The 50th anniversary of Manx Radio is being celebrated in what is the ultimate accolade by Isle of Man Post Office with the issue of a set of eight stamps to mark the “historic landmark” of the Island’s national radio station.
Isle of Man Stamps & Coins has donated one of its limited edition specially-struck commemorative medallions to the Manx Aviation and Military Museum at Ronaldsway for its upcoming new permanent exhibition called '14-18'
Limited edition Mugen postcard and gift pack to celebrate John McGuinness' 21st victory at SES TT Zero
Isle of Man Stamps and Coins in collaboration with Dark Sky Discovery is pleased to present a stunning stamp issue celebrating the beauty and clarity of the Manx night skies which were acknowledged earlier this year as being some of the best for stargazing in Europe. The stamps are due for release on 1st September.
The Post Office officially unveiled its special 50 year anniversary postmark cover at the launch of the 'Peels to Peel' Festival which took place on the morning of August 1st from outside of Regent Street Post Office.
Isle of Man Post Office is celebrating the 50 year anniversary of the Peel Engineering P50 and Trident with a special edition postmark cover limited to just 500 hand numbered items, and will also be participating in the ‘Peels to Peel Festival’ launch event, organised by Peel Car owners and enthusiasts in partnership with The Manx Transport Museum. The opening for the event will be held on the 1st of August from outside of the Post Office’s Regent Street branch at 9.15am. The Festival runs until 4th of August.
A specially minted, limited edition, medallion commemorating the centenary of the outbreak of World War 1 has been produced by Isle of Man Stamps and Coins. A percentage of the proceeds from sales will go to the Isle of Man branch of the Royal British Legion. The medallion, which is available in a presentation box with a commemorative stamp, pays tribute to all of the Manx men and women involved in the conflict. Only 750 medallions have been made. On one side it bears the inscription 'Lest we forget – The Great War 1914-1918' – and on the other '2014 – The Manx nation remembers'.