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The 1976 Orchids of Singapore stamp set comprises a set commemorative stamp series featuring four Aranda hybrids - Aranda Christine, Aranda Majula, Aranda Elizabeth Douglas-Home and Aranda Noorah Alsagoff.

The ASEAN Postal Administrations team is made up of the postal administrations from the 10 ASEAN countries – Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Each year, the representatives from every ASEAN Postal Administration meet to share their experiences and ideas to transform and integrate Posts in the ASEAN region. To further build and strengthen the excellent relationship, the ASEAN Postal Administrations together released this stamp issue – ASEAN Stamp 2019. Illustrated in this stamp issue are the costumes of the four different ethnic groups in Singapore – Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian.

With its distinctive shining twin shells, one cannot miss the new Singapore's national performing arts centre, Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, sited by Marina Bay. This architectural marvel will open its doors to the world on 12 October 2002.

Known as the "Period Bridal Costumes Special Stamps," they will be in denominations of 10, 35 and 75 cents.

A special stamp issue will be released on 7 July 1998 in conjunction with the launch of the National Education Exhibition (NEE). The exhibition will be a month-long exhibition organized by the Ministry of Information and the Arts at the SUNTEC International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

This stamp series offers a glimpse into a time when there was a global focus on managing population growth. The stamps were issued during the World Population Year and urged Singaporeans to, Plan Your Family Small, a key public campaign message for sustainable development.

A new definitive series for low values will be launched in January 1994. It’s a beautiful set of stamps featuring corals and reef life. The stamps are produced directly from slides.

Singapore has achieved rapid economic growth with her urbanisation and industrialisation programmes. However, the economy is built with protecting and improving Singapore's environment in mind.

The General Assembly of the United Nations has on 21 December 1976, declared that 1979 be observed as the International Year of the Child. In Singapore, the event is celebrated by programmes and activities organised specially for the young.

Old maps are interesting pieces of history and are an important part of a country's heritage.

The 1975 Singapore Birds stamp set consists of four commemorative, multi-coloured stamps featuring native and exotic avian species. The species featured are Balearica Pavonina, Buceros Bicornis, Halcyon Smyrnensis & Halcyon Chloris and Cacatua Galerita and Ara Ararauna.

This set of four stamps were released to mark the opening of the Singapore Science Centre. It was set up by the government to promote interest science and technology amongst students and the public. The stamp featured featured various abstract symbols depicting the life sciences, physical sciences, science and technology as well as the centre itself.