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1994: Postman Pat Visits the Isle of Man (Design - Colleen Corlett) |
Postman Pat and his black and white cat Jess are using the Green Cross Code to cross the road safety. "Stop, look, listen, think". No sign of the Green Cross Code Man but we do have a policeman to remind them. The stamps issued with the mini sheet tells the story of Pat visiting his friend Ffinlo who takes him to well known locations on the Isle of Man. The stop motion animation has been turned into stamps by one of Isle of Man post's popular illustrