An additional set of Liechtenstein stamps, featuring rare paintings in
the Principality of Lichtenstein Art Gallery in Vaduz, was issued on February 5, 1953. They are shown above (Sc. #266-69).
The new set of stamps depicts:
The four stamps shown above (Sc. #270-73) were issued on August 4, 1953 to celebrate the International Scout Conference in Vaduz. All of the stamps depict Lord Baden-Powell (1857-1941), the founder of the Boy Scout movement.
The three stamps shown above (Sc. #274-76) were issued on November 26, 1953 to celebrate the Opening of the National Museum in Vaduz.
The new stamps depict:
The National Museum of Liechtenstein contains 42 exhibition rooms
featuring the cultural
history and national history of Liechtenstein. The
thematically structured permanent exhibits are categorized as follows:
The first in an annual series of stamps featuring sports themes was issued on May 18,1954. Each of the stamps shown above (Sc. #277-80) depict soccer players in various playing positions.
On September 18, 1954, the 1951 semi-postal stamp issues, depicting rare paintings in
the Principality of Lichtenstein Art Gallery in Vaduz, were re-issued and re-valued with new regular postage denominations, as shown above (Sc. #281-83).
These three stamps were issued December 16, 1954, near Christmas-time, to celebrate the upcoming Marian Year. Each of the stamps show a 14th Century wood carving of an enthroned Madonna.
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