Stamps from Jersey catalogue

3,677 items

The Channel Island of Jersey is located in the English Channel, off the French coast. The British Crown Territory of Jersey is a bailiwick that has ceased to be part of the United Kingdom's postal territory since 1969 and has been issuing its own stamps ever since. More

The Channel Island of Jersey is located in the English Channel, off the French coast. The British Crown Dependency of Jersey is a bailiwick that has not been part of the postal area of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since 1969 and has issued its own stamps since then. From 1958 there were already regional British stamps of Jersey, but these were also valid in the rest of the United Kingdom and were used together with the normal British stamps.

F – Voir également la page d'arrière-plan de la Grande-Bretagne concernant l'émission générale for les Îles de la Manche.
E - See also the background page of Great-Britain concerning the general issue for the Channel Islands. .

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Number of stamps

3,677

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Oldest item

Coat of arms (1941)