Bhutan – Scott # 119, used
$0.50Bhutan – Scott #119, Used.
A 2 chhertum stamp depicting Wangdiphodrang Dzong, a historic Bhutanese fortress-monastery set above a mountain valley. A nice architectural issue for Bhutan or worldwide collections.
The stamps of Bhutan are among the most distinctive and innovative in world philately, reflecting the kingdom’s unique culture, spirituality, and creative approach to postal design. Early issues introduced Bhutan to collectors with traditional imagery such as dzongs (fortress-monasteries), Buddhist art, and royal portraits, while later releases became internationally famous for their unconventional formats.
Bhutan is especially renowned for its experimental stamps, including embossed issues, scented stamps, silk and fabric stamps, and even playable phonograph record stamps. Alongside these novelties, Bhutan has produced beautifully illustrated conventional stamps highlighting religion, wildlife, folklore, and national identity. This combination of tradition and innovation makes Bhutan a favorite among worldwide, thematic, and specialty collectors seeking something truly distinctive.
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Bhutan – Scott #119, Used.
A 2 chhertum stamp depicting Wangdiphodrang Dzong, a historic Bhutanese fortress-monastery set above a mountain valley. A nice architectural issue for Bhutan or worldwide collections.

Bhutan – Scott #147G, MNH.
A 7 ngultrum stamp issued for the 1972 Munich Olympics, featuring a judo athlete in action with the Olympic rings and Munich emblem. A colorful addition for sports and Olympic collectors.

Bhutan – Scott #67, MNH.
A 5 ngultrum wildlife stamp featuring the takin, Bhutan’s national animal, set against a Himalayan mountain backdrop. A striking issue for animal and Asian stamp collections.

Bhutan – Scott #81, MNH.
A 75 chhertum stamp depicting Daga Dzong, one of Bhutan’s historic fortress-monasteries. A striking architectural issue and a nice addition to any Asian or worldwide stamp collection.

Bhutan – Scott #82, MNH.
A 1 ngultrum stamp featuring Lhuntse Dzong, one of Bhutan’s historic fortress-monasteries. A handsome architectural issue and a nice addition to any Bhutan or worldwide stamp collection.