1963: New Year (Design - Eva Zombory) |
1979: Design - Fritz Wegner) |
1984: Australia Day (Design - Jon Quinn) |
Lastly we reach the 26th January and Australia Day. This is Cook's Cottage which was built in 1755 in Great Ayton, North Yorkshire, England and shipped to Australia in 1934 by Sir Russell Grimwalde. It was the home of the navigator Captain Cook's parents. Inside it is furnished with items from the 18th Century. The village of Great Ayton has an obelisk where the cottage once stood.
Sunday Stamps II theme this week is - Other Holidays - taken at See It On A Postcard
4 comments:
Those three kings look splendid indeed!
That cottage seems to have held up well through the years and long journey.
Thanks you for sharing. I hadn't thought about New Year of epiphany stamps. I don't think I have any to share, myself.
I like they wrote the wishes in different languages on the Hungarian stamp.
The Epiphany may be one of my favourite days of the year. And, of course, I love the stamps of the Magi. Luckily, a friend sent me this one on a letter last year :)
We only live a few miles from Great Ayton so have seen the former site many times.
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