Azerbaijan Sheet

I am looking for this exact sheet.If anyone has a source let me know.

Camair, Cameroon

2011 First Flight of Camair-Co 28. March WM: None   Perforation: 13 x 13½

Cameroon Tourism

1998 Tourism WM: None   Perforation: 14 x 14½

Cameroon On Nigeria

1961 Nigeria Postage Stamps Overprinted "U.K.T.T." 19. September    WM: 1   Perforation: 14

The British Cameroons As the British Cameroons are integrated with Nigeria, Nigerian stamps are used from around 1920. Special issues have appeared in 1960 for use in the British Cameroons issued by the British trust administration – stamps of Nigeria overprinted ‘Cameroons U.K.T.T.’ for ‘Cameroons United Kingdom Trusteeship Territory’. These stamps were issued in the British currency and valid for use in the Northern Cameroons until joined with Nigeria on 1 June 1961 and in the Southern Cameroons until joined with Cameroon on 1 October 1961.

Cameroon On Nigeria

1960 Nigeria Postage Stamps Overprinted "U.K.T.T." 1. October    WM: 1   Perforation: 14

Malaysian Ferns

A green creation

This wonderful sheet can remind anyone of a jungle scene.Most of all this sheet is tough to find.
However if readers contact me , this sheet is easy to get.

Postmen Souvenir Sheet

An improving service

As we know these men serve the last link in the postal service.Also in some cases they also serve as the first and only link of postal delivery.
Postal Services  only serve to improve the quality of life.So we must embrace them.
Most of all as this sheet is produced we must show our patronage by  buying more of these sheets.For details of purchase kindly contact me.

Trination Sheet

A cute sheet

If there is a desire to get this sheet let me know.This sheet is available now.

National Service in Malaysia

A great sheet.

Suddenly many copies of this sheet are available.For anyone who wants to sheet let me know.

Biological Diversity

This sheet looks great.Many years back I received this sheet.If anyone can provide this sheet to me let me know.

Bharat Sports.

A way to spend time.

There are four stamps in Setenant  mode.There is a big sheet involved.I have that sheet too.
That sheet is a joint issue with China.
I have put these four stamps in three times for emphasis.
I have a steady source who can give me this sheet.Kindly contact me for details.

Philippine Rare Stamps

A rare couple.

To understand how rare these stamps are just ask me.
To get these stamps uploaded here is no joke.
It involves scanning and then placing them on a blog page.
Anyone who wants to contribute to this effort can contact me.

Philately on Youtube

A new way to advertise.

Recently people are using Youtube to advertise their items.I am just using this medium recently.I can advise any new comers.

Blog Invites Travel

An escape.

This blog can help a person to get ideas to travel.Kindly contact me for details.

KL Tower Card

A great place.

This tower is a very prominent part of Kuala Lumpur.
There is a costly  revolving restaurant  up on the tower.

Malaysia Arts and Crafts

A period of craft.

These stamps were issued a long time back.
Now I am looking for more sources of these stamps.

Southern Serow - Stamp

Southern Serow - Naemorbedus Sumatraensis Stamp

A great animal stamp.

Related to other herbivores, Serows in the genus Capricornis have relatively short bodies and long legs. The upperparts of their bodies are usually black or dark grey sometimes with reddish tinges. Their under parts are paler. A long shaggy mane of hair runs along their backs.

Both sexes of the serow are similar in size with short slightly curved horns. There is a distinctive large open gland in front of each of their eyes.

The serow mainly inhibits steep forested cliffs including limestone mountains. They can also be found in lowlands and on off-shore limestone islands as well. Serows will come out to feed in more open areas in the early morning and late evening. The serow will eat almost all vegetation.

Mainly solitary, serows come together only to mate. One or usually two young are born after a gestation period of 7-8 months. The young may stay with the mother for up to a year. The serows' territory spans from India to southern China. This includes most of the mainland in South-East Asia and Sumatra. It is believe that serows have great healing properties. This is the reason they are hunted till today. Their numbers in the wild have decreased and today, serows are totally protected under the Protection of Wildlife Act.

Technical Details

Date of Issue : 25-Jan-2003

Stamp Value : 30 Sen; 50 Sen Setenant

Stamp Size : 30mm X 40mm

Sheet Content : 20 Stamps

Perforation : 14

Paper : Watermarked, Phosphor Coated

Printing Process : Lithography

First Day Cover Value : 30 Sen

Presentation Pack Value : RM3.00

Arachnid Stamps

Malaysia post issued a set of four stamps featuring various spiders found in the country. The spiders are Fighting Spider, Curved Spiny Spider, St Andrew’s Cross Spider, Golden Orb-web Spider some of which are poisonous also.

Thiania bhamoensis:
The species is iridescent green-blue. Females are more green, males more blue. From the front view, the female’s face are black. And the males are white.






                                                                                                                                       









 These spiders build a silken retreat by binding a pair of green leaves together, where they rest, moult and lay their eggs, which is unusual for a jumping spider. Making a single rivet to attach the leaves takes about half an hour. About four to ten rivets are arranged in a roughly elliptical manner. These nests are built by both sexes and juveniles. Although T. bhamoensis can be found on many kinds of plants, it most often chooses Crinum asiaticum (spider lily).

Because two males will readily fight each other, either in a natural setting, or if put together, they are commonly known as “fighting spider” in South-east Asia. These spiders are commonly kept in matchboxes with a piece of green leaf and a spat of saliva for moisture. A spider that wins fight after fight gets the status of “first king”.

Gasteracantha arcuata:
Spiders of the Gasteracantha genus build vertical orb-webs with an open hub which are easily recognised. They have a hard, flat body armed with three pairs of spines on the edge of the abdomen. The spinnerets are elevated on a large projection and surrounded by a sclerotised ring-like structure.

In Singapore, the spider can be found only among tree branches on Bukit Timah Hill.

Argiope versicolor:
This species appears very similar to Argiope pulchella. Both have a pentagonal abdomen. The flat, oval, whitish egg-sac has a papery texture and is often suspended near the web. Argiope spiders make webs which are suspended vertically 1-2 metres from the ground.

The web of mature female spiders of this genus can be easily recognised by the X-shaped zigzag bands of white silk in the centre of the web.

The brilliantly coloured spider with silvery hair on the carapace sits head down in the centre of the web, and holds its legs in pairs in such a way that they appear to be aligned to the four arms of the letter ‘X’. The males are dull in colour and like the females, have the habit of pairing their legs. Their webs are, however, decorated by a lace-like centre, instead of white bands in the shape of the letter ‘X’.

Nephila maculata:
The Golden Orb Web Spider is not the largest spider, but makes the largest and strongest web. It gets its name from the golden colour of its silk.



The web can run from the top of a tree 6m high and up to 2m wide. Unlike other spider webs, the Golden Orb Web Spider’s web is not dismantled often and can last several years.
Designed to catch large flying insects, the web is slightly angled. It is not a perfect wheel and is usually off-centre. To make its web, the spider releases a thin thread into the wind. When it catches on something, the spider walks along it trailing a stronger non-sticky thread. It repeats the process in the centre of the line to form a strong Y-frame. Around this, it spins the rest of the web out of sticky capture silk.




The silk is so strong that it can trap small birds, which the spider doesn’t eat. These trapped creatures often destroy the web by thrashing around. To avoid such damage, the spider often leaves a line of insect husks on its web (like the safety strip across glass doors!); or builds smaller barrier webs around the main web.

Technical Details

Date of Issue : 7th December 2009

Stamp Value : 30 sen (2 Designs), 50 sen & RM1
Sheet Content : 20 Stamps

Miniature Sheet Size : RM5 (Embossed)

First Day Cover Value : 30 Sen

Perforation 14

Paper Watermarked SPM, Phosphor Coated

Printing Process Lithography

Printer : Percetakan Keselamatan Nasional Sdn. Bhd.

Designer : Teh Yew Kiang

Endangered Tiger Species Sheet

A beautiful scene.

After rechecking my stocks a few of these sheets are now available.Do note there is a increase in price.
All terms are open for discussion.

Malaysia Big Cats

A view of the  Big Cats 

Vietnam Stamp,Vietnamese Women's traditional costume

A couple of ladies.

Although this stamp came to me many years back, this stamp is now displayed in the hope to get more such stamps.Anyone can contact me for details.

Rare Reptiles Of Malaysia Stamp 2005

The Five-banded Gliding Lizard (Draco quinquefasciatus) is a medium-sized lizard that inhibits lowland primary rainforest, often close to swamps or other water bodies. This species is easily identified by the five dark bands across the live green dorsum and patagium. It often stays at the base of tree trunks to feed on ants, termites and other small insects. This species ranges from Southern Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia, 

Technical Details

Date of Issue : 28-Sep-2005

Stamp Value : 30 Sen ( 2 Designs); 50 Sen; RM1

Stamp Size : 40 mm X 30 mm

Miniature Sheet Denomination : RM2.00

Miniature Sheet Size : 70mm X 100mm

Stamp Size in Miniature Sheet : 40mm X 50mm

Perforation : 14

Sheet Content : 20 Stamps

Paper : SPM Watermarked, Phosphor Coated

Printing Process : Lithography

Printer : Percetakan Keselamatan Nasional Sdn. Bhd

Stamp Designer : Reign Associates Sdn. Bhd

First Day Cover Value : 30 Sen

Folder Value : RM 5.00




Today, there are hundreds of species of reptiles in Malaysia. The major groups being crocodiles, turtles, snakes, lizards and frogs. All reptiles are cold-blooded, which is why they warm themselves in the sun, and have bodies covered in dry, horny scales. Some reptiles lay eggs; others give birth to live young.

