2942:
2940:
2938:
2936:
2934:
2235:
1986:
1984:
1785:. Office of the Attorney General of Ireland
1660:DSS, Dublin Stamp Society, founded in 1948.
981:and Irish rugby players and coach, such as
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678:
648:
642:
632:
622:
616:
147:took over the responsibility for all Irish
64:United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
4398:
4384:
3613:
3599:
3540:IPTA, Irish Philatelic Traders Association
3454:
3436:Warren, Brian; Fitzgerald, Edward (1978).
3385:Miller, Liam (1983). Kane, William (ed.).
3347:
3287:Provisional Issue: Irish Free State Stamps
3233:. Hibernian Stamp Co Ltd, Dublin, Ireland.
3024:. University of Notre Dame. Archived from
2998:
2921:EĂłluide an Puist/Post Office Guide 1931-32
2908:
2891:
2395:. An Post. 13 January 2017. Archived from
2360:
2108:. University of Notre Dame. Archived from
2043:. University of Notre Dame. Archived from
1679:
1575:
1533:rate mail. The most prolific user was the
1446:motif. This was initially superseded by a
908:First commemorative stamps, issued in 1929
461:: Dollard Printing House Ltd., Hely Ltd.,
454:Postmaster General of the Irish Free State
254:, the Irish Post Office, a section of the
4699:Postage stamps of the Republic of Ireland
3421:. MacDonnell Whyte Ltd, Dublin, Ireland.
3241:. MacDonnell Whyte Ltd, Dublin, Ireland.
3228:
2825:"Philatelic Facts from the last 25 Years"
2779:
2768:
2673:
2419:"An Post Ninth Definitives Stamps Series"
1925:
1923:
1921:
1919:
1917:
1915:
1913:
1911:
1909:
1907:
1826:"Cancels show your stamps in a new light"
1740:
1689:, is a US-based Irish philatelic society.
1072:United States Declaration of Independence
1057:Some stamps were issued in the form of a
3416:
3407:
3341:Irish Postal Stationery Stamped to Order
2931:
2591:Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue: Ireland
2011:
2009:
2001:
1990:
1981:
1972:
1970:
1968:
1966:
1964:
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948:The first commemorative, a set of three
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673:defeated the outgoing government in the
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163:
30:
3410:The Postage Stamps of Ireland 1922–1927
3389:. Dublin, Ireland: Philatelic Section,
3301:(2nd ed.). London & Ringwood:
3299:Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue Ireland
3293:
3251:
2986:
2811:
2583:
2361:O’Sullivan, Marése (12 February 2016).
2229:
1929:
1854:
1808:
1806:
1804:
1802:
1800:
969:and several golfers are shown on three
937:in 1939 or more recently, in 2016, the
881:launch ticket, a washing machine and a
499:Provisional Government of Ireland 1922.
465:, and O'Loughlin, Murphy & Boland.
4691:
3587:British based Irish philatelic society
3479:. Dumfries, Scotland: James A. Mackey.
3384:
3324:. Ridgau, Germany: Rodgau Philatelie.
2872:(1). Éire Philatelic Association: 10.
2859:
2792:Eólaà an Phoist—Post Office Guide 1977
2471:"Ninth Definitive Stamp Series issues"
2082:. ImagesoftheWorld.org. Archived from
1976:
1904:
804:followed between 1990 and 1995. Irish
188:cancelling the stamp as being from an
4379:
3594:
3571:German based Irish philatelic society
3267:
2807:
2805:
2746:"Minister Launches Tall Ships Stamps"
2197:"Ninth Definitive Series 100 Objects"
2015:
2006:
1961:
24:Country definitives: Northern Ireland
3497:. Howcom Services, Borehamwood, UK.
3412:(4th ed.). London: W. Meredith.
3356:
3338:
3009:
2950:
2731:. Dublin: Alex Thom & Co. 1948.
2646:O'Connor, Rachel (15 October 2020).
1890:"Stamp Printers by Country: Ireland"
1797:
1781:Mitchell, James (21 December 1983).
1613:
1394:
725:Definitive postage stamps of Ireland
3387:Postage Stamps of Ireland 1922–1982
3348:Jung, Otto; Clancy, Barney (2002).
2862:"That Was The Year That Was – 1990"
2579:Hamilton-Bowen & Wolverton 2019
1940:
1511:
1040:
841:A History of Ireland in 100 Objects
823:Stamp with photograph of destroyed
379:Bill for Ireland was passed in the
13:
3455:Warren, Brian; Jung, Otto (2000).
