France, a souvenir sheet "le Temps des Paquebots", the time of the Paquebot vessels. 50 years commission day "France", 1962 first day in commission, 1979 renamed in "Norway" and 2006 in "Blue Lady".

Jordan, a set with four stamps, old astronomical instruments. They were needed in shipping in those days. We see a telescope, a sextant, a nocturnum and an astrolabe.

		New Zealand, a set with five stamps, "Great Voyages of New Zealand". We can see the names of the ships on the stamps.

South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands, a set with 8 stamps, "Marine Protected Area". These areas are intended to protect the underwater environment and ensure sustainable fisheries. Addition to the animals, some vessels are visible.

Ascension, Shackleton - Rowlett Expedition 1921-1922. There are several combinations of 6 different stamps and three sheets. In the upper row depicted Sir Ernest Shackleton, John Quiller Rowlett and Frank Wild. In the second row we see the "Quest", leaving London, offshore Ascension and trapped in the ice.

Portugal Madeira, a souvenir sheet with two stamps, Tourism 2012, thereby the MS "Santa Maria". In July 2012 Seemotive has shown a similar sheet about the Azores with the MS "Funchal". See   marken/marken1206.htm - July stamps.

Algeria, a set with six stamps, armed forces. Among them this frigate, supposable "Reis Korso".

Arab Emirates, a set with five stamps, "50 years first shipment of oil". Among them these two maritime stamps.

	Arab Emirates, two souvenir sheets, the 22nd traditional Dhow Sailing Races.

Australia, a set with two stamps, Colonial Heritage. Left a view on Sydney and their peoples (1850) and right the port of Hobart (1899).

Brasil, one single stamp, oil production under the seabed.

Burundi, sailing vessels. The sheet right we have shown in July 2012, but here again, they belongs together.

	Burundi, two sheets for the honorable Russian painter Ivan Aivazovsky. He also has the famous "Ninth Wave" painted.

Estonia, a new stamp in the annual serial about lighthouses. The lighthouse Käsmu Tuletorn is a wooden tower of the year 1892.

Guernsey, a set with six stamps, celebrating 150 years of the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club.

Guinea, a sheet with three stamps on the civilization of the Vikings. Guinea and the Vikings, Africans should be better to stay with their past. Seemotive shows this sheet just because it is offered for sale in Germany.

Marshall Islands, a se-tenant of 15 stamps with cloud pictures. Among them, we find two stamps with a steamer and a canoe.

Pitcairn Island, a set with four stamps and a souvenir sheet with one stamp about the famoust ships of this island. The ship was burned, nevertheless "Romatic Bounty".

	Portugal, three new issues. Left top a small sheet about the river "Rio Duoro". Besides the the sail training vessels "Sagres" and " Creoula" as single stamps and left on a souvenir sheet.

Salomon Islands, a souvenir sheet with four stamps "Maritime History".

SP&M, a single stamp, Andre Paturel, 1942 - 1987. The entrepreneur has designed the flag of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. As you can see on the stamp, he was an enthusiastic sailor.

Togo, a souvenir sheet with one stamp "friendship with Germany". We see the German explorer Gustav Nachtigal on the sheet and on the stamp in addition to the current Togo President. Left a German Flying P-Liner, which had nothing to do with Africa.

	France, an automat stamp, at Rochefort a festival took place during the reconstruction of the sailing ship "Hermione".

Germany, here also increases the business of individual stamps that are offered on Ebay. In the top row we see 2 times the "Pamir" and then the bow of the "Passat". In the bottom row the "Priwall" and 2 times the "Padua".

Norway, an individual single stamp with the German museum ship "Cap San Diego". This stamp was in September 2012 offered to Nordposta in Hamburg.

	Netherlands, four individual single stamps.

The new Titanic stamps that have appeared 2012 be displayed because of the number on a separate page. In recent months, other stamps / sheets have been added. You need to click on this line.

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