Guernsey is a Crown Dependency situated in the English Channel off the coast of Normandy. It consists of the island of Guernsey as well as many smaller islands and islets. The capital is St. Peter Port. Together with Jersey, the two groups of islands form the Channel Islands. English is the official language, but French is also spoken.
The first stamps marked Guernsey were issued during the 2nd World War. The island was occupied by Germany from 1940 – 1945. The island’s postal service was organised as a separate postal administration from 1969. Since then Guernsey has issued its own stamps.
1969
Various Scenes Series
SG # 19
Used (Hinged)
Birth Bicentenary of Sir Isaac Brock Series
SG # 30
Unused (Hinged)
1971
Decimal Currency Series
SG # 44
Unused (Hinged)
SG # 47
Unused (Hinged)
SG # 49
Used (Hinged)
Thomas de la Rue Commemoration Series
SG # 59
Used (Hinged)
SG # 60
Used (Hinged)
Christmas Churches 2nd Series
SG # 64
Used (Hinged)
1974
Guernsey Militia Series
SG # 101
Used
SG # 110
Used
1975
Guernsey Ferns Series
SG # 124
Used
SG # 124
Used
1977
Christmas and St John’s Ambulance Centenary Series
SG # 159
Used (Hinged)
1978
Old Guernsey Prints 1st Series
SG # 162
Used (Hinged)
Europa Series
SG # 165
Used (Hinged)
Christmas Series
SG # 175
Used (Hinged)
1981
Europa Folklore Series
SG # 231
Used (Hinged)
1986
Sport in Guernsey Series
SG # 372
Used (Hinged)
1990
150th Anniversary of the Penny Black Series
SG # 490
Unused (NH)
SG # 491
Unused (NH)
SG # 492
Unused (NH)
SG # 493
Unused (NH)
SG # 494
Unused (NH)