Stamps from Australia capture the continent’s distinctive natural beauty, Indigenous heritage, and long postal tradition dating back to the early Commonwealth era. Classic issues include the iconic Kangaroo and Map designs of 1913 and finely engraved portraits of King George V, reflecting Australia’s early nationhood after federation. Later pictorials showcase native wildlife, outback landscapes, Aboriginal art, historic architecture, and cultural celebrations, while modern issues highlight Australia’s scientific achievements and diverse society. This category includes classics, commemoratives, definitives, and airmails spanning more than a century of rich Australian postal history.
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Australia – Scott # 1, used
$3.00Used ½d green Kangaroo and Map stamp from Australia (Scott #1), issued in 1913 as the country’s first national postage issue.
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Australia – Scott # 104, used
$0.50Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #104) issued in 1930 for the centenary of explorer Charles Sturt. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.
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Australia – Scott # 1132, used
$0.40Used Australian $2 definitive stamp (Scott #1132) depicting a scenic view of Norah Head, New South Wales.
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Australia – Scott # 130, used
$0.50Australia Scott #130 (Used). 1932 2d red “Sydney Harbour Bridge” commemorative. Clear design, strong color, and clean cancellation—an iconic classic of Australian philately.
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Australia – Scott # 141, used
$1.50Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #141) featuring the lyrebird, issued in 1937 in the 1 shilling denomination.
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Australia – Scott # 1534, used
$0.75Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott # 1559, used
$0.50Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott # 177
$6.50Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott # 177, used
$1.50Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott # 1959, used
$0.50Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott # 24, used
$0.75Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott # 25, used
$0.75Australia Scott #25 (Used). 1½d King George V Sideface definitive in green. Clear cancellation, clean color—an appealing classic issue for early Australia collectors.
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Australia – Scott # 329, used
$0.50Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #329) featuring a banksia flower, issued in 1959 as part of the native flora series.
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Australia – Scott # 39, used
$12.50Used 2½d blue Kangaroo and Map definitive from Australia (Scott #39), a later issue from the classic national series under King George V.
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Australia – Scott # 482
$0.75Mint never hinged Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #482) issued in 1970 for the bicentenary of Captain James Cook’s landing.
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Australia – Scott # 482, used
$0.50Australia Scott #482 is a used commemorative stamp issued in 1970 for the Bicentennial of Captain James Cook’s 1770 voyage. Featuring Cook, HMS Endeavour, and symbolic imagery, it highlights a key moment in Australian exploration history.
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Australia – Scott # 490
$0.40Mint never hinged Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #490) issued in 1970 for the 25th anniversary of the United Nations.
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Australia – Scott # 491-92, hinged
$0.50Unused hinged two-stamp set from Australia (Scott #491–492) issued in 1970 for the 50th anniversary of Qantas, featuring early and modern aviation imagery.
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Australia – Scott # 578, used
$0.50Used Australian commemorative stamp (Scott #578) reproducing A Holiday at Mentone (1888) by Charles Conder, issued in 1975 as part of the Art Gallery series.
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Australia – Scott # 880, used
$0.50Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #880) depicting the Sword-Grass Brown butterfly, issued in the $1 denomination.
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Australia – Scott # 920, used
$0.50Used Australian $1 definitive stamp (Scott #920) depicting the Crown of Thorns Starfish, a notable marine species of Australia’s coral reefs.
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Australia – Scott # C1, used
$2.75Australia Scott #C1 (Used). 1929 3d first airmail issue featuring a biplane over rural Australia. Strong color and clear cancel—an important early aviation commemorative.
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Australia – Scott # C4, used
$2.50Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott #s 1107-09 & 1111 on FDC
$2.00Australia Sport Series I first day cover with bowling, football, fishing, and cricket stamps.
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Australia – Scott #s 142-
$10.00Australia 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.
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Australia – Scott #s 474-75
$0.75Mint never hinged two-stamp commemorative set from Australia (Scott #474–475) issued for the 1970 royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Australia – Scott #s 483-86
$0.75Mint never hinged four-stamp set from Australia (Scott #483–486) depicting national development projects, including hydroelectric power, irrigation, mining, and energy.
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Australia – Scott #s 541-44
$1.00Mint never hinged four-stamp set from Australia (Scott #541–544) promoting metric conversion through humorous cartoon designs.
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Australia – Scott #s 597-98
$0.75Mint never hinged two-stamp commemorative set from Australia (Scott #597–598) issued for the 1974 centenary of the Universal Postal Union.
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Australia – Scott #s 602-05
$1.00Mint never hinged four-stamp set from Australia (Scott #602–605) depicting preschool, advanced, correspondence, and science education themes.
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Australian Antarctic Territory – Scott # L9, used
$0.50Australian 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.
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South Australia – Scott # 137, used
$2.00South Australia Scott #137 is a Six Pence used definitive stamp featuring Queen Victoria. Issued in the 1880s, it represents classic colonial-era postage from the Australian States period.
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South Australia – Scott # 152, used
$4.00South Australia Scott #152 is a Six Pence used definitive stamp featuring Queen Victoria. Issued in the 1890s, it represents late colonial-era postage from South Australia prior to Federation.
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Tasmania – Scott # 87, used
$1.00Tasmania Scott #87 (Used). 1899–1900 1d “Mount Wellington” pictorial in carmine-red. Strong color with clear cancel—an attractive classic from the Tasmania Pictorial series.




