Denmark year 1922 Ships boats set stamps
Denmark has featured ships and boats on its stamps multiple times over the years. Some of the most notable series include:
- 1922-1941 Definitive Series: As mentioned in the previous response, this long-running series featured various types of ships from Viking galleys to modern ocean liners.
- 1950-1960 Definitive Series: This series included several denominations with ship designs:
- 25 øre – Viking ship
- 30 øre – Fishing boat
- 40 øre – Caravelle (Caravel)
- 1982 Nordic Countries’ Day: This joint issue with other Nordic countries featured historic ships. The Danish stamp depicted a Viking ship.
- 1992 Nordic Ship Types: Another joint Nordic issue, this series featured a different historic ship type from each country. The Danish stamp showed a Knarr, a type of Viking cargo ship.
- 2007 Ships Series: This series of five stamps depicted significant ships from Danish history:
- Vædderen (The Ram) – An armored turret ship from 1879
- Selandia – Denmark’s first motor-powered ocean liner, launched in 1912
- Firkløver (Four-leaf Clover) – A fishing boat from the early 20th century
- Hjortholm – A cargo ship that served the small Danish islands
- Emma Mærsk – A modern container ship, one of the largest in the world when launched in 2006
- 2013 Sailing Ships: This issue of three stamps featured historic Danish sailing ships:
- Frigate Jylland – A warship from the 1860s, now a museum ship
- Fulton – A steamship that operated in Danish waters in the early 20th century
- Marstal – A type of cargo sailing ship common in Denmark in the late 19th century
These are just some highlights; Denmark has featured ships and boats on many other individual stamps over the years, reflecting the importance of the sea and maritime trade to Danish history and culture.
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