Netherlands Antilles – Scott # B17, used
$1.00Netherlands Antilles Scott #B17 (1952) is a used semi-postal issued for Seamen’s Welfare, featuring a ship and harbor scene and a 12½c + 7c denomination.
The Netherlands Antilles issued some of the most colorful and visually distinctive stamps in the Dutch colonial world. Representing islands such as Curaçao, Aruba, Bonaire, St. Maarten, Saba, and St. Eustatius, these stamps blend European design traditions with unmistakable Caribbean character.
Early issues often feature Dutch monarchs and the colonial coat of arms, while later stamps highlight Willemstad’s pastel waterfronts, sailing ships, tropical wildlife, beaches, and local life. Bright colors, clear engraving, and scenic island views are hallmarks of Antillean philately.
For collectors, Netherlands Antilles stamps offer an appealing mix of colonial history, Caribbean imagery, and strong graphic design, making them a rewarding and visually engaging collecting area.
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Netherlands Antilles Scott #B17 (1952) is a used semi-postal issued for Seamen’s Welfare, featuring a ship and harbor scene and a 12½c + 7c denomination.

Netherlands Antilles Scott #295–300 (1950) is a six-stamp MNH definitive set featuring scenes and cultural symbols from Curaçao, Aruba, Saba, Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and St. Maarten.

Netherlands Antilles Scott #324–326 (1970) is a three-stamp used set featuring historic church and synagogue interiors from the islands.

Netherlands Antilles Scott #666–671 (1992) MNH is a six-stamp WWF wildlife set featuring the White-tailed Deer in various natural poses.

Netherlands Antilles Scott #757–759 (1996) MNH is a three-stamp set commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Lions Club of Curaçao and its community service mission.