Yugoslavia postage stamps year 1960-90 Flora – flowers sea life

Yugoslavia postage stamps year 1960-90 Flora – flowers sea life MNH collection

Yugoslavia issued several postage stamps from 1960 to 1990 featuring flora such as flowers and medicinal plants, as well as some depicting sea life. Notable sets include:

A 1969 flower type series with stamps showing medicinal plants like Digitalis grandiflora, Majorana hortensis, Salvia sclarea, Calendula officinalis, and others in multicolored designs.

Various stamps across the 1960s and 1970s highlighting local flowers and flora in natural colors, including species like common mallow, common buckthorn, water lily, poppy, wild chicory, and physalis.

Some issues also feature sea life, especially Adriatic Sea animals, in postage stamps from the late 1950s through the 1960s.

The stamps are often issued in definitive or commemorative sets with denominations in dinars. These were typically multicolored stamp types designed to highlight the botanical richness of the region.

If concerned about specific years or a more detailed catalogue of exact stamps and their images, detailed philatelic listings and marketplaces have sets available from the 1960-1990 period, including MNH (mint never hinged) sets for collectors.

Would detailed listings by year or images of these stamps be helpful? Or would a focused list on either flowers or sea life be preferred?

Sources include philatelic catalogs and marketplaces with Yugoslavian stamps from 1960-1990 featuring flora and sea life.