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A new stamp put out by Adjaria in 2000.
Adjaria is an Autonomous Republic within Georgia, of the former Soviet Union. It is one of the most beautiful parts, situated to the southwest of the Georgian Republic.
Irish Setter Adjaria Stamp... $4.95 each

A lovely stamp put out by Abkhazia in 1999.
The economy in the former Soviet Union is in very sad shape. To bolster their income, the independent Russian states have started issuing topical stamps in the hope that the world market will buy them and not require the associated postal services. As of this date Abkhazia is a fragment of the old USSR, its either a part of Georgia or a new country, depending on who you ask. They started printing their own passports in Oct.. 1998, but it's unclear how universally they will be recognized. The Republic of Abkhazia covers 3,300 square miles between the eastern shores of the Black Sea and the crestline of the main Caucasus range, from the rivers Psou(in the North) and ingur (in the South). The coastal valleys are humid and subtropical. At higher altitudes the weather ranges from moderately cold to such freezing temperatures that the snow never melts.
Irish Setter Abkhazia Stamp... $5.95 each

Angola issued this stamp in 1998.
Angola is in Africa near the Congo and on the Atlantic Coast. Portuguese is the official language of the government and business, but only about 42 percent of the population of 10 million is literate, 56 percent of males and 28 percent of females. The current issues facing the country are overuse of pastures and subsequent soil erosion attributable to population pressures; desertification; deforestation of tropical rain forest, in response to both international demand for tropical timber and to domestic use as fuel, resulting in loss of biodiversity; soil erosion contributing to water pollution and siltation of rivers and dams; inadequate supplies of potable water. Angola is a developing country at war, and civil unrest has been ongoing since the country's 1975 independence from Portugal.
Irish Setter Angola Stamp... $4.95 each

Irish Setter and puppies issued by Barbados in 1997.
Barbados is the eastern-most Caribbean island. The island, which is less than one million years old, was created by the collision of the Atlantic crustal and Caribbean plates, along with a volcanic eruption. Later coral formed, accumulating to approximately 300 feet. It is geologically unique, being actually two land masses that merged together over the years. The history of the early settlement of Barbados is being rewritten as a result of recent archaeological discoveries unearthed at the site of Port St. Charles. Artifacts and evidence point to settlement some time around 1623 B.C. The first indigenous people were Amerindians who arrived here from Venezuela. The first English ship touched the island on May 14th 1625 under the command of Captain John Powell. The island was therefore claimed on behalf of King James I. It remained a British colony until internal autonomy was granted in 1961. The Island gained full independence in 1966. Barbados issued this stamp in 1997.
Irish Setter Barbados Stamp... $4.95 each

Batum is a local Russian state just south of the Black Sea, near Turkey. It is a Black Sea oil port at the end of an oil line. In 1878 its turbulent modern history began when it was taken by Russia from Turkey. Following the fall of the Tsar, the caucasion peoples reasserted their independence and Turkey saw its chance to win back old territory. Its troops entered Batum in april 1918. From this time date letters handstamped Batumskaya Kontora during a shortage of stamps at the Post Office and thus begins Batums philatelic history. This stamp was put out by Batum in 1994.
Irish Setter Batum Stamp... $4.95 each

Benin isssued this lovely Irish Setter in 1997.
It may be noted that Benin, former Dahomey, has perhaps the "most beaten tracks by Europeans of any in Africa". The history of Benin is a succession of kingdoms, followed by years of communist rule and finally independence in 1990.
Irish Setter Benin Stamp... $4.95 each

This stamp is 30 years old, issued by Bhutan in 1973.
Bhutan is a tiny, landlocked country, squeezed between China and India, the two most populous countries, takes its native name -- Druk Yul -- from the fierce storms that sweep down out of the Himalayan Mountains. Druk Yul means "land of the thunder dragon." Bhutan is the last surviving Buddhist kingdom in the Himalayas and its deeply devout Buddhist culture bears a strong resemblance to that found in Tibet. Wary of foreign influence, Bhutan has full diplomatic ties with only 16 countries and sightseers were barred from the country until 1974. Even now, Bhutan limits the number of tourists to just 4,000 a year.
Irish Setter Bhutan Stamp... $5.95 each

