Netherlands, a se-tenant of two Stamp Day stamps. Pictured is Admiral Michiel de Ruyter.

Bahamas, a small sheet with a stamp. Shown is a merchant aircraft carrier.

France, a stamp, an airplane with the carrier in the background.

Greenland, a stamp with an Inuit hunting.

Isle of Man, a set of six stamps, "ship wrecks". Pictured are from top left "Santa Catalina" 1588, brig "Racehorse" 1822, brig "Lily" 1852, barque "Thorne" 1890, the steamer "Clan MacMaster" in 1923 and the trawler "Cevic" in 1927.

Sierra Leone, two sheets with the Chinese drone carrier "Zhu Hai Yun". Length * Width * Draft = 85,5 * 14 * 6,1 meter.

Netherlands, one sheet with five stamps, view of North Holland. Also included are the harbour, ship and lighthouse.

Netherlands, three individual stamps. Left the "Alexander von Humboldt II", in the middle the MS "Amera" and on the right the "Waddenzee".

Austria, on the left the sea-grotto Hinterbrühl with a local excursion boat. A Christmas stamp on the right with a cargo ship in the background.

Spain, two sheets. On the left 450 years of the Battle of Lepanto, on the right the Spanish research ship "Hesperides" A33 from the Spanish Antarctic Campaign.

Monaco, a single stamp to "Centenary of the Union International Motonautique".

Austria, a small sheet to 150 years north polar expedition Austria - Hungary.

Monaco, a joint issue with the French Southern and Antarctic Territories (TAAF). In commemoration of 100 years of death of Prince Albert I. Prince Albert I supported the 2nd Antarctic expedition of Jean-Baptiste Charcot, left on the sheets.

Monaco, a stamp with a view of Spitsbergen 1907. It also commemorates 100 years of Prince Albert I.

Liechtenstein, a souvenir sheet with three stamps for the film "Ferry to Hong Kong". Pictured is the actor Curd Jürgens, who died 40 years ago.

Great Britain, a souvenir sheet with four "Royal Marines Uniforms" stamps. Besides the stamps is a picture of the naval battle of Trafalgar at the death of Admiral Nelson.

USA, a sheet of 10 stamps, "Mighty Mississippi".

Austria, a single stamp with the "Eisenerzer Wassermann" (waterman).

Lithuania, a single stamp with the minehunter "Südovis" (ex Koblenz).

Australia, a souvenir sheet with two stamps about the historical Jukongs. These are small sailing boats at the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

Togo, three sheets with interesting stamps, ships of the future. Pictured above left: The crusader "Scarlet Lady", the "Aquarius Eco", a zero-emission ship with rigid sails and a Norwegian development REVOLT, an unmanned autonomous ship. In addition the crusader "Norwegisn Viva". Top right an Oceanco yacht and the Japanese NYK "Super Eco 2030". On the left the "Ocean Bird", a cargo ship concept from the Swedish Wallenius company and the "Admiral X Force 145", a 145m long superyacht from Italy with a catamaran.

Madagascar, a sheet with three stamps about Charles Darwin. Pictured is the researcher and that Ship "Beagle".

Madagascar, a souvenir sheet with eight stamps about Red Cross and hospital ships.

Austria, two stamps for Philatelic Day in Salzburg, September 2022 and February 2022. There are still several personalized stamps in circulation.

Spain, a single stamp with a lighthouse.

Tanzania, a single stamp with the "House of Wonders". In the tower is a beacon.

Saint Pierre et Miquelon, a single stamp with a lighthouse and lighthouse keeper.

Aruba, a single stamp with the California lighthouse.

Italy, a single stamp "Paolo Emilio Tavani" with a lighthouse on the left.

A lighthouse stamp from the Far East.

Føroyar, a single stamp with northern lights.

Portugal, a sheet about the legend of Machim.

Austria, a combination of 20 European lighthouses. Pictured are from top left: Rubjerg Knude Denmark, Tourlitis Greece, Westerheversand Germany, Moritzburg Germany, Cordouan France, Eierland Netherlands, Chania Greece, Kjeungskjaer Norway, Beachy Head England, Cap Frehel France, La Corbiere Jersey, Lindau Germany, Torre de Hercules Spain, Fastnet Rock Ireland, Punta Carena Italy, Kopu Estonia, Farol de Santa Maria Portugal, Lange Jan Sweden, Longships England and Podersdorf Austria.

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