Anzac Day 2026 Preparing for Peace: World War I Posters
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Anzac Day 2026 Preparing for Peace: World War I Posters
Meet up card with a fantastic ANZAC Biscuits recipe
Year of the Goat / Ram
Maxicards from Slowmart Singapore
Year of the Pig
Year of the Rabbit
Year of the Dragon
Year of the Snake
Year of the Horse
France, 1961 - Symbol of Peace
Year of the Dragon
The Art of Eileen Mayo
Great Barrier Reef This poster is a colour lithograph, printed by Melbourne McLaren & Co. Pty. Ltd for the Australian National Travel Association c. 1955. The stamp image is reproduced from a copy in State Library Victoria.
Card - Ken Done, Turquoise coral head 1, 2011
Greek Islands
"Witchy Cats Dance" by artist Kelsey Short.
Leonard Beck (ca. 1480-1542)
St George and the Dragon
Briefmarke / Postage Stamp / 切手 令和8年用年賀郵便切手 Motivvorlage: 川崎巨泉 / Kawasaki Kyosen
Neujahrsgrüße 2026 – Jahr des Pferdes
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Hippopotamus, Egypt, 11th or 12th dynasty, ca. 2000 BCE
(Hippopotamus = Ancient Greek for "river horse" (ἱπποπόταμος))
France
Hippopotamus, Egypt, 11th or 12th dynasty, ca. 2000 BCE
(Hippopotamus = Ancient Greek for "river horse" (ἱπποπόταμος))
Leo Gestel (1881-1941)
Horse group
Miniature horse
Greek (Laconian), 2nd half of 8th century BCE
Year of the Tiger
Toy knights, Innsbruck-Mülhau (?), ca 1505