Another 'oldie', this one from 1985, issued by Bulgaria.
The Bulgars, A Central Asian Turkic Tribe, merged with the local slavic inhabitants in the late 7th century to form the first Bulgarian state. In succeeding centuries, Bulgaria struggled with the Byzantine Empire to assert its place in the Balkans, but by the end of the 14th century the country was overrun by the Ottoman Turks. Bulgaria regained its independence in 1878, but having fought on the losing side in both World Wars, it fell within the Soviet sphere of influence and became a Peoples Republic in 1946. Communist domination ended in 1990. The country is slightly larger than Tennessee. The capital is Sofia.
Irish Setter Bulgaria Stamp... $4.95 each

Buriatia is in southern Siberia near Lake Baykal on the Mongolian border and such the Buryat people are Buddhists as well.
The collapse of the Soviet Union has created a gold mine for stamp collectors. The local governments have issued some wonderful stamps in an effort to sell them to the world market and not even have to provide the associated service of mailing letters with them. This is a real boon when you see such lovely examples as this stamp put out by Buriatia in 2001.
Irish Setter Buriatia Stamp... $4.95 each

Bermuda was the first British place outside the United Kingdom to have its own stamp issues. Bermuda (Somer's Isles) has 6 main islands and 120 others in under 21 square miles. Resident population is 62,400. More than 80 percent are Bermudians. Bermuda issued this stamp in 1992.
Irish Setter Bermuda Stamp... $4.95 each

A lovely old stamp from the Congo Republic issued in 1974.
The Congo is situated in west central Africa astride the equator. Its area is nearly three times that of Pennsylvania. Most of the inland is tropical rain. It is a dictatorship. After the Portuguese located the Congo River in 1482, commerce was carried on with the tribes, especially the slave trade. During Worl War II the colony joined Chad in supporting the Free French cause against the Vichy government. The Congo proclaimed its independence without leaving the French Community in 1960, calling itself the Republic of Congo.
Irish Setter Congo Stamp... $4.95 each

The US has an embargo against Cuba so any stamps that you find typically have come into the country in a collection from Canada or another country. This stamp was put out in 1994.
Irish Setter Cuba Stamp... $5.95 each

A beautiful drawing on an old stamp from Czechoslovakia issued in 1974..
The Czech Republic is a landlocked republic in Central Europe, comprosing the historic regions of Bohemia and Moravia and Silesia. The new state a democratic republic known as Czechoslovakia was broken up during World War II, but was re-established at the end of the war in 1945. From 1948 to 1989 the republic was ruled by a communist regime. In November 1989 the Communist government was ousted and Czechoslovakia again became a democratic state. During the 1990s, political and economic conflicts developed between the Czechs and Slovaks, and leaders of both groups decided to dissolve the Republic. In January 1993 Czechoslovakia was replaced by two independent states, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The Czech Republic has relatively few natural resources and is heavily dependent on imported energy and raw materials. It has a humid, continental climate with cold winters and warm summers. Prague is the Capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. The official language is Czech, a language of the West Slavic subgroup of slavic languages. The principle religion is Christianity. About 40% Roman Catholic. Protestant 3% and about 5% are atheist. Prior to World War II the country had a large Jewish population. Most of the Jews died in the Holocaust, the Nazi campaign to exterminate the Jews of Europe. Pork is a staple in their diet which resembles that of Germany. Traditionally the Czech lands have been among the most economically developed regions of Europe.
Irish Setter Czechoslovakia Stamp... $5.95 each

A 'happy lovely' issued in 2000 by Dagestan.
Dagestan is one of the republics of the former USSR. Located between the Caspian Sea on the East and Caucasus mountains on the West, it is probably one of the most attractive places in that part of the globe. Its area is close to that of Scotland. With population of just above 2 million people, Dagestan is the homeland to over 36 different nationalities, and each one of those nationalities has its own unique language. Such combination of languages, cultures, types of landscape and customs makes it a one of a kind place in the world. These days, however, Dagestan is going through the times of heavy unrest, both political and ethnical.
Irish Setter Dagestan Stamp... $5.95 each

A great stamp put out by Dominca in 1994.
Dominica was the last of the Caribbean islands to be colonized by Europeans, due chiefly to the fierce resistance of the native Caribs. France ceded possession to Great Britain in 1763, which made the island a colony in 1805. In 1980, two years after independence, Dominca's fortunes improved when a corrupt and tyrannical administration was replaced by that of Mary Eugenia CHARLES, the first female prime minister in the caribbean, who remained in office for 15 years. It is slightly more than four times the size of Washington, DC. The climate is tropical and the terrain has rugged mountains of volcanic origin. It is known as "The Nature Island of the Caribbean" due to its spectacular, lush, and varied flora and fauna, which are protected by an extensive natural park system. The official language is English. The capital is Roseau.
Irish Setter Dominica Stamp... $5.95 each

