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$0.50
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.
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$0.75
Benin Scott C288–C289 (1979), MNH. Airmail set commemorating the bicentenary of Captain James Cook’s death, featuring his ships and scenes from Hawaii. Bright color with full original gum.
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$1.75
Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), MNH. King George VI definitive featuring a harbor shipping scene. Fresh color with full original gum.
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$0.50
Bermuda Scott #119 (1938), used. King George VI pictorial definitive featuring a harbor scene with ships. Light cancellation with good color and detail.
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$0.50
Bulgaria Scott #3686, 1992 MNH souvenir sheet featuring Christopher Columbus and scenes of early exploration.
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$1.00
Bulgaria Scott #3689a, 1992 MNH se-tenant pair commemorating the 500th anniversary of Columbus, featuring ships and portrait.
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$1.00
Canada Scott #210, 2¢ New Brunswick founding commemorative issued in 1934, used example.
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$0.50
Denmark Scott 1340 (2005) honors Danish merchant sailors who served during World War II, 1939–1945. A powerful maritime commemorative, offered in used condition.
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$0.50
Denmark Scott #988 (1993) is a used commemorative stamp featuring a classic sailing ship, celebrating Denmark’s maritime heritage.
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$2.25
Denmark 1996 traditional sailing boats set, Scott 1052–1054, used. Features regional Danish working vessels with technical drawings.
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$0.50
Denmark Scott #751–752 (1987), used two-stamp set commemorating the Danish Chart Archive and the Danish Pilotage Service.
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$1.75
Denmark Scott #760–763 (1988), used four-stamp set depicting Danish fishing and seafaring scenes.
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$1.00
Denmark Scott #B49–B52 (1976) semi-postal stamp set depicting historic ships tied to Denmark–America maritime history. Complete mint never hinged (MNH) set with full original gum.
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$1.00
French Polynesia Scott #218 (1956) is a Mint Never Hinged definitive showing a large sailing yacht under full sail. Ideal for maritime, nautical, and Pacific-themed collections.
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$2.00
Gabon Scott #C222 is a mint never hinged airmail commemorative issued in 1979 honoring the bicentenary of Captain James Cook’s death. Featuring a portrait of Cook with sailing ships, it is a strong example of exploration-themed African philately.
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$0.75
Greece Scott #667–668 (1969) featuring maritime sailing ship scenes in storm and calm waters. Two-stamp set with denominations 2.50 and 4.50 drachma.
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$0.50
Israel Scott #138–141 is a 1959 Ships of Israel commemorative set depicting vessels from antiquity to the modern era, issued with biblical quotation tabs. Offered mint never hinged with full original tabs.
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$0.50
South Korea Scott #1052–1053 MNH 1977 Economic Development set featuring industry and maritime themes.
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$0.50
New Hebrides Scott 195 (French Administration), used. Depicts new wharf at Port Vila with ship and harbor scene.
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$0.40
Senegal Scott #420 (1973) is a 200-franc maritime commemorative depicting sailboats racing in the Okinawa competition, issued under the theme “The sea as we love it.” A strong topical choice for sailing and ship collectors.
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$0.50
Seychelles Scott #129b (1952) is a 6-cent King George VI definitive depicting a fishing pirogue, offered unused with hinge, and popular with collectors of British colonial and maritime themes.
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$1.00
Seychelles Scott #136 (1952) is a 20-cent King George VI definitive depicting a fishing pirogue, offered unused with hinge and well suited to British colonial or maritime stamp collections.
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$7.00
Singapore Scott #149, $1 stamp featuring an 1861 waterfront harbor scene, used with cancellation.
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$4.50
Singapore #338 & #344 on 1984 registered airmail cover to Tampa, Florida with arrival backstamp.
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$2.75
Singapore Scott #345–348, used set of four high-value ship definitives ($1–$10) featuring coaster, oil tanker, screw steamer, and paddle wheel steamer.
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$0.40
1992 British Virgin Islands Scott #748, 15¢ commemorative showing Columbus’s fleet (Santa María, Niña, and Pinta). Mint never hinged with full original gum.