Singapore POST

Shores and Reefs

Issue date 17 Oct 2007

Overview

The extraordinary biodiversity of the coral reefs provides us with food, natural compounds for medicine, shoreline protection against strong waves and regulation of carbon dioxide levels in the seas.

In turn, the reefs rely on us for protection. Without our commitment to their conservation, this treasure trove of life - one of the oldest eco-systems on Earth - will vanish, and with it, discovery, knowledge and wonderment.

This year's Care-for-Nature Stamp Series features native inhabitants of our coral reefs: the Hawksbill Turtle and Remora [$1.10] and the Sea Urchin and Razorfish [$1.10], the Singapore Goby and Blind Shrimp [1st Local], the Sea Anemone and False Clown Anemonefish [1st Local].

This is the 17th Care-For-Nature [CFN] stamp issue sponsored by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.

Shores and Reefs
Shores and Reefs
Shores and Reefs
Shores and Reefs
Shores and Reefs
Technical specifications
Denomination1st Local x 2 designs, $1.10 x 2 designs (Se-tenant block of 4 stamps)
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm
Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size90 mm x 70 mm (closed size)
Perforation14.0
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content20 stamps per sheet
PrinterSEP SPrint [Australia] Pty Ltd
Graphic DesignerEng Siak Loy
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Shores and Reefs

Issue date 17 Oct 2007

The extraordinary biodiversity of the coral reefs provides us with food, natural compounds for medicine, shoreline protection against strong waves and regulation of carbon dioxide levels in the seas.

In turn, the reefs rely on us for protection. Without our commitment to their conservation, this treasure trove of life - one of the oldest eco-systems on Earth - will vanish, and with it, discovery, knowledge and wonderment.

This year's Care-for-Nature Stamp Series features native inhabitants of our coral reefs: the Hawksbill Turtle and Remora [$1.10] and the Sea Urchin and Razorfish [$1.10], the Singapore Goby and Blind Shrimp [1st Local], the Sea Anemone and False Clown Anemonefish [1st Local].

This is the 17th Care-For-Nature [CFN] stamp issue sponsored by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.

Denomination

1st Local x 2 designs, $1.10 x 2 designs (Se-tenant block of 4 stamps)

Stamp Size

40mm x 30mm

Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size

90 mm x 70 mm (closed size)

Perforation

14.0

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

20 stamps per sheet

Printer

SEP SPrint [Australia] Pty Ltd

Graphic Designer

Eng Siak Loy

Shores and Reefs

Issue date 17 Oct 2007

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Overview

The extraordinary biodiversity of the coral reefs provides us with food, natural compounds for medicine, shoreline protection against strong waves and regulation of carbon dioxide levels in the seas.

In turn, the reefs rely on us for protection. Without our commitment to their conservation, this treasure trove of life - one of the oldest eco-systems on Earth - will vanish, and with it, discovery, knowledge and wonderment.

This year's Care-for-Nature Stamp Series features native inhabitants of our coral reefs: the Hawksbill Turtle and Remora [$1.10] and the Sea Urchin and Razorfish [$1.10], the Singapore Goby and Blind Shrimp [1st Local], the Sea Anemone and False Clown Anemonefish [1st Local].

This is the 17th Care-For-Nature [CFN] stamp issue sponsored by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.

Technical specifications

Denomination1st Local x 2 designs, $1.10 x 2 designs (Se-tenant block of 4 stamps)
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm
Self-adhesive Stamp Booklet Size90 mm x 70 mm (closed size)
Perforation14.0
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content20 stamps per sheet
PrinterSEP SPrint [Australia] Pty Ltd
Graphic DesignerEng Siak Loy
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