Singapore POST

Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 18 Sept 2015

Overview

Singapore and Thailand share close historical ties dating back to the 13th century when Singapore and Siam were important nodes for international trade. Over the years, Singapore and Thailand continue to build strong ties based on shared interests. Singapore and Thailand enjoy a warm and multi-faceted bilateral relationship. The close bilateral ties are reected in exchanges at the highest political level, good cooperation among a wide range of agencies, and a high volume of people-to-people exchanges. Both countries cooperate closely bilaterally, as well as within ASEAN and in international fora. Economic links between Singapore and Thailand are strong. Defence ties are robust, and form another key pillar of the bilateral relationship. Depicting in this stamp issue is a common delight from the respective countries – Ice-cream Sandwich from Singapore and Mango Sticky Rice from Thailand. These are popular sweet desserts of both countries which one will definitely enjoy and find great pleasure!

Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue
Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue
Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue
Technical specifications
Denomination1st Local, $2
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm
Perforation13¼ x 13½
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterThai British Security Printing
Graphic DesignerThailand Post / Wong Wui Kong (Singapore)
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 18 Sept 2015

Singapore and Thailand share close historical ties dating back to the 13th century when Singapore and Siam were important nodes for international trade. Over the years, Singapore and Thailand continue to build strong ties based on shared interests. Singapore and Thailand enjoy a warm and multi-faceted bilateral relationship. The close bilateral ties are reected in exchanges at the highest political level, good cooperation among a wide range of agencies, and a high volume of people-to-people exchanges. Both countries cooperate closely bilaterally, as well as within ASEAN and in international fora. Economic links between Singapore and Thailand are strong. Defence ties are robust, and form another key pillar of the bilateral relationship. Depicting in this stamp issue is a common delight from the respective countries – Ice-cream Sandwich from Singapore and Mango Sticky Rice from Thailand. These are popular sweet desserts of both countries which one will definitely enjoy and find great pleasure!

Denomination

1st Local, $2

Stamp Size

40mm x 30mm

Perforation

13¼ x 13½

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

10 stamps per sheet

Printer

Thai British Security Printing

Graphic Designer

Thailand Post / Wong Wui Kong (Singapore)

Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 18 Sept 2015

Singapore-Thailand Joint Stamp IssueSingapore-Thailand Joint Stamp IssueSingapore-Thailand Joint Stamp Issue

Overview

Singapore and Thailand share close historical ties dating back to the 13th century when Singapore and Siam were important nodes for international trade. Over the years, Singapore and Thailand continue to build strong ties based on shared interests. Singapore and Thailand enjoy a warm and multi-faceted bilateral relationship. The close bilateral ties are reected in exchanges at the highest political level, good cooperation among a wide range of agencies, and a high volume of people-to-people exchanges. Both countries cooperate closely bilaterally, as well as within ASEAN and in international fora. Economic links between Singapore and Thailand are strong. Defence ties are robust, and form another key pillar of the bilateral relationship. Depicting in this stamp issue is a common delight from the respective countries – Ice-cream Sandwich from Singapore and Mango Sticky Rice from Thailand. These are popular sweet desserts of both countries which one will definitely enjoy and find great pleasure!

Technical specifications

Denomination1st Local, $2
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm
Perforation13¼ x 13½
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterThai British Security Printing
Graphic DesignerThailand Post / Wong Wui Kong (Singapore)
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