G16a | G16b | G16c | G16d |
G16e | G16f |
Issue | Greetings International (Joint Issue with Singapore Post) | ||||||
First Day | 3 October, 2006 | ||||||
Sold Price | 500 yen | ||||||
Values | 50 yen x 2 | 90 yen | 110 yen | sold at 500 yen | |||
Designs (Designers), Size |
G16a | Vanda Miss Joaquim | 25.2 x 34.7mm | ||||
G16b | Mokara Lion's Gold | 25.2 x 34.7mm | |||||
G16c | Vanda Mimi Palmer | 25.2 x 34.7mm | |||||
G16d | Renanthera Singaporean | 25.2 x 34.7mm | |||||
G16e | Hollyhock and White Heron | 50.4 x 34.7mm | |||||
G16f | Japanese Iris and Moorhen | 50.4 x 34.7mm | |||||
Layout | Morita Motoharu (stamp designer) | ||||||
Printing | Offset in 6 colors and ''Hotstamp'' | ||||||
Sheet | 6 stamps, sheet | ||||||
Sheet Size | 127.0 x 187.0 mm, horizontal |
[Note on Stamps]
Celebrating Japan and Singapore's 40th anniversary of its diplomacy, The Both Japan Post and Singapore Post launch the joint issue. The stamps picturize four orchids from Singapore as for 50s yen and 80s yen and depict two scenes from "Flowers and Birds of the Four Seasons", the paiting work by Sakai Hoitsu as for 90 yen and 110 yen. The sheet also bears self-adhesive seals to decorate or seal the mail. "Hotstamp" technique is adopted to transfer metallic or plastic foil by high pressure and high temperature for the special effects and price.