3-D stamps - lenticular - showing movement

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Lenticular 3-D stamps show movement due to

many images layered on top of each other, so that

when tilted, the images appear to move

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New Zealand 2004 Olympics - Sc 1970

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Netherlands 2006 booklet pane - Sc 1250a-b

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This sheet is taken from the pack (top of scan)

and is slightly different from the booklet panes in

that it has the bar coding bottom right and has

two extra lines of wording at the top towards right

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Ireland 2006 Golf - Sc 1682a-b

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Australia 2007 Lifesavers - Sc 2641

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Postal usage - top of packet

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Switzerland 2007 - Museum of Communications Sc 1271-2

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Switzerland lenticular prestamped postcard

(movement on the picture side only)

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France 2007 Rugby

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Variety

Stamp at left is normal - wording at left is close to picture.

Stamp at right is variety recently discovered - picture

section is slightly smaller and further away from wording

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Finland 2008 Snow Sports

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Austria 2008 Soccer - Sc 2153

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Thailand 2009 Thaipex StampShow

Set of 2 in sheetlets

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S/S perf and imperf

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Proof sheet

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Canada 2009 - Ice Hockey S/S

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Slovenia 2010 World Cup

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Hong Kong 2010

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Netherlands 2010

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The stamp is a unique collaboration between Kessels Kramer advertising agency, director Anton Corbijn and Dutch actress Carice van Houten. It shows Van Houten in front of a typical Dutch windmill. Depending on the angle from which the stamp is viewed, an animation appears where Van Houten bites down on a man's middle finger. Corbijn shot 120 frames of film of which 30 are used. The finger biting was a playful, spontaneous interaction that made it to the final cut. 350,000 stamps were printed

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Great Britain 2011 Thunderbirds - both the stamps

and parts of the S/S are lenticular

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 The 97p stamp paid 20 gms to countries other than Europe
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88p pays 40 gms to Europe

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41p pays local letter rate

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60p pays 20 gms to Europe

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Malaysia 2011

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New Zealand - 2011 Rugby World Cup

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