All reptiles are vertebrates, animal with backbones. They are low to the ground, and all except snakes and a few lizards have four legs.

The size of reptiles can range from the very tiniest of frogs that are smaller than a person's thumbnail to crocodiles that are several meters long. An astonishing fact of these species is their ability to glide from tree to tree or from a tree to the forest floor.

The Harlequin Monitor (Varanus dumerilii) is a fairly large monitor that can demonstrate an incredible shyness when observed. The juvenile Harlequin Monitor tends to be more colorful than the adult. This is due to its bold orange-colored head, which however disappears with growth. Its diet includes insects such as termites, ants, cockroaches and so on. This lizard inhibits Southern West Malaysia, Sumatra and Borneo.

The rare Rough-necked Monitor (Varanus rudicollis) is characterized by its greatly enlarged, strongly kneeled neck scales that are arranged in 10-12 longitunal series. It is dark with crossbands and reddish areas on the side of the neck. Reaching 120 cm in total, this arboreal monitor inhibits Southern West Malaysia and Borneo.

The Great Anghehead Lizard (Gonocephalus grandis) is amazing to observe in the wild because of its incredible camouflage when blending into the environment. A crest runs down the length of the male lizard's body, and some have spikes over the large dewlaps. This lizard is usually blue in color, but can vary in different situations. This species occurs in the far south of Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra and in Borneo.



Estuarine crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), the largest of all the crocodile species, can be found in such extensive places that range from Eastern India, Southern China through Malaysia and the Philippines to Northern Australia and the Pacific Islands. This crocodile usually inhibits river estuaries and coastal regions including mangroves and remote beaches. It feeds on various vertebrates including fish, water birds and various mammals.

Tunisia Stamp, Chebba

A stamp on a card.

This stamp was stuck and used as postage on a postcard sent to me many years back.
I hope to get more such stamps soon.Anyone able to help me let me know.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Long Horned Grasshopper

An active insect.

By now we know there are various insects in this world.It is nice to see them displayed on a postcard.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Dragonfly

A harmless insect

Of all the insects in the world this is the most harmless insect.Kindly show me any case of a dragonfly event.
Also this insect is noiseless.This insect needs to be renamed.There is a slighter smaller version called the damsel fly.
I am looking for more cards of the same type and other similar cards.

AMERIPEX-SINGAPORE Grasshopper

A yellow grasshopper

We were taught as children to keep away from such grasshoppers.Now we can see them on postcards.If anyone knows how to get this card and other similar types let me know.

AMERIPEX -SINGAPORE Cricket

A nice view of the insect

This insect can jump easily.Also  this insect can give out a noise.
Any reader who can find such cards let me know.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Cicada

A creature that makes noise

This insect makes a loud noise.Also it is not safe to catch this insect.It has a hidden spine.
For now postcards are attractive .

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Shield Bug

An attractive bug

This bug and several types of its genre can emit a pungent scent to ward off anyone who likes to catch them.
Some of them are very cute but do take the effort to be far away from them.To see them on a postcard is just nice.
I am searching for more stocks of this postcard and its related stamp.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Ladybird Beetle

A yellow patterned beetle

As much as insects are detested in their surroundings we get to see them on postcards.
However insects are vital  for the environment.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Water Beetle

A bettle needs water

It is a very unique insect species that relies on water.This beetle is found near stagnant water sources.
If anyone can find similar cards let me know.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Carpenter Beetle

A beetle on a flower.

Beetles and other insects are needed for pollination of flowers.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Potter Wasp

A beautiful scene on a postcard

On this card as usual among the series we can see  a potter wasp doings its part in the cycle of life.
If anyone can find this exact card of similar type cards let me know.

AMERIPEX SINGAPORE Honey Bee

An insect doing work

This stamp image is wonderful.
Morever this stamp designate is used on all the cards of the set.
This bee has earned its spot well.
Any reader can trade postcards or stamps with me.