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Queen Elizabeth II 1971-1995 16th June 1971. ‘Ulster 1971’ Paintings. 3p 7½p 9p ‘A Mountain Road’ ‘Deer’s Meadow’ ‘Slieve na brock’ T. P. Flanagan Tom Carr Colin Middleton © Gerard28th July 1971.J McGouran Literary Anniversaries. 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 3p 5p 7½p John Keats Thomas Gray Sir Walter Scott 150th Death Anniversary Death Bicentenary Birth Bicentenary 25th August 1971. British Anniversaries. 3p 7½p 9p Servicemen and Nurse of 1921 Roman Centurion Rugby Football, 1871 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 QEII Decimal Commemoratives 1 22nd September 1971. British Architecture. Modern University Buildings. 3p 5p Physical Sciences Building, Faraday Building, Southampton University College of Wales, University Aberystwyth 7½p 9p ©Engineering Gerard Department, J McGouranHexagon Restaurant, 2018 Essex Leicester University University www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 13th October 1971. Christmas. 2½p 3p 7½p ‘Dream of the Wise Men’ ‘Adoration of the Magi’ ‘Ride of the Magi’ www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 2 16th February 1972. British Polar Explorers. 3p 5p 7½p 9p Sir James Clark Ross Sir Martin Frobisher Henry Hudson Capt. Robert F. Scott 26th April 1972. General Anniversaries. 3p © Gerard J McGouran7½p 2018 9p www.gbstampalbums.co.uk Statuette of Tutankhamun 19th Century Coastguard Ralph Vaughan Williams and Score © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 21st June 1972. British Architecture. Village Churches. 3p 4p 5p St Andrew’s, Greensted- All Saints, Earls Barton, St Andrew’s, juxta-Ongar, Essex Northants Letheringsett, Norfolk 7½p 9p St Andrew’s, St Mary the Virgin, Huish Helpringham, Lincs Episcopi, Somerset www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 3 13th September 1972. Broadcasting Anniversaries. 3p 5p Microphones 1924-69 Horn Loudspeaker 7½p 9p TV Camera 1972 Oscillator and Spark Transmitter 1897 © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk18th October 1972. Christmas. © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 2½p 3p 7½p Angel Holding Trumpet Angel Playing Lute Angel Playing Harp 20th November 1972. Royal Silver Wedding. 3p 20p Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Prince Philip www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 4 3rd January 1973. Britain’s Entry into European Communities. 3p 5p 5p Europe Europe Europe 28th February 1973. Tree Planting Year. British Trees (1st issue). © Gerard J McGouran9p 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk Oak Tree © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 18th April 1973. British Explorers. 3p 3p 5p David Livingstone H. M. Stanley Sir Francis Drake 7½p 9p Sir Walter Raleigh Charles Sturt www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 5 16th May 1973. County Cricket 1873-1973. 3p 7½p 9p W. G. Grace by Harry Furniss 4th July 1973. British Paintings. Artistic Anniversaries. © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk3p 5p © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard ‘Self-Portrait’ ‘Self-Portrait’ Sir Joshua Reynolds Sir Henry Raeburn 7½p 9p ‘Nelly O ’Brien’ ‘Rev R. Walker (The Sir Joshua Reynolds Skater). Sir Henry Raeburn www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 6 15th August 1973. 400th Anniversary of Inigo Jones (architect and designer). 3p 3p Court Masque Costumes St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden 5p 5p Prince’s Lodging, Newmarket Court Masque Stage Scene © Gerard J McGouran 2018 12th September 1973. Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference. www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 8p 10p Palace of Westminster Palace of Westminster seen from Whitehall seen from Millbank 14th November 1973. Royal Wedding. 3½p 20p Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 7 28th November 1973. Christmas. 3p 3p 3p 3p © Gerard3p J McGouran3½p 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard Scenes from the Carol ‘Good King Wenceslas’ www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 8 27 February 1974. British Trees (2nd series). 10p Horse Chestnut 24th April 1974. Bicentenary of the Fire Prevention (Metropolis) Act. 3½p 5½p First© Motor Gerard Fire-Engine, 1904 J McGouranPrize-Winning Fire 2018-Engine, 1863 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 8p 10p First Steam Fire-Engine, 1830 Fire-Engine, 1756 12th June 1974. Centenary of Universal Postal Union. 3½p 4½p P&O Packet ‘Peninsular’, 1888 Farman HF-III Biplane, 1911 8p 10p Airmail-blue Van and Postbox, 1930 Imperial Airways Short S.21 Flying Boat ‘Maia’, 1937 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 9 10th July 1974. Medieval Warriors. 4½p 5½p Robert the Bruce Owain Glyndwr 8p 10p Henry V The Black Prince © Gerard J McGouran 2018 9th October 1974. Birth Centenary of Sir Winston Churchill. www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 4½p 5½p Churchill in Royal Yacht Prime Minister, 1940 Squadron Uniform 8p 10p Secretary for War and Air, War Correspondent, 1919 South Africa, 1899 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 10 27th November 1974. Christmas. Church Roof Bosses. 