Anguilla – Scott # 491
$4.50Anguilla Scott #491 (1982) — MNH souvenir sheet marking the 21st Birthday of Princess Diana.
Features a full-color portrait framed by floral borders on a $5 issue. Fresh, clean, and beautifully preserved.
The British Commonwealth—later the Commonwealth of Nations—spans every continent, and its postage stamps tell the story of a global empire transformed into a partnership of independent states. From Queen Victoria’s engraved portraits to Elizabeth II’s modern commemoratives, Commonwealth issues capture political change, artistic innovation, and the shared heritage of half the world’s postal systems.
Collectors prize these stamps for their craftsmanship and continuity: the familiar monarch’s profile, colonial overprints, and regional emblems blend local identity with imperial design. Together, they form a vivid record of geography, culture, and evolving sovereignty—from Africa to the Pacific, from the Caribbean to South Asia.
Seek out early Omnibus issues (like the 1937 Coronation or 1949 UPU sets) and compare regional variations—they’re the crown jewels of Commonwealth collecting.
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Anguilla Scott #491 (1982) — MNH souvenir sheet marking the 21st Birthday of Princess Diana.
Features a full-color portrait framed by floral borders on a $5 issue. Fresh, clean, and beautifully preserved.

Anguilla Scott #114–118 (1970), MNH Christmas set of 5. Nativity artwork from European masters. Fresh, clean MNH group.

Anguilla Scott #375–380 (1980), MNH complete Winter Olympics set of 6. Includes hockey, skating, skiing, bobsled, luge, and venue scenes. Fresh MNH group.

Antigua Scott #224–227 (1969), MNH Christmas set of 4. Stained-glass nativity artwork from Italian and German masters. Fresh and clean MNH group.

Antigua Scott #85 (1938), Used. KGVI definitive featuring Nelson’s Dockyard. Clean cancel, strong color, sound condition.

Antigua Scott #86 (1938), unused hinged. KGVI definitive featuring Nelson’s Dockyard. Strong color, clean impression, light hinge mark.

Antigua Barbuda Scott 905; Antigua Christmas stamp; 1985 Christmas stamps; Madonna and Child stamp; De Landi stamp; religious art stamps; MNH holiday stamps; Caribbean philately.

Antigua 1970 Christmas set, Scott #258–261 (MNH). Four vivid color varieties featuring Dürer’s Nativity and Adoration engravings. Crisp lines, strong color, pristine gum—an elegant addition to any holiday or art-themed collection.

Antigua Scott #353–360 (1974) – MNH complete Christmas set of 8 featuring Renaissance Madonna and Child paintings. Fresh, attractive set.

Antigua Scott #402–404, MNH — 1976 set honoring West Indies champions of the 1975 Cricket World Cup. Features Viv Richards, Andy Roberts, and full team portrait. Fresh and vibrant.

Antigua Scott #459–463 (1977) – MNH complete Silver Jubilee set of 5 featuring scenes of Queen Elizabeth II. Bright, attractive, and well-preserved.

Antigua Scott #477–481 (1977) – MNH complete set of 5, overprinted “Royal Visit 28th October 1977.” Attractive, clean, and collectible.

Antigua Scott #562–567 (1979) – MNH set of 6 featuring classic Disney characters in colorful transportation scenes. Bright, fun, and highly collectible.

Antigua & Barbuda Scott #708–712 (1985) — MNH set of 5 featuring beautifully illustrated tropical fruits: cashew, passion fruit, mango, grapefruit, and pawpaw.

Antigua Scott #84–91, unused hinged set of 8 (1938–51). King George VI definitives featuring English Harbour, St. John’s Harbour, Nelson’s Dockyard, and Fort James. Clean, attractive hinged set.

Antigua & Barbuda Scott #936–937 (1985) — MNH pair honoring AMERIPEX ’86, featuring the Powhatan Arrow Express and Empire State Express streamlined locomotives.

