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One of four 1936 stamps. The complete British series. British stamps in a booklet pane featuring advertising for stamp dealer Charles Nissen. The Edward VIII postage stamps are a definitive stamp series issued in the United Kingdom during the 20 January – 11 December 1936 reign of King Edward VIII .
Edward VIII stamps. Although only four postage stamps were issued for the reign of King Edward VIII there is still a wealth of material in The Postal Museum collections. There are also registration sheets for the stamps in normal sheet format.
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King Edward VIII's quick abdication in favour of his American divorcee wife saw a delay in issuing new postage stamps featuring the portrait of King George.
In Stock. Learn about the history of Edward VIII's short-lived reign and the significance of these stamps in the world of philately. Discover the design and details of each stamp, and find out how to add these historical treasures to your collection.
Comparative Rarity: Coins: 2020 Edward VIII sovereign: £1 million. 2021 five-pound gold coin: $2,280,000. Stamps: 1½d Red-brown imprimatur pair: £13,500. 1d Scarlet imprimatur: £12,000. Block of four 4d King Edward VIII Accession Essays: £6,000. Newfoundland 1932-38 4c ‘Prince of Wales’ stamp: £140.
Edward VIII Stamp Histories. From this page you can view and download detailed histories for King Edward VIII’s reign. Find out more about The Postal Museum’s collection of King Edward VIII stamps.
The British definitive Edward VIII stamps were issued as follows: 1 ⁄ 2 d green (issued on 1 September 1936) 1 1 ⁄ 2 d brown (issued on 1 September 1936) 2 1 ⁄ 2 d blue (issued on 1 September 1936) 1d red (issued on 14 September 1936) A video guide to Edward VIII Stamps.
