Singapore POST

Local Tea Time Snacks

Issue date 08 Feb 2012

Overview

Food in Singapore had always been a national obsession, and apart from the main meals within a day, Singaporeans love to indulge themselves with the in-between meals. Snacking has become a daily routine for many, and like the main meals, there's plenty of variety available for grabs.

Savory and delectable items, namely Kueh Tutu, Kueh Dadar, Lapis Sagu, and Bao (chinese buns), that delight the senses are depicted on stamps in a relaxed and cartoonish way, which also brings a smile to those who are eating it.

Local Tea Time Snacks
Local Tea Time Snacks
Local Tea Time Snacks
Local Tea Time Snacks
Technical specifications
Denomination1st Local, 50¢, 80¢, $1.10
Stamp Size30mm x 40mm
Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size70mm x 90mm (closed)
Perforation13.33 x 13.33
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSouthern Colour Print
Graphic DesignerSherman Lim
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Local Tea Time Snacks

Issue date 08 Feb 2012

Food in Singapore had always been a national obsession, and apart from the main meals within a day, Singaporeans love to indulge themselves with the in-between meals. Snacking has become a daily routine for many, and like the main meals, there's plenty of variety available for grabs.

Savory and delectable items, namely Kueh Tutu, Kueh Dadar, Lapis Sagu, and Bao (chinese buns), that delight the senses are depicted on stamps in a relaxed and cartoonish way, which also brings a smile to those who are eating it.

Denomination

1st Local, 50¢, 80¢, $1.10

Stamp Size

30mm x 40mm

Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size

70mm x 90mm (closed)

Perforation

13.33 x 13.33

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

10 stamps per sheet

Printer

Southern Colour Print

Graphic Designer

Sherman Lim

Local Tea Time Snacks

Issue date 08 Feb 2012

Local Tea Time SnacksLocal Tea Time SnacksLocal Tea Time SnacksLocal Tea Time Snacks

Overview

Food in Singapore had always been a national obsession, and apart from the main meals within a day, Singaporeans love to indulge themselves with the in-between meals. Snacking has become a daily routine for many, and like the main meals, there's plenty of variety available for grabs.

Savory and delectable items, namely Kueh Tutu, Kueh Dadar, Lapis Sagu, and Bao (chinese buns), that delight the senses are depicted on stamps in a relaxed and cartoonish way, which also brings a smile to those who are eating it.

Technical specifications

Denomination1st Local, 50¢, 80¢, $1.10
Stamp Size30mm x 40mm
Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size70mm x 90mm (closed)
Perforation13.33 x 13.33
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSouthern Colour Print
Graphic DesignerSherman Lim
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