Used ½d green Kangaroo and Map stamp from Australia (Scott #1), issued in 1913 as the country’s first national postage issue.

Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #104) issued in 1930 for the centenary of explorer Charles Sturt. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.

Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #1069) from the Living Together series, depicting members of the armed forces in a humorous cartoon design.

Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #1074) from the Living Together series, depicting a humorous visual arts gallery scene.

Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #1075) from the Living Together series, depicting a humorous performing arts scene.

Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #1076) from the Living Together series, depicting a humorous cartoon scene themed around banking.

Used Australian $2 definitive stamp (Scott #1132) depicting a scenic view of Norah Head, New South Wales.

Australia Scott #130 (Used). 1932 2d red “Sydney Harbour Bridge” commemorative. Clear design, strong color, and clean cancellation—an iconic classic of Australian philately.

Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #141) featuring the lyrebird, issued in 1937 in the 1 shilling denomination.

Australia Scott #1534 is a $5 used commemorative stamp featuring the Common Soft Tree Fern. Issued in the 1990s, it highlights Australia’s native rainforest flora and was intended for higher-rate postage and parcel use.

Australia Scott #1559 is a 45¢ used commemorative stamp featuring a Pacific Black Duck and ducklings. Issued in the 1990s, it highlights Australia’s native birdlife and wetland habitats.

Australia Scott 171 on WWII-era military-related airmail cover with Salvation Army, ACF, and YMCA cachet.

Australia Scott #177 (MNH). 1937 5s King George VI Coronation issue in rich purple-brown. Sharp engraving, pristine gum, and excellent color—an attractive high-value commemorative.

Australia Scott #177 (Used). 1937 5s King George VI Coronation issue in purple-brown with a clear cancel and strong detail. A desirable used example of this classic high-denomination stamp.

Australia Scott #1959 is a $1.50 used commemorative stamp featuring artwork from the Bavulu Community at Fitzroy Crossing. Issued in the early 2000s, it highlights contemporary Aboriginal Australian art and was intended for international mail.

Australia Scott #24 (Used). Early 1½d King George V Sideface definitive in purple-brown. Clear cancellation, strong color—an appealing example of this classic Australian issue.

Australia Scott #25 (Used). 1½d King George V Sideface definitive in green. Clear cancellation, clean color—an appealing classic issue for early Australia collectors.

Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #329) featuring a banksia flower, issued in 1959 as part of the native flora series.

Used 2½d blue Kangaroo and Map definitive from Australia (Scott #39), a later issue from the classic national series under King George V.

Mint never hinged Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #482) issued in 1970 for the bicentenary of Captain James Cook’s landing.

Mint never hinged Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #490) issued in 1970 for the 25th anniversary of the United Nations.

Unused hinged two-stamp set from Australia (Scott #491–492) issued in 1970 for the 50th anniversary of Qantas, featuring early and modern aviation imagery.

Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #578) reproducing A Holiday at Mentone (1888) by Charles Conder, issued in 1975 as part of the Art Gallery series.

Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #880) depicting the Sword-Grass Brown butterfly, issued in the $1 denomination.

Used Australian $1 definitive stamp (Scott #920) depicting the Crown of Thorns Starfish, a notable marine species of Australia’s coral reefs.

Australia Scott #C1 (Used). 1929 3d first airmail issue featuring a biplane over rural Australia. Strong color and clear cancel—an important early aviation commemorative.

Australia Scott #C4 (Used). 1937 1s6d “Mercury and Globes” airmail issue in violet-brown. Strong color, clean cancel—an attractive example of this classic aviation design.

Australia Sport Series I first day cover with bowling, football, fishing, and cricket stamps.

Australia Scott #142–144 (Used). Three-stamp group from the 1934–1936 Centenary issues for Victoria and South Australia. Clear cancels and strong engraved designs—an attractive set for collectors of early Australian commemoratives.

Mint never hinged two-stamp commemorative set from Australia (Scott #474–475) issued for the 1970 royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II.

Mint never hinged four-stamp set from Australia (Scott #483–486) depicting national development projects, including hydroelectric power, irrigation, mining, and energy.

Mint never hinged four-stamp set from Australia (Scott #541–544) promoting metric conversion through humorous cartoon designs.

Mint never hinged two-stamp commemorative set from Australia (Scott #597–598) issued for the 1974 centenary of the Universal Postal Union.

Mint never hinged four-stamp set from Australia (Scott #602–605) depicting preschool, advanced, correspondence, and science education themes.

Australian Antarctic Territory Scott #L9 is a 2c used definitive stamp featuring emperor penguins. Issued in the 1960s, it represents Australia’s Antarctic postal issues and polar wildlife themes.

A complete mint, never hinged set of Bahawalpur’s 1949 Universal Postal Union Anniversary stamps (Scott #26–29). Beautifully engraved by De La Rue and issued just before Bahawalpur joined Pakistan, these commemoratives mark the 75th anniversary of the UPU with striking imagery of global unity through communication.

Bahrain Scott #100 (1955) 4 annas definitive stamp overprinted on Great Britain Queen Elizabeth II issue. Used example with clear portrait and legible overprint.

Bahrain Scott #115–117 (1957) is a mint never hinged commemorative set honoring the Boy Scouts Golden Jubilee Jamboree, featuring Queen Elizabeth II and scouting symbols.

Bahrain Scott #92–95 (1953) overprinted Queen Elizabeth II definitive and revenue stamp set. Complete mint never hinged set with fresh color and sharp overprints.

Bahrain Scott #92–95 (1953) overprinted Queen Elizabeth II definitive and revenue stamp set. Complete mint never hinged set with fresh color and sharp overprints.

Barbados Scott #1069 is a used $1.40 commemorative stamp issued in 2004 celebrating the 100th anniversary of FIFA. Featuring a football goalkeeper in action, this issue appeals to collectors of football and sports-themed stamps.

Barbados Scott #119 (1916) 2d King George V definitive stamp with Britannia chariot design. Used example with clear imagery and sound perforations.

Barbados Scott #218, a 3-cent King George VI definitive depicting public buildings in Bridgetown. Offered used with a clear postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #221, an 8-cent King George VI definitive showing an inter-colonial schooner, a symbol of Caribbean maritime trade. Offered used with a bold postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #222, a 2-cent King George VI definitive depicting the iconic flying fish. Offered used with a clear postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #242, a 12-cent Queen Elizabeth II definitive featuring the iconic flying fish. Offered mint never hinged (MNH) with full original gum.

Barbados Scott #244, a 48-cent Queen Elizabeth II definitive depicting The Cathedral in Bridgetown. Offered mint never hinged (MNH) with full original gum.

Barbados Scott #276, a 25-cent definitive depicting brain coral (Colpophyllia), from the island’s marine life series. Offered used with a light postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #340, a 50-cent definitive depicting the Bowmanston Pumping Station, highlighting public infrastructure and modernization. Offered used with a postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #343, a $5 definitive depicting Seawell International Airport, symbolizing modern air travel and infrastructure. Offered used with postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #505, a 45-cent environmental commemorative promoting conservation and tree adoption. Offered used with a postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #645, a 20-cent marine life commemorative depicting the Christmas tree worm (Spirobranchus giganteus). Offered used with a postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #711, a 65-cent commemorative honoring the restoration of the historic Barbados Synagogue, established in 1654. Offered used with a postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #787, a $2 commemorative depicting the endemic God-horse stick insect (Bostra maxwelli). Offered used with a postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #884, a $5 commemorative depicting the USCGC Champlain (1931), honoring maritime and naval history. Offered used with a postal cancellation.

Barbados Scott #904 is a used $2 commemorative stamp featuring a Gazelle helicopter in flight. Issued in 1984, this colorful aviation-themed issue appeals to collectors of aircraft, helicopters, and modern transportation stamps.