3419:A History of The Irish Post Office
3391:Department of Posts and Telegraphs
3359:The Irish Architecture Definitives
3070:"Hibernian Stamp Catalogue search"
2925:Department of Posts and Telegraphs
2802:
2796:Department of Posts and Telegraphs
2674:Beresford, Jack (2 October 2019).
2523:"An introduction to Europa stamps"
2314:"Wild Flowers Brighten new Stamps"
2077:
1823:
1654:
1649:
1504:cards issued annually since 1984.
1193:
1116:, Dublin. The designs feature the
514:Great Britain and Northern Ireland
495:Rialtas Sealadach na hÉireann 1922
256:Department of Posts and Telegraphs
84:Department of Posts and Telegraphs
14:
4715:
4704:Republic of Ireland postal system
4025:Sovereign Military Order of Malta
3565:US based Irish philatelic society
3510:
2207:. 13 January 2017. Archived from
2138:. thejournal.ie. 30 December 2011
1260:
935:Constitution of the United States
899:
555:Provisional Government of Ireland
468:
4439:
4333:
3563:ÉPA, Éire Philatelic Association
2729:The Directory of Dublin for 1949
2288:"New Currency — New Stamps"
1433:forms with different designs of
1391:contemporary art stamp in 1972.
1376:(Ireland); it was replaced with
1025:
1016:1966 executed Irish nationalist
1009:
994:
657:"). This phrase is the official
600:
489:stamps. The text in traditional
448:Three bi-colour Hely Ltd. essays
409:label. The misspelling ERIE for
74:with Irish text to provide some
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3146:
3127:. February 2008. Archived from
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1995:
1587:'s Philatelic Bureau is in the
1352:, 'e' watermark paper was used.
1155:
1032:1957 birth centenary of author
3118:"Irish Stamps Collectors News"
1934:
1848:
1817:
1774:
1752:
1410:by British authorities in 1942
718:
661:of the state specified in the
300:
160:British stamps used in Ireland
1:
4479:
3552:(National Library of Ireland)
2860:Warren, Brian (Summer 1991).
2365:. UTV Ireland. Archived from
2248:. Arwel Parry. Archived from
1762:. GB Overprints Society. 2011
1622:from one of the most popular
1339:
618:Rialtas Sealadach na hÉireann
563:Rialtas Sealadach na hÉireann
559:Rialtas Sealadach na hÉireann
473:
194:Great Britain used in Ireland
154:
3457:Irish Heritage and Treasures
3350:Postal Stationery of Ireland
2276:Warren & Fitzgerald 1978
1863:. pp. 38, 53 & 59.
669:was not changed by the Act.
7:
4405:
3488:Collectors Club of New York
3259:Handbook of Irish Philately
3172:American Philatelic Society
3048:"MacDonnell, David" search"
2316:. An Post. 8 September 2004
1813:MacDonnell & Whyte 1990
1703:
1687:Éire Philatelic Association
1468:
1421:, envelopes, letter cards,
1295:
1091:1 shilling airmail stamp –
1082:
713:Department of the Taoiseach
329:Handbook of Irish Philately
42:: first Irish postage stamp
10:
4720:
4280:North German Confederation
3477:Irish Postmarks Since 1840
3417:Reynolds, Mairead (1983).
1735:Timeline of postal history
1403:Uprated postal stationery
1140:(1d, 1/3 and 1/5 values),
875:National Museum of Ireland
722:
604:
569:arranged in five lines of
313:Sinn FĂ©in propaganda label
17:
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4603:American Air Mail Society
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3272:. XXVII No. 4 (130): 61.
3168:"APS Specialty Societies"
3098:. hibernian-news.eu. 2023
2080:"Seahorses 1913 and 1934"
2066:Freeman & Stubbs 1922
2028:Freeman & Stubbs 1922
1941:Lee, Mike (20 May 2012).
1857:Collect British Postmarks
1730:Revenue stamps of Ireland
1130:four provinces of Ireland
1001:1953 two-pence halfpenny
830:For the centenary of the
439:
286:and Co., Ltd., (London),
246:Stamp issuing authorities
48:postage stamps of Ireland
3493:Summers, Howard (2020).
3408:Meredith, W. G. (1927).
3237:Dulin, Cyril I. (1992).
1859:(3rd ed.). London:
1535:Electricity Supply Board
607:Names of the Irish state
141:semi-state organisations
3585:Irish Philatelic Circle
3295:Gibbons, Edward Stanley
1760:"GB Overprints Society"
1715:King George V Seahorses
1680:International societies
1667:following a meeting in
1576:Collecting Irish stamps
1387:in 1970 except for the
1095:flying over Glendalough
663:Republic of Ireland Act
463:Perkins Bacon & Co.
