Royal mail old stamp

You're interested in vintage Royal Mail stamps!

The Royal Mail, also known as the General Post Office (GPO), has been issuing stamps in the United Kingdom since 1840. Over the years, they have released many iconic and collectible stamps. Here are a few notable ones:

1. Penny Black (1840): The world's first adhesive postage stamp, featuring a young Queen Victoria.
2. Victoria Regina (1852-1901): A series of stamps featuring Queen Victoria, with various designs and denominations.
3. Edward VII (1902-1910): Stamps featuring King Edward VII, with a focus on his coronation and royal family.
4. George V (1910-1936): Stamps featuring King George V, with a focus on his reign and the British Empire.
5. King George VI (1936-1952): Stamps featuring King George VI, with a focus on his reign and the Second World War.
6. Queen Elizabeth II (1952-present): Stamps featuring Queen Elizabeth II, with a focus on her reign, royal family, and British culture.

Some popular and collectible Royal Mail stamps include:

• Wildlife series (1960s-1970s): A series of stamps featuring British wildlife, such as birds, mammals, and insects.
• Royal Family series (1980s-1990s): A series of stamps featuring the British Royal Family, including Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, and Princess Diana.
• British Heritage series (1990s-2000s): A series of stamps celebrating British history and culture, including landmarks, art, and literature.
• Special events and anniversaries: Stamps issued to commemorate special events, such as the Olympics, World Cup, and royal weddings.

These are just a few examples of the many fascinating Royal Mail stamps out there. If you're interested in collecting vintage stamps, you can find them at philatelic shops, online marketplaces, or through stamp dealers.