This unique stamp was issued by the Islamic country of Eritrea which is on the Red Sea between Sudan and Ethiopia. This set of stamps was issued more than 30 years ago and is kind of on the endangered species list.
Irish Setter Eritrea Stamp... $4.95 each

Fujeira is one of the seven Emirates that combined in 1974 to form the United Arab Emirates. This set of dog stamps predated that union in 1970. The name Fujeira refers to the spring of water beneath one of the mountains.
Irish Setter Fujiera Stamp... $4.95 each

A majestic image of the Irish Setter issued by Great Britain in 1979.
Note the headstudy of the Queen in the upper right corner.
Irish Setter Great Britain Stamp... $5.95 each

Irish Setter from Glendalough, Ireland issued by Grenada & the Grenadines is 1993.
Grenada is described as a spice island, for it produces large quantities of cloves and mace and about a third of the world�s nutmeg. It also grows cacao, sugar, bananas and a wide variety of other fruit and vegetables. Some of its beaches, specially Grand Anse, a dazzling two-mile stretch of white sand, are very fine, but the rest of the island is just as beautiful, rising from a generally rugged coast to a spectacular mountainous interior. The island is green, well forested and cultivated and is blessed with plenty of rain in the wet season. Grenada is the most southerly of the Windward Islands. In contrast to other Windward Islands which have had a similar history of disputed ownership between the French and English, the French cultural influence in Grenada has completely died out. The population is very young; 38% are under 15 years old and nearly 26% are in the 15-29 years� age bracket. Grenada has two dependencies in the Grenadines chain, Carriacou and Petit (often spelt Petite) Martinique.
Irish Setter Grenada and Grenadines Stamp 1... $4.95 each

Our 2nd stamp from Grenada & the Grenadines was issued in 1995.
Irish Setter Grenada and Grenadines Stamp 2... $4.95 each

This issue is from Hakasia in 1997.
Hakasia is located in the south of Serbia, next to the Sayan-Altay Mountains and Yenisey River and the the north Altay Republic. Its capital is the city of Abakan. The real name of Hakas people who speak Turkish is Koray people. They are composed of four tribes. Hakasia is devoted to its own language, culture and traditions and there is a university, technical institute, and institutes for linguistic, historical and literary researches in Hakasia. There are also various cultural and artistic institutuins, 4 theatres, library and museums as well as music and art schools. Hakas Turks are Christians, but they continue their Shamanist beliefs and traditions. Agriculture, stockbreeding and timber productions are the means of subsistence in the region. Breeding of sheep, horses, cattle, and beekeeping are also the signicant means of subsistence.
Irish Setter Hakasia Stamp... $4.95 each

The date of issue for this great duo is 1983, almost 24 years old.
Eire (in the Irish Language, translated as Ireland)is the name given in Article 4 of the 1937 Irish Constitution to the 26-county Irish state that was created under the 1921 Anglo-Irish Treaty and which has been known between 1922 and and 1937 as the Irish Free State. The name Eire is the nominative form in modern Irish Gaelic of the name for the goddess Eriu, a mythical figure who helped the Gaels conquer Ireland. Since 1949, the term Republic of Ireland has generally been used in preference to Eire, to clarify that the state rather than the whole island is under discussion. The climate has mild winters, cool summers, consistently humid; overcast about half the time. The capitol of Ireland is Dublin.
Irish Setter Ireland Stamp... $4.95 each

The date of issue for this lovely picture is 2001.
Kalmykia is a republic within the Russian Federation. The Kalmyks settled the Volga River region in the seventeenth century. A Mongol people, they were originally Buddhist in faith. Annexed to Russian in 1771, a Kalmyk Autonomous Province was created by the Bolsheviks in 1920. This was abolished during the Second World War, when, in common with many other ethnic minorities, the Kalmyks were deemed to have displayed insufficient enthusiasm for fighting for Communism. The customary mass deportations followed. An Autonomous Republic was re-established in 1958.
Irish Setter Kalmykia Stamp 1... $4.95 each

