How big are our stamps? Look at the grid in the background of
each catalog page. The solid lines represent one inch, and the dotted lines a quarter inch,
at the same scale as the stamps. We hope that lets you get a pretty accurate idea of the size
of each stamp.
Search for a stamp! If you know a catalog number of one
of our stamps, or part of the title, click on this search page,
enter the information there, and you will see the image with that number,
or all the images with titles that match what you entered. If you don't find what you wanted,
please try the catalog pages below. For instance, not all our dog stamps have "dog" in the title.
| New England Seacoast |
New England Houses |
Buildings and Landmarks |
Boats, weathervanes, and sea birds |
| Birds |
Working Vehicles |
Autos, trains, and bicycles |
People (mostly faces) |
| People (mostly figures) |
Sports |
Fantasy |
Flowers, Butterflies, etc. |
| Trees, leaves, and flowers |
Wild and unusual animals |
Reptiles, dinosaurs, etc. |
Cats, dogs, and suburban animals |
| On the farm, at the stable |
Wild Animals |
Under the Sea |
Everyday Things |
| Food and Drink |
Pattern page 1 |
Pattern page 2 |
Seasons |
| Jerusalem of Gold - 1 |
Jerusalem of Gold - 2 |
Rejoice |
Music and Musicians |
| Homage to Matisse and Picasso |
Symbols |
Stars |
Shabbat |
| Judaic postoids |
Rosh HaShana |
Sukkot and Simchat Torah |
Hanukah |
| Purim |
Passover |
Life Cycle |
Light up the world |
| Shalom means Peace |
Mimbres |
Adinkra |
Ancient Cultures |
| Fiber Arts |
Hebrew/Yiddish Phrases |