I could have add these stamps to my previous post of Sunday Stamps-II, dedicated to fruits and nuts. But I reserved them for the Orange and Yellow theme...
This is one of the four stamps issued by Royal Mail on 2 March 1977, dedicated to British Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry.
And these are not oranges as I thought, but its cousins, the kumquats. This is a commemorative stamp celebrating the Chinese New Year, issued on 22 January 2011, and designed by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, Maryland. Kumquats are eaten for luck and given as special gifts during the New Year celebrations. More information here.
This is one of the four stamps issued by Royal Mail on 2 March 1977, dedicated to British Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry.
And these are not oranges as I thought, but its cousins, the kumquats. This is a commemorative stamp celebrating the Chinese New Year, issued on 22 January 2011, and designed by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, Maryland. Kumquats are eaten for luck and given as special gifts during the New Year celebrations. More information here.
I like that Royal Mail one with unusual shape! :)
ReplyDeleteIt seems that the orange is jumping from the stamp!
DeleteI like your combination of a vitamin c stamp and the actual orange itself. Just makes me feel I should peel one:)
ReplyDeleteWhy not? :D
DeleteGreat selection, I like the simplicity of the vitamin C stamp.
ReplyDeleteMe too. And I love stamps about science/scientists.
DeleteSo do I, love the first stamp you're showing!
DeleteThe other two are great, too :-)
I love them in general, and the second orange, that seems to get out from the stamp, is great. But no doubt that the first stamp is a great great design.
DeleteI've never seen the USA stamp before but the GB stamps are very familiar even although I never made the orange connection = last week or this.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to show you something new.
DeleteHi Eva! Orange is one of my favorite colors too :D If you notice, my blog's predominant color is orange. And I love eating the orange fruit. Well ... okay, perhaps not the "orange" itself but one of its cousins. It's really not easy for me to identify one and each with the correct name.
ReplyDeleteThere are too many names! :)
Deleteia have loved ornage sever sinec was 5 yesrs if ages ever dince i was 5 years of agex theyre columptis curves ever sincne j was 6 years of ages i awas e]semt by gof and i was as top of the food chain ever since i was 5 yers o f ages
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