What a beautiful head study of the Irish Setter on a stamp that was issued by Kalmykia in 2000.
Irish Setter Kalmykia Stamp 2... $4.95 each

Another stamp from 2000, this time from Karelia.
The Republic of Karelia is a remarkably beautiful land of white nights, boundless forests, and blue lakes. It is located on the border of Western and Eastern Europe, on the border of cultures and religions. Severe beauty of its nature, the climate, not too favourable in these latitudes, the coexistence and intermingling of various peoples inhabiting this land for centuries all that cnditioned the character of the people living here: very laconic, self-assured, contemplative, and tolerant people. It also accounts for the fact that there is no national strife and terrorism in this land.
Karelia is on the northwest corner of Russia, bordering Finland, to which it once belonged.
Irish Setter Karelia Stamp... $4.95 each

A stamp from 1999 issued by Koriakia.
Koriakia and Kolyma Region, going southwest we cross huge ecotone between artic tundra and boreal forests. Zonal vegetation here is very specific unique for the world thickets of Siberian Dwarf Pine. The Pines produce cones with nuts and are the intial component for a lot of food chains. The weather in summer is mainly good, however sometimes in chilly evenings it is more comfortable in a sweater; also need in warm weather rain clothes and high rubber boots in most areas. problems are mosquitos and ticks. Local Russians take vaccines against these.
Irish Setter Koriakia Stamp... $4.95 each

A smaller than usual stamp but very well done by Mexico in 1987. It is quite uncommon to find.
Mexico came under spanish rule for three centuries before achieving independence early in the 19th century. A devalutaion of the peso in late 1994 threw Mexico into economic turmoil, triggering the worst recession in over half a century. The nation continues to make an impressive recovery. Mexico is located in middle America, bordering the Caribbean Sea and the gulf of Mexico, between Belize and the US and bordering the North Pacific Ocean, between Guatemala and the US. Mexico is slightly less than three times the size of Texas. Mexico has a number of natural hazards: tsunamis along the Pacific coast, volcanoes and destructive earthquakes in the center and south, and hurricanes on the Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean coasts. Mexico achieved independence from Spain on Sept. 16, 1810.
Irish Setter Mexico Stamp... $9.95 each

The Irish Setter appears to be very alert on this stamp from Micronesia issued in 1995.
In 1525 Portuguese navigators in search of the Spice Islands (Indonesia) came upon Yap and Ulithi, now in Micronesia. Spanish expeditions later made the first European contact with the rest of the Caroline Islands. Spain claimed sovereignty over the Caroline Islands until 1899. At that time, Spain withdrew from its Pacific insular areas and sold its interests to Germany, except for Guam which became a US insular area. Japan took over during World War II and by the War's conclusion most infrastructure had been laid waste by bombing, and the islands and people had been exploited by the Japanese Military to the point of impoverishment. After the war, the United Nations set up a trust that was administered by the US. On July 12, 1978 the people voted in a referendum to form a Federation under the Constitution of the Federated States of Micronesia.
Irish Setter Micronesia Stamp... $4.95 each

Mordovia is located between Moscow and the Volga River and is bordered by the republic of Chuvashia on the east. Mordovia is one of the 21 Russian republics, which are the administrative units with the greatest amount of autonomy within the new Russian Federation. Mordovia is a largely agricultural region. Like most of the other republics, Mordovia has started issuing new postal stamps including this great Irish Setter issued in 2000.
Irish Setter Mordovia Stamp... $4.95 each

Our next stamp is from Nevis and was put out in 1997.
St. Kitts & Nevis are located in the northern part of the Leeward Islands in the eastern Caribbean. Like no other islands in the Caribbean, they seem to embody a kind of lush tropical paradise usually associated with the South Pacific. The atmosphere here is luxuriant, an intoxicating blend of sunlight, sea air and fantastically abundant vegetation. On Nevis, the ground rises upward into a cloud forest filled with elusive green vervet monkeys and brilliant tropical flowers. Nevis was named after the spanish word for snow, not because there was any, but because of the white clouds that encircle the single peak of an island.
Irish Setter Nevis Stamp... $4.95 each

Para Timor produced this lovely body pose and headstudy in 2000, their first stamp issue. East Timor is an area of Indonesia that recently voted to become independent. There is much unrest still since the current government does not want to give up power.
Irish Setter Para Timor Stamp... $4.95 each