3½p 4½p ‘Adoration of the Magi’ ‘The Nativity’ York Minster c1355 St Helen’s Church, Norwich, c1480 8p 10p ‘Virgin and Child’ ‘Virgin and Child’ Ottery St Mary Church, c1350 Worcester Cathedral, c1224 © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 11 22nd January 1975. Health and Handicap Funds. 4½p + 1½p Invalid in Wheelchair 19th January 1975. Birth Centenary of J.M.W. Turner (painter). 4½p 5½p ‘Peace - Burial at Sea’ ‘Snowstorm - Steamer off a Harbour’s © Gerard J McGouranMouth 2018’ www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 8p 10p ‘The Arsenal - Venice’ ‘St Laurent’ 25th April 1975. European Architectural Heritage Year. 7p 7p 8p Charlotte Square, Edinburgh The Rows, Chester Royal Observatory, Greenwich 10p 12p St George’s Chapel, Windsor National Theatre, London www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 12 11th June 1975. Sailing. 7p 8p Sailing Dinghies Racing Keel Boats 10p 12p Cruising Yachts Multihulls © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk13th August 1975. 150th Anniversary of Public Railways. © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 7p 8p Stephenson’s ‘Locomotion’ 1825 ‘Abbotsford’ 1876 10p 12p ‘Caerphilly Castle’ 1923 High Speed Train 1975 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 13 3rd September 1975. 62nd Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference. 12p Palace of Westminster 22nd October 1975. Birth Bicentenary of Jane Austen (novelist). 8½p 10p 11p 13p © Gerard J McGouran 2018 Emma and Mr www.gbstampalbums.co.ukCatherine Morland Mr Darcy Mary and Henry Crawford © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard Woodhouse (Emma) (Northanger Abbey) (Pride and Prejudice) (Mansfield Park) 20th November 1975. Christmas. 6½p 8½p Angels with Harp and Lute Angel with Mandolin 11p 13p Angel with Horn Angel with Trumpet www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 14 10th March. 1976. Telephone Centenary. 8½p 10p Housewife Policeman 11p 13p District Nurse Industrialist © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk28th April 1976. Social Reformers. © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 8½p 10p Hewing Coal Machinery Thomas Hepburn Robert Owen 11p 13p Chimney Cleaning Hands Clutching Prison Bars Lord Shaftsbury Elizabeth Fry www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 15 2nd June 1976. Bicentenary of American Revolution. 11p Benjamin Franklin (Bust by Jean-Jacques Caffieri) 30th June 1976. Centenary of Royal National Rose Society. 8½p © Gerard10p J McGouran11p 2018 13p www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard ‘Elizabeth of Glamis’ ‘Grandpa Dickson’ ‘Rosa Mundi’ ‘Sweet Briar’ 4th August 1976. British Cultural Traditions. 8½p 10p 11p 13p Archdruid Morris Dancing Scots Piper Welsh Harpist www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 16 29th September 1976. 500th Anniversary of British Printing. 8½p 10p 11p 13p The Canterbury Tales The Tretyse of Love Game and Player of Chess Easy Printing Press 21st November 1976. Christmas. Medieval Embroidery. © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk6½p 8½p © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard Virgin and Child Angel with Crown 11p 13p Angel appearing to Shepherds The Three Kings www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 17 12th January 1977. Racket Sports 8½p 10p Lawn Tennis Table Tennis 11p 13p Squash Badminton © Gerard J McGouran 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk2nd March 1977. Royal Institute of Chemistry Centenary. © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 8½p 10p Steroids - Conformational Analysis Vitamin C - Synthesis 11p 13p Starch - Chromatography Salt - Crystallography www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 18 11th May 1977. Silver Jubilee. 8½p 9p 10p 11p 13p 8th June© 1977. Gerard Commonwealth J HeadsMcGouran of Government Meeting, 2018 London. www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 13p ‘Gathering of Nations’ www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 19 5th October 1977. British Wildlife. 9p 9p 9p Hedgehog Brown Hare Red Squirrel 9p 9p © GerardOtter J McGouranBadger 2018 www.gbstampalbums.co.uk © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 23rd November 1977. Christmas. 7p 7p 7p ‘Three French Hens, Two Turtle ‘Six Geese a-laying, Five Gold ‘Eight Maids a-milking, Seven Doves and a Partridge in a Pear Tree’ Rings, , Four Colly Birds’ Swans a-swimming’ 7p 7p 9p ‘Ten Pipers piping, Nine ‘Twelve Lords a-leaping, Eleven ‘A Partridge in a Pear Tree’ Drummers drumming’ Ladies dancing’ www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 20 25th January 1978. Energy Resources. 9p 10½p Oil - North Sea Production Coal - Modern Pithead Platform 11p 13p © Gerard J McGouran 2018 Natural Gas - Flame Electricity - Nuclear Power www.gbstampalbums.co.ukRising From Sea Station and Uranium Atom © Gerard J McGouran 2018 ©J Gerard 1st March 1978. British Architecture. Historic Buildings. 9p 10½p 11p Tower of London Holyrood House Caernarvon Castle 13p Hampton Court Palace www.gbstampalbums.co.uk QEII Decimal Commemoratives 21 31st May 1978.
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