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Post & Go: JE02 - Parish Symbols Part 1 - Stamp Strip
Post & Go: JE02 - Parish Symbols Part 1 - Stamp Strip
£10.87
A strip of 6 self-adhesive, digitally printed stamps from the 'Post & Go: Parish Symbols Part 1' issue. Designed by Jackie Scott, this issue focuses on the western parish crests with an upcoming part two planned for the future, which will feature the eastern parish crests.
The stamp strips printed at our back office JE02 machine come displayed on a strip.
Please note the Broad Street overprint will be included on the design, the image used on the website is just a placeholder.
*NOTE: Web images feature placeholder codes at the bottom left of each stamp. These codes are not indicative of the codes which you will receive on printed products*
| Date of issue | 05-02-2026 |
| Withdrawal date | 05-02-2028 |
| Designer | Jackie Scott |
| Printer | Post & Go Kiosk |
| Size | 25mm x 56mm |
Additional Information
Jersey’s parish crests date back to 1921, when a visit from King George V and Queen Mary sparked various large celebratory plans across the island. Part of these celebrations included creating parish symbols, originally illustrated by Alfred G. Wright who drew inspiration from the concepts of Major N.V.L Rybot, of La Société Jersiaise.
‘Post & Go: Parish Symbols – Part 1’ raises awareness of Jersey’s parish crests and the symbolic meanings behind them. This issue focuses on the western parish crests with an upcoming part two planned for the future, which will feature the eastern parish crests.
Additional Information
Jersey’s parish crests date back to 1921, when a visit from King George V and Queen Mary sparked various large celebratory plans across the island. Part of these celebrations included creating parish symbols, originally illustrated by Alfred G. Wright who drew inspiration from the concepts of Major N.V.L Rybot, of La Société Jersiaise.
‘Post & Go: Parish Symbols – Part 1’ raises awareness of Jersey’s parish crests and the symbolic meanings behind them. This issue focuses on the western parish crests with an upcoming part two planned for the future, which will feature the eastern parish crests.