351:Between 1907 and 1916,
199:From 1840 to 1844, the
56:independent Irish state
3695:Bosnia and Herzegovina
3482:Munk, Herbert (1941).
2999:Warren & Jung 2000
2909:Jung & Clancy 2002
1855:Whitney, J.T. (1983).
1741:References and sources
1620:stamp numbering system
1592:
1562:John Player & Sons
1558:Great Northern Railway
1496:
1411:
1353:
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863:Waterford Charter Roll
861:, the four-metre long
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390:The Manchester Martyrs
314:
250:Between 1922 and 1983
181:
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4663:Humber-Sommer biplane
3577:specialises in Irish
3575:Irish Airmail Society
3542:Irish stamp dealer's
1949:. Philatelic Database
1720:Richard King (artist)
1665:Irish Philatelic Club
1583:
1550:Córas Iompair Éireann
1476:
1463:lithographic printing
1402:
1347:
1327:Until 1988, when the
1303:
1201:
1090:
1048:
930:Europa postage stamps
907:
852:, Broighter Boat and
822:
732:
650:Poblacht na h-Éireann
577:until 31 March 1922.
565:and the numeral date
540:Saorstát Éireann 1922
538:three-line overprint
534:
481:
447:
418:Irish Republican Army
308:
176:post office, used on
167:
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4340:Philately portal
3557:Philatelic societies
3438:The Gerl Definitives
3072:. Worldcat.org. 2023
3050:. Worldcat.org. 2023
2501:"Stamps and Letters"
1136:(3d and 8d values),
924:, works of art, and
695:, and often written
95:Commemorative stamps
4446:Curtis "Jenny" JN-4
3690:Bohemia and Moravia
3357:Jung, Otto (1992).
3339:Jung, Otto (2003).
2927:. 1931. p. 10.
2798:. 1977. p. 26.
2627:. 27 September 2005
2112:on 23 February 2007
2047:on 23 February 2007
1892:. StampPrinters.com
1601:General Post Office
1589:General Post Office
1502:Saint Patrick's Day
1405:registered envelope
1034:Tomás Ó Criomhthain
943:Battle of the Somme
914:famous Irish people
825:General Post Office
655:Republic of Ireland
644:POBLAĊT NA hÉIREANN
381:Imperial Parliament
344:and are classed as
264:Republic of Ireland
137:Republic of Ireland
127:British Post Office
4541:First flight cover
4453:Specific countries
4285:Schleswig-Holstein
4158:Bushire occupation
3581:(No longer active)
3305:. pp. 30–31.
2750:Media Centre: News
2211:on 2 February 2017
1593:
1566:stamping privilege
1518:stamping privilege
1497:
1484:rate in 1970 from
1423:newspaper wrappers
1412:
1354:
1310:
1224:
1114:De La Rue & Co
1097:
1055:
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832:1916 Easter Rising
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735:
551:
546:stamp engraved by
502:
497:and translates as
450:
321:circles, the word
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284:Bradbury Wilkinson
182:
168:Numeral handstamp
50:are issued by the
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4491:Air Mail Facility
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4421:Airmail etiquette
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4133:Africa (military)
3546:(archive version)
3536:(archive version)
3519:Irish Post Office
3503:978-1-7025-2236-6
3447:978-0-9506415-0-8
3428:978-0-9502619-7-3
3400:978-0-946521-01-2
3377:978-0-9517095-0-4
3331:978-3-9807973-3-7
3312:978-0-85259-583-1
3247:978-0-9517095-1-1
3205:. StampDomain.com
2841:on 9 January 2020
2650:. Entertainment.
2475:Media Centre News
2451:. 6 February 2017
2445:Media Centre News
2136:1982 State Papers
1870:978-0-582-40622-3
1830:Linn's Stamp News
1614:Numbering systems
1546:Blackrock College
1478:Postal stationery
1415:Postal stationery
1395:Postal stationery
1329:Dublin Millennium
1216:certifying cachet
962:Pope John Paul II
883:Pentium processor
859:Ballinderry Sword
802:cultural heritage
639:1937 Constitution
491:Irish orthography
407:harp and shamrock
288:Harrison and Sons
280:De La Rue and Co.
276:Waterlow and Sons
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1512:Stamped-to-order
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950:Daniel O'Connell
783:Gerl definitives
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586:Irish Free State
575:Irish Free State
536:Irish Free State
430:Irish Free State
319:stamp collecting
260:Irish Free State
172:identifying the
88:Northern Ireland
80:Irish Free State
68:Irish Government
62:was part of the
22:. For those see
20:Northern Ireland
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3936:Northern Cyprus
3797:German colonies
3775:French colonies
3745:Eastern Rumelia
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3466:Related reading
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758:Sword of Light
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