Stamps from Man catalogue

3,940 items

Man is an island in the Irish Sea, between Great Britain and Ireland. Since 1973, the British Crown Territory of Man is no longer part of the postal area of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the island gives you its own stamps More

Isle of Man is an island in the Irish Sea, between Great Britain and Ireland. Since 1973, the British Crown Dependency of Isle of Man has no longer been part of the postal area of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the island issues its own postage stamps. From 1958, there were also regional British stamps for Isle of Man, but these were also valid in the rest of the United Kingdom and were used together with the normal stamp issues.

Note: The British regional stamps of Isle of Man (1958-1973) strictly belong in the Great Britain collecting area.

Great Britain - Man
Great Britain – Isle of Man
Grande-Bretagne - Île de Man
Great Britain - Man

Watermarks
Watermarks
Filigrees
Watermarks

F – A delicate tone used for the timbres in the region of man:
E – One watermark was used for the stamps issued for the Isle of Man region:

NL Crown (St. Edward) (plural)
E Crown (St. Edward) (multiple)
F Couronne (Saint Édouard) (multiple)
D Krone (St. Edward) (mehrfach)

F En vigueur à partir du 18 août 1958. Il s'agit d'une émission régionale pour l'Île de Man.
E In effect from 18th of August 1958. This is a regional issue for the Isle of Man.

F Filigree normal (right).
E Watermark normal (upright).

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Number of stamps

3,940

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Oldest item

Queen Elizabeth II (1958)