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[id: a postage stamp with a realistic illustration of an Egyptian Mau. it is a cool-toned, nearly blue cat with stripes. the cat is depicted laying down in a 'loaf' position and looking to the right. end id]

[id: two postage stamps with realistic and detailed illustrations of cats. the top depicts a slender Javanese cat. the bottom depicts a fluffy white Turkish Angora cat. both cats are in reclining positions. end id]

[id: two postage stamps, both with illustrations of berries. the left depicts clusters of red cowberries in different stages of ripeness. the right depicts blue bilberries, also in different stages of ripeness. end id]

[id: two postage stamps with detailed, realistic illustrations of cats. the top depicts a Norwegian Forest Cat. the cat's coat is long and predominantly cool-toned. the bottom depicts a Maine Coon Cat. the Maine Coon's coat is a warm brown with some striping. end id]

Babushka Cat Prints and Stickers // Selynn Draws on Etsy

Castles of the 4 nations, UK, 1997

Bulgaria, 1991

US postage stamp, 1991 “Contemporary Christmas Series” Scott #2582 - #2585 Issued: October 17, 1991 - Santa, Idaho Quantity: 560,000,000 Designers: John Berkey Printed By: Multi-Color Corp. for American Bank Note Company (Lithographed, engraved) John Berkey’s five designs for the contemporary Christmas stamp booklet show a sequence of five scenes of Santa Claus making a delivery on Christmas Eve.

Isle of Pabay, Scotland, 1969

US postage stamp, 1992 Scott #2611 - #2615 “Winter Olympics” Issued: January 11, 1992 in Orlando, FL Quantity: 32,000,000 Artist: Lonnie Busch Printed By: J.W. Fergusson & Sons for Stamp Venturers (Photogravure) The Postal Service kicked off its 1992 stamp program with five fast-paced commemoratives featuring popular winter Olympic sports. The 16th Winter Olympic games were held in Albertville, France where the Americans brought home 5 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

US postage stamp, 1992 Scott #2642 - #2646 “Hummingbirds” Issued: June 15, 1992 in Washington, DC Quantity: 83,055,400 Designers: Chuck Ripper Printed By: Multi-Color Corp for the American Bank Note Co (Photogravure) Designed by noted wildlife artist Chuck Ripper, these colorful birds flew into post offices in mid-June. In addition to their unique form of flight, which allows them to hover in mid-air, their iridescent feathers make them stand out in the avian world. John James Audubon fittingly called them “glittering fragments of the rainbow.”

US postage stamp, 1992 Wildflowers Series Scott #2647 - #2696 Issued: July 24, 1992 in Columbus, OH Quantity: 11,000,000 Designers: Karen Mallary Printed By: Ashton-Potter America, Inc (Lithographed) Every summer, wildflowers spread their glorious color across the countryside of America - they fill the woodlands, flourish in the prairies, run rampant in the mountains, and carpet the hillsides. In 1992 the Postal Service gathered 50 of the most popular varieties, put them in a bouquet, and presented them to the public. Each of the species featured on these lovely stamps is native to North America and can be found today in at least one of the 50 states.

Upper row Trondheim 1997, lower row Oslo 2011 WSC