This stamp from Romania is over 42 years old issued in 1965.
Romania is located in Southeastern Europe, bordering the Black Sea. between Bulgaria and Ukraine. It is slightly smaller than Oregon. The climate is temperate; cold, cloudy winters with frequent snow and fog, sunny summers with frequent showers and thunderstorms. They have the following resources petroleum (reserves declining), timber, natural gas, coal, iron, ore, salt, arable land, hydropower. They also have natural hazards of earthquakes, most severe in south and southwest; Geologic structure and climate promote landslides. Environment current issues include soil erosion and degradation; water pollution; air pollution in south from industrial effluents; the capital is Bucharest.
Irish Setter Romania Stamp... $4.95 each

Another stamp from the same year, 1965, this time from Russia.
Irish Setter Russia Stamp... $6.95 each

These are included simply because they were the only overprints that were available in past years, in this case 1993. There was a limited number released to the outside world and then they were all gone. These scans are for historical significance only since the originals are absolute collector's items now. Be sure to get a set of the new overprints. As far as I know, there were 100 of each overprint available and the small number of those that I was able to get will be gone very quickly.
Irish Setter Overprint from Russia... $9.95 each

Tadjikistan plays a fascinating role in the power struggle in central Asia. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the declaration of independence by the former Soviet republics, Tadjikistan acquired national sovereignty for the first time in history. Inexperience, in conjunction with a particular clan-oriented, regional-based, political culture established the foundation for the prolonged conflict that ensued in post-Soviet Tadjikistan. The intensity of this conflict has been further fueled by the ethnic and historical externalities of the unresolved political situation in Afghanistan.
Today, Russia's interests in Tadjikistan center around preserving its economic and geopolitical position in Central Asia. These interests, however, conflict with those of the newly independent states in the region, which are focused on preventing Tadjikistan from becoming a "Russian protectorate." In this respect, resolution of the civil war in Tadjikistan is part of the broader problems of reconstituting global spheres of influence and establishing a "new world order" in the wake of the Soviet collapse.
In addition to the seemingly obvious military, strategic, and geopolitical factors, there are critical economic issues that underlie Russia's interests in retaining Tadjikistan within its sphere of influence. Tadjikistan is a mountainous country, rich in fuel and mineral deposits. Tadjikistan's potential to generate hydroelectric power is second only to Russia among CIS member states. Moreover, not so long ago, Tadjikistan was Moscow's main supplier of several minerals, as well as cotton. Finally, the country has the resources and infrastructure to become a major industrial power in the region.
This country is worth studying on its own and now it has issued some of the nicest stamps available from any country including this great Irish Setter put out in 2000.
Irish Setter Tadjikistan Stamp... $4.95 each

Tanzania, the largest country in East Africa, is renowned for its magnificent wildlife, lakes, mountains, and scenery. The country boasts a wealth of natural attractions, including the famed Ngorongoro crater and the formidable Mount Kilimanjaro. It is also home to magnificent game reserves: Gombe Stream National Park, with its chimpanzee sanctuary; and the breathtaking plains of the Serengeti National Park, which hosts the annual migration of at least two million wildebeest with leopards and lions hot on their heels. Add to this the lovely beaches of the exotic islands of Zanzibar, Pemba, and Mafia. Tanzania has issued a couple different sets of dog stamps, including this Irish Setter from 1994.
Irish Setter Tanzania Stamp 1... $4.95 each

A second Tanzania stamp, this one issued much later, in 2000. The stamp itself is labeled "Red Labrador" but the picture is an Irish Setter. Many times the stamps are not titled correctly. However, this should probably be included in your collection.
Irish Setter Tanzania Stamp 2... $4.95 each

Togolese put out this very nice stamp in 1967, thirty five years ago. The Togolese Republic is in West Africa, bordered by Ghana and Benin.
Irish Setter Togolese Stamp... $4.95 each

A 1999 beautiful headstudy from Turkmenistan.
Annexed by Russia between 1865 and 1885, Turkmenistan became a Soviet republic in 1925. It achieved its independence upon the dissolution of the USSR in 1991. President NIYAZOV retains absolute control over the country and opposition is not tolerated. Extensive Hudrocarbon/natural gas reserves could prove a boon to this underdeveloped country if extraction and delivery projects were to be expanded. Turkmenistan is on the east side of the Caspian Sea, just above Iran. It is slightly larger than California in size. Its terrain is flat-to-rolling sandy desert with dunes rising to mountains in the south; low mountains along border with Iran; borders Caspian Sea in west. The religion is Muslim 89%, Eastern Orthodox 9%, unknown 2%. The capital is Ashgabsat.
Irish Setter Turkmenistan Stamp... $5.95 each