Barbados Scott #924 is a used $1.10 commemorative stamp issued in 1985 depicting a traditional Barbadian chattel house. A culturally significant issue appealing to collectors of architecture and Caribbean heritage themes.

Barbados Scott #957 is a used $1.75 commemorative stamp issued in 1988 celebrating the 50th anniversary of the University of the West Indies. An appealing issue for collectors of education, universities, and Caribbean history.

Barbados Scott #987 is a used 70¢ commemorative stamp issued in 2000 depicting Bridgetown Port with cruise ships docked in the harbor. A strong topical issue for collectors of ships, ports, and Caribbean maritime scenes.

Barbados Scott #990 is a used $1.40 commemorative stamp issued in 2000 depicting a cricket match at Kensington Oval. A strong thematic issue for collectors of sports, cricket, and Caribbean culture.

Barbados Scott #995 is a used $10 commemorative stamp issued in 2000 depicting Grantley Adams International Airport with terminal, control tower, and aircraft. A strong topical issue for collectors of aviation and transportation stamps.

Barbados Scott #323–326 (1969) Boy Scouts Association Independence commemoratives, a complete four-stamp set illustrating Scouting activities and institutions. Offered mint never hinged (MNH).

Barbados Scott #372–375 (1972) Boy Scouts Diamond Jubilee commemoratives, including designs for the 4th Caribbean Jamboree. Complete four-stamp set offered mint never hinged (MNH).

Barbuda Scott #174 is a mint never hinged 4¢ definitive stamp depicting a greater amberjack. A clean, attractive issue for collectors of fish, marine life, and Caribbean wildlife themes.

Barbuda Scott #180 is a mint never hinged 25¢ definitive stamp depicting an island boat jetty with fishing vessels. A quiet scenic issue appealing to collectors of maritime and Caribbean island themes.

Barbuda Scott #181 is a mint never hinged 35¢ definitive stamp depicting the historic Martello Tower. A strong issue for collectors of fortifications, military history, and Caribbean landmarks.

Barbuda Scott #242 is a mint never hinged $1.25 definitive stamp depicting a glossy cowbird. An attractive issue for collectors of birds, wildlife, and Caribbean nature themes.

Barbuda Scott #243 is a mint never hinged $2 definitive stamp depicting a purple gallinule in a wetland setting. A colorful issue for collectors of birds and Caribbean wildlife themes.

Barbuda Scott #381 is a mint never hinged 95¢ commemorative stamp issued in 1979 for the death centenary of Sir Rowland Hill. Offered as a control block with selvage, featuring a 19th-century mail coach.

Barbuda Scott #384 is a mint never hinged $2 commemorative stamp issued in 1979 for the death centenary of Sir Rowland Hill. Offered as a control block with selvage and Penny Black vignette, ideal for postal history collectors.

Barbuda Scott #578–580 is a complete mint never hinged commemorative set issued in 1983 for the 200th anniversary of man’s first flight, featuring historic balloon ascents. A strong set for collectors of aviation and early flight history.

British Bechuanaland Scott #35 is a used 1d provisional stamp from 1885, created by overprinting a Cape of Good Hope issue. A classic overprint appealing to collectors of British colonial and African postal history.

Belize Scott #400 is a used 35¢ definitive stamp depicting a citreoline trogon. A colorful wildlife issue appealing to collectors of birds and Central American nature themes.

Belize Scott #641 is a used 50¢ commemorative stamp issued in 1982 celebrating the 75th anniversary of Scouting and the 125th anniversary of Lord Baden-Powell’s birth. A thematic issue for collectors of Scouting and youth organization stamps.

Belize Scott #708 is a used 50¢ definitive stamp depicting a coral crab (Carpilius corallinus). A colorful marine life issue appealing to collectors of ocean and Caribbean wildlife themes.

Belize Scott #709 is a used 80¢ definitive stamp depicting a tube sponge (Callyspongia vaginalis). An attractive marine life issue for collectors of ocean and Caribbean wildlife themes.

Belize Scott #911 is a mint never hinged $1 definitive stamp depicting a yellowtail snapper (Ocyurus chrysurus). A bright marine life issue appealing to collectors of fish and Caribbean nature themes.

Belize Scott #1009–1012 is a complete mint never hinged commemorative set issued in 1993 for the World Orchid Conference in Glasgow. Featuring orchid species, this set appeals to collectors of flowers and botanical-themed stamps.

Belize Scott #1083–1086 is a complete mint never hinged WWF commemorative set depicting howler monkeys in their natural habitat. A strong thematic group for collectors of wildlife and conservation stamps.

Belize Scott #451–458 (1980) complete MNH set commemorating the Moscow Summer Olympic Games, featuring modern graphic sports designs.

Bermuda Scott #101 (1935), used. Silver Jubilee issue featuring King George V and a view of Hamilton Harbour. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), MNH. King George VI definitive featuring a harbor shipping scene. Fresh color with full original gum.

Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), used. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a harbor scene with ships. Light cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #120A, 2½d King George VI stamp, Mint Never Hinged with coastal scenic design.

Bermuda Scott #121a (1938), MNH. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring Gibbs Hill Lighthouse. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #121D (1938), MNH. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a Bermuda longtail in flight over the ocean. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #122 (1938), MNH. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a scenic coastal landscape. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #153 (1953), MNH. Queen Elizabeth II pictorial definitive featuring a Bermuda longtail in flight. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #157 (1953), used. Queen Elizabeth II definitive featuring a detailed map of the Bermuda islands. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #158 (1953), used. Queen Elizabeth II definitive featuring the seal of the Town of St. George. Light cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #179 (1962), MNH. Queen Elizabeth II definitive featuring H.M. Dockyard. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #182a (1962), MNH. Queen Elizabeth II definitive featuring a historic Bermuda cottage. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #250 (1970), used. QEII definitive featuring an early 18th-century Bermuda house, surcharged from 30¢ to 2¢. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #263 (1976), used. QEII definitive featuring Jacaranda blossoms. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #267 (1976), used. QEII definitive featuring Tecoma blossoms against a purple background. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #307 (1973), used. Tennis centenary commemorative showing play at the St. George’s courts with harbor background.

Bermuda Scott #309 (1974), used. Commemorates the 50th anniversary of Rotary in Bermuda, featuring St. Peter’s Church and Rotary gear symbols.

Bermuda Scott #321 (1977), used. Commemorates the 50th anniversary of airmail service, featuring a Boeing 747 jet. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #324 (1976), used. QEII definitive featuring Morning Glory blossoms. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #363 (1986), MNH. QEII definitive featuring the White-tailed Tropicbird (Bermuda longtail) in flight. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #374 (1986), MNH. QEII definitive featuring the Rock Beauty angelfish in a natural underwater setting. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #375 (1986), MNH. QEII definitive featuring the Banded Butterfly Fish in a natural reef setting. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #375 (1986), used. QEII definitive featuring the Banded Butterfly Fish in a reef setting. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #376 (1986), MNH. QEII definitive featuring the Blue Angelfish in a natural reef setting. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #377 (1986), MNH. QEII definitive featuring a Humpback Whale surfacing near the island. Full original gum with fresh color.

Bermuda Scott #439 (1988), used. QEII-era definitive featuring an early Bermuda fitted dinghy under sail. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #471 (1990), used. QEII definitive featuring traditional Bermudian dress and cultural imagery. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #482 (1991), used. QEII-era definitive featuring the wrecked sailing vessel Constellation (1943). Clear cancellation with good color and detail.

Bermuda Scott #296–297 (1972), MNH. Two-stamp set commemorating the Silver Wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.