Philippine Bird Stamps

Philippine Bird Stamps

Stamp collection is a great hobby and venture. I met lots of people and students who loves to collect the local and international stamps. My collections are Philippines - 92 pieces, USA - 65; Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) - 32; New Zealand - 20; United Arab Emirates (UAE) - 7; Canada - 4; Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and Samoa - 3 apiece; Great Britain - 2; China, El Salvador, Finland, Guatemala, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Puerto Rico, South Korea, Taiwan and Tonga with 1 apiece. 21 countries and territories. In any varieties of floral/flowers, birds, nationals, mountains, buildings, events, fishes, fruits, flags, symbols, mammals, seas, transportation, leaders, people, heroes, heroine, cartoons, holidays, icons, sports, Olympics, butterflies, aviation, religions, plants, etc.

My newest are from: Trinidad and Tobago, Brazil, Germany, Ukraine , Thailand, Russia and Malaysia.

How to collect used stamps with care?

1. When you found stamps in an envelope cut it with at least 3 - 5 mm allowance from the stamp itself.
2. Soak the stamps in cup of water.
3. After 10 minutes, the stamps and paper will separate while some are still attach but very easy to separate.
4. Let it dry.
5. Post your stamps to your favorite collection books, albums or frames. Or send your extra to your friends or pen-pal stamps collectors.