A wonderful headstudy of 'The Great Dog' put out by Tuvalu in 1994. Tuvalu is an island in the South Pacific and is also known as Nukulealea.
Irish Setter Tuvalu Stamp... $5.95 each

Irish Setters Souvenir Sheets

Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet
from fujeira

Fujeira is one of the seven Emirates that combined in 1974 to form the United Arab Emirates. This souvenir sheet predated that union in 1970. The name Fujeira refers to the spring of water beneath one of the mountains.
Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet from Fujeira... $9.95 each

Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet
from Grenada

This souvenir sheet was issued by Grenada 37 years ago in 1970.
Grenada is described as a spice island, because it produces large quantities of cloves and mace and about a third of the world�s nutmeg. It also grows cacao, sugar, Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet

bananas and a wide variety of other fruit and vegetables. Some of its beaches, especially Grand Anse, a dazzling two-mile stretch of white sand, are very fine, but the rest of the island is just as beautiful, rising from a generally rugged coast to a spectacular mountainous interior. The island is green, well forested and cultivated and is blessed with plenty of rain in the wet season. Grenada is the most southerly of the Windward Islands. In contrast to other Windward Islands, which have had a similar history of disputed ownership between the French and English, the French cultural influence in Grenada has completely died out. The population is very young; 38% are under 15 years old and nearly 26% are in the 15-29 years� age bracket.
Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet from Grenada... $9.95 each

This scenic souvenir sheet is from Mali. The detail to the right is

an enlargement of the Irish Setter on the souvenir sheet.
Landlocked in West Africa, straddling the Sahara, Mali is one of the poorest and most remote nations of the world.
Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet from Mali... $12.95 each

This colorful souvenir sheet was put out by Sierra Leone. The headstudies on Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet from Sierra Leone

the sheet are quite nice all with great expressions. The headstudy on the right is a detailed enlargement of the Irish Setter.
Sierra Leone was a British colony to which freed slaves returned in the late 1700's. After Independence in 1961, a small political elite, who exclusively profited from the lucrative trade in diamonds, dominated successive governments. Little of this national income trickled down to benefit the rest of the population. After much fighting and insurrection the UN was finally convinced to send a peacekeeping force that was in the news for many months.
Irish Setter Souvenir Sheet from Sierra Leone... $12.95 each

Irish Setter Envelopes

A first day of issue envelope issued dated Feb. 7, 1979 . It has 4 remarkable Great Britain stamps affixed to the front of the envelope, an IRISH SETTER, a West Highland White Terrier, a Brittany Spaniel and an Old English Sheepdog. The front of the envelope has a drawing of an English setter. An awesome piece for your collection. ONE ONLY. Don't miss out on this rare find. A chance to acquire the four Great Britain stamps, including your breed and the envelope in one package.
United Kingdom, constitutional monarchy in northwestern Europe, officially the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Great Britain is the largest island in the cluster of islands, or archipelago, known as the British Isles. England is the largest and most populous division of the island of Great Britain, making up the south and east. The capital of the United Kingdom is the city of London, situated near the southeaster tip of England. The term England should never be used to describe Britain, because England is only one part of the island. The United Kingdom is a small nation, roughly the size of Colorado or Oregon. The climate, in general, is mild, chilly, and often wet. Rain or overcast skies can be expected for up to 300 days per year. In general, British subjects belong to one of the more affluent states of Europe and enjoy a high standard of living compared to the rest of the world. Britain has been important in the arts throughout modern times.
Irish Setter Envelope from Great Birtain 1... $24.95 each

For details on the united Kingdom, see the envelope above.
Another first day of issue envelope issued dated Feb. 7, 1979 with a Bulldog drawing taking front and center. This envelope also features 4 remarkable Great Britain stamps affixed to the front of the envelope including your breed, an IRISH SETTER, a West Highland White Terrier, a Brittany Spaniel and an Old English Sheepdog. not to be missed piece for your collection. ONE ONLY.
Irish Setter Envelope from Great Birtain 2... $24.95 each

An enlargement of the Irish Setter stamp is shown to the right.
Irish Setter stamp from Romania

Irish Setter Envelope from Romania... $9.95 each

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