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Some of these stamps have already been mentioned in this publication.
Here an overview of the 'cave-related' ones. All are littoral caves. The
'FR' number is given by Faroe Post, and is actually a catalogue number.
If you buy a complete sheet of a certain stamp: one of the stamps will
have the 'name/title' on the edge.
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FR |
Date |
Value |
Subject |
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214 |
03-06-'91 |
6.50 Dkk |
Vestmanna,
shows a range of coastal caves |
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287 |
02-01-'96 |
4.50 Dkk |
Risin and
Kelligin |
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348/353 |
25-05-'99 |
0.50… 8.00 |
Six islands,
some have coastal caves |
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373/376 |
18-09-'00 |
2….10 Dkk |
Four islands.
some have coastal caves |
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394/395 |
11-06-'01 |
6…. 8 Dkk |
Waterpower,
coastal caves |
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453 |
10-06-'03 |
5 Dkk
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Gasadalur |
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465/474 |
26-01-'04 |
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Minisheet, no
caves on the stamps, but coastal caves depicted on the edges of
this sheet |
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479 |
26-03-'04 |
7 Dkk |
Minisheet,
top-left stamp depicts natural arch at Drangoly. |
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489 |
24-04-'04 |
6.50 Dkk |
Tourist-year.
Behind the ship is a large tunnel and sea-cave |
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Gásadalur huge coastal cave. Postcard and
stamp with the name on edge. |
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| Two examples of stamps with the names on the
edges. |
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One of the best touristic trips to be made on the Faroe Islands:
take a boat. Here a large cave in the back-ground. |
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the two huge rocks with the natural arch (tunnel?). |
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