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Post & Go B002 - Harvest of the Sea - Stamps Presentation Pack
Post & Go B002 - Harvest of the Sea - Stamps Presentation Pack
£11.85 / In Stock
This Presentation Pack displays the self-adhesive stamps from our 'Post & Go - Harvest of the Sea' issue.
The Pack includes detailed information about the subjects of each stamp, and an extra illustration by local artist Ron Mills on the front.
| Date of issue | 17-02-2022 |
| Withdrawal date | 17-02-2024 |
| Designer | Ron Mills |
| Size | 25mm x 56mm |
| Process | Digital |
| Denominations | Six weight step tariffs |
Additional Information
Situated in the English Channel, the island of Jersey enjoys access to a wide range of fresh-caught seafood, which is featured prominently on the menus of local restaurants. The species found in Jersey waters are often Atlantic in origin, fresh caught each day and supplied to the local fish markets and eateries.
Local fishers often choose to adopt sustainable catching methods such as traditional potting methods for the lobster and hand diving for scallops. Often served alongside locally grown vegetables and the Island’s famous Jersey Royal potatoes, the quality of the local seafood is second to none. Six different seafoods have been selected for display on these Post & Go stamps.
Additional Information
Situated in the English Channel, the island of Jersey enjoys access to a wide range of fresh-caught seafood, which is featured prominently on the menus of local restaurants. The species found in Jersey waters are often Atlantic in origin, fresh caught each day and supplied to the local fish markets and eateries.
Local fishers often choose to adopt sustainable catching methods such as traditional potting methods for the lobster and hand diving for scallops. Often served alongside locally grown vegetables and the Island’s famous Jersey Royal potatoes, the quality of the local seafood is second to none. Six different seafoods have been selected for display on these Post & Go stamps.