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Pitcairn Islands

Pitcairn Islands

Pitcairn Islands form a group of four volcanic islands in the southern Pacific Ocean. The islands are a British overseas territory, the last remaining in the Pacific. The islands are best known as home of the descendants of the Bounty mutineers. In the 19th century outgoing mail was hand stamped as "Posted on Pitcairn Island: no stamps available." Letters were carried by passing ships and received cancellation at various ports of calls. However, this practice was discontinued in 1926 following reports of ship passengers mixing their own mail into the “no stamp” system set aside for the Pitcairn residents

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Pitcairn Islands 1957 2s6d Ultramarine & Lake SG28 V.F MNH

£10.05

£15
Pitcairn Is 1940 2s6d Green & Brown SG8 Fine Mtd Mint

£7
7 £
Pitcairn Islands 1969-75 set of 15 SG94-106b V.F MNH

£12.50
12.50 £
Pitcairns Is 1949 RSW set of 2 SG11-12 V.F MNH

£24
24 £
Pitcairn Islands 1951 4d Black & Emerald-Green SG5b V.F MNH Part Imprint

£13.50
13.50 £
Pitcairn Islands 1949 RSW set of 2 SG11-12 Fine Very Lightly Mtd Mint

£20
20 £
Pitcairn Islands 1957 2s6d Ultramarine & Lake SG28 V.F MNH

£15
15 £
Pitcairn Islands 1940 2s6d Green & Brown SG8 V.F Very Lightly Mtd MInt

£7
7 £
Pitcairn Islands 1957-58 set of 12 SG18-28 V.F Very Lightly Mtd Mint

£20
20 £
Pitcairn Islands 1951 8d Olive-Green & Magenta SG6a V.F MNH Part Imprint

£14
14 £

Pitcairn Islands

Pitcairn Islands form a group of four volcanic islands in the southern Pacific Ocean. The islands are a British overseas territory, the last remaining in the Pacific. The islands are best known as home of the descendants of the Bounty mutineers The postal history of the Pitcairn Islands can be traced to second half of the 19th century, when outgoing mail was hand stamped as "Posted on Pitcairn Island: no stamps available." Letters were carried by passing ships and received postal stamps and cancellation at various ports of calls. However, this practice was discontinued in 1926 following reports of ship passengers mixing their own mail into the “no stamp” system set aside for the Pitcairn residents