Singapore POST

Marine Fish

Issue date 19 Jul 1995

Overview

The most diverse and captivating fauna of the world's largest ecosystem will take centrestage in Singapore's stamp scene on 19 Jul 95 - MARINE FISH. Designed by stamp designer Sylvia Tan, these colourful stamps rendered by colour pencil will be the fifth issue sponsored by Hongkong Bank as part of its Care-for-Nature (CFN) environment conservation and education programme.

The Marine Fish stamp issue features four species of fish commonly found in Singapore waters; the sponge-eating Yellow-faced Angelfish (NVI), the charmingly-coy Harlequin Sweetlips (60c), the magnificent Lionfish (70c) and the Longfin Bannerfish ($1).

Collectors can also collect these beautiful fish in stamp booklets, first day covers and presentation packs. These collectibles will be available at all Singapore Post Branches and the Singapore Philatelic Bureau. Advance Order forms will be available from 19 Apr 95.

In addition to these products, Hong Kong Bank's CFN covers and prints will also be sold at all 11 Singapore branches of Hongkong Bank, the Singapore Philatelic Bureau and selected Singapore Post Branches.

Marine Fish
Marine Fish
Marine Fish
Marine Fish
Technical specifications
DenominationNo-Value Indicator (NVI), 60¢, 70¢, $1
Stamp Size40.5mm x 30.45mm
Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size99.5mm x 61mm
Perforation13¼ x 13¾
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content50 stamps per sheet
PrinterJoh Enschede Security Print
Graphic DesignerSylvia S H Tan
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Marine Fish

Issue date 19 Jul 1995

The most diverse and captivating fauna of the world's largest ecosystem will take centrestage in Singapore's stamp scene on 19 Jul 95 - MARINE FISH. Designed by stamp designer Sylvia Tan, these colourful stamps rendered by colour pencil will be the fifth issue sponsored by Hongkong Bank as part of its Care-for-Nature (CFN) environment conservation and education programme.

The Marine Fish stamp issue features four species of fish commonly found in Singapore waters; the sponge-eating Yellow-faced Angelfish (NVI), the charmingly-coy Harlequin Sweetlips (60c), the magnificent Lionfish (70c) and the Longfin Bannerfish ($1).

Collectors can also collect these beautiful fish in stamp booklets, first day covers and presentation packs. These collectibles will be available at all Singapore Post Branches and the Singapore Philatelic Bureau. Advance Order forms will be available from 19 Apr 95.

In addition to these products, Hong Kong Bank's CFN covers and prints will also be sold at all 11 Singapore branches of Hongkong Bank, the Singapore Philatelic Bureau and selected Singapore Post Branches.

Denomination

No-Value Indicator (NVI), 60¢, 70¢, $1

Stamp Size

40.5mm x 30.45mm

Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size

99.5mm x 61mm

Perforation

13¼ x 13¾

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

50 stamps per sheet

Printer

Joh Enschede Security Print

Graphic Designer

Sylvia S H Tan

Marine Fish

Issue date 19 Jul 1995

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Overview

The most diverse and captivating fauna of the world's largest ecosystem will take centrestage in Singapore's stamp scene on 19 Jul 95 - MARINE FISH. Designed by stamp designer Sylvia Tan, these colourful stamps rendered by colour pencil will be the fifth issue sponsored by Hongkong Bank as part of its Care-for-Nature (CFN) environment conservation and education programme.

The Marine Fish stamp issue features four species of fish commonly found in Singapore waters; the sponge-eating Yellow-faced Angelfish (NVI), the charmingly-coy Harlequin Sweetlips (60c), the magnificent Lionfish (70c) and the Longfin Bannerfish ($1).

Collectors can also collect these beautiful fish in stamp booklets, first day covers and presentation packs. These collectibles will be available at all Singapore Post Branches and the Singapore Philatelic Bureau. Advance Order forms will be available from 19 Apr 95.

In addition to these products, Hong Kong Bank's CFN covers and prints will also be sold at all 11 Singapore branches of Hongkong Bank, the Singapore Philatelic Bureau and selected Singapore Post Branches.

Technical specifications

DenominationNo-Value Indicator (NVI), 60¢, 70¢, $1
Stamp Size40.5mm x 30.45mm
Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size99.5mm x 61mm
Perforation13¼ x 13¾
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content50 stamps per sheet
PrinterJoh Enschede Security Print
Graphic DesignerSylvia S H Tan
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