Popular Culture - The 1980s - Stamps Presentation Pack
Popular Culture - The 1980s - Stamps Presentation Pack
£6.44 / In Stock
Exclusively produced for the Popular Culture - The 1980s stamp issue, this Presentation Pack contains the stamps from the issue, which are carefully mounted within a custom board to ensure they stay in pristine mint condition. Information and technical details of the issue is printed on the inside of the folder.
| Date of issue | 06/10/2020 |
| Withdrawal date | 06/10/2022 |
| Designer | Hat-trick Design |
| Size | 36mm x 36mm |
| Process | Four colour offset lithography |
| Denominations | 54p, 70p, 84p, 88p, £1.05, £1.18 |
Additional Information
This striking, vibrant set of stamps offers a nostalgic walk down memory lane to a bold, bright, energetic decade, which brought a colour clash of fun fluorescents and pretty pastels. The 1980s is often remembered as a decade of materialism and consumerism, the 1980s was a time for flamboyant fashions and big hair. In line with the previous issues in the Popular Culture series, six themes are portrayed on the stamps; language, music, fashion, event, food and drink, and leisure.
In Jersey, the 1980s are seen as the final decade of the Island’s post-war tourism boom, as air-fares to destinations abroad became less expensive. Jersey’s finance sector continued to grow and the workforce migrated from farm work and tourism towards jobs within the finance industry.
Additional Information
This striking, vibrant set of stamps offers a nostalgic walk down memory lane to a bold, bright, energetic decade, which brought a colour clash of fun fluorescents and pretty pastels. The 1980s is often remembered as a decade of materialism and consumerism, the 1980s was a time for flamboyant fashions and big hair. In line with the previous issues in the Popular Culture series, six themes are portrayed on the stamps; language, music, fashion, event, food and drink, and leisure.
In Jersey, the 1980s are seen as the final decade of the Island’s post-war tourism boom, as air-fares to destinations abroad became less expensive. Jersey’s finance sector continued to grow and the workforce migrated from farm work and tourism towards jobs within the finance industry.