Norway, two stamps commemorating 200 years of emigration to North America.

Chile, a Chilean postal map showing the port of Valparaiso.

France, a stamp commemorating the Philapostel General Assembly in Arzon.

Isle of Man, a stamp, advertising sea voyages.

Aruba, two stamps with the port of this island.

Guinea Bissau, two sheets of nuclear-powered ships. Pictured are the icebreaker Arktika, the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, the cargo ship Otto Hahn, the icebreaker Lenin and the submarine USS Nautilus.

Great Britain, serving at sea on HMS Belfast.

Netherlands, lifeboats at the Costa Concordia.

Ukraine, speedboat.

Saudi Arabia, speedboat.

Romania, European Danube Police.

Spitsbergen, convoy during World War II.

Germany, Post Modern, Lighthouses in Southeast Asia.

Netherlands, lighthouse in Morocco.

France, Saint Tropez, a painting of Paul Signac

Germany, Post Modern, Lighthouses in South America.

Germany, Arriva Post, Lake Constance.

Germany, Arriva Post, Schluchsee, Black Forest.

Germany, private postal service provider Nordbrief.

Germany, private postal service provider Nordbrief.

Germany, private postal service provider Nordbrief.

Germany, private postal service provider Nordbrief.

Germany, Nordbrief, port of Husum.

Germany, Nordbrief, port of Eckernförde.

Germany, Nordbrief, fishing boat.

Djibouti, Sir Ernest Shackleton on his 150th birthday.

Indonesia, a sheet of eight stamps, by canoe through Indonesia.

Norway, from a set for the "Year of Outdoor Living" this canoe stamp.

Hungary, a souvenir sheet on the theme of kayaking. Only the upper part is shown here; the two lower rows show identical stamps.

Namibia, 8 souvenir sheets "Rowing at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London." The year 2025 is visible on the stamps. Here are only in two souvenir sheets depicted. Because, it looks like a "money printing machine." A country prints stamps from a past Olympics featuring athletes who do not belong to the country. Like with the Titanic, with approximately 1,000 stamps. Stamp collectors should buy them.

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