Pop Culture Postage – These Are The Postage Stamps We Want

Pop Culture Postage - These Are The Postage Stamps We Want
The USPS has been in financial trouble for a long time now, but if they actually made stamps that looked like this, they would make a fortune selling them to nerds like me and you. These images by Clark Orr are posters, postcards and also the subject of a new art exhibit at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles called Pop Culture Postage. Orr turned some of the most iconic films, TV and comics of all-time into amazing looking, though sadly not real stamps. See the rest here.

Pop Culture Postage - These Are The Postage Stamps We Want

Pop Culture Postage - These Are The Postage Stamps We Want

Pop Culture Postage - These Are The Postage Stamps We Want

Pop Culture Postage - These Are The Postage Stamps We Want

Pop Culture Postage - These Are The Postage Stamps We Want

The Women of Star Trek Postage Stamps

The Women of Star Trek Postage Stamps
Star Trek stamp collectors are having a great year! This year we had the Enterprise stamps, DS9 stamps, and the 50th anniversary stamp set. Well, get ready for The Women of Star Trek stamp set.

These were issued in January by Tuvalu and they feature some female characters from all the series. You get two miniature sheets, one featuring six stamps, and the other a single stamp. You get Doctor Beverly Crusher, Nyota Uhura, Captain Kathryn Janeway, Hoshi Sato, Kira Nerys, and Jadzia Dax. If you aren’t in Tuvalu, you can order them through the Inter-Governmental Philatelic Corporation.

The Women of Star Trek Postage Stamps

Star Trek: Enterprise Stamps From Liberia

Star Trek Enterprise Stamps From Liberia
Why do all of the other countries get all of the cool things? Liberia recently got their first ever postage stamps focusing on Star Trek: Enterprise. They were issued at the end of December and as you can see they are pretty awesome. They focus on the aliens in Enterprise. There’s an Andorian, Silik of the Suliban, the Klingon Doctor Antaak, Doctor Phlox and two Vulcans, T’Pol and Suval. I would love to get my hands on these. I bet the people of Liberia are very happy with these.

Star Trek Enterprise Stamps From Liberia

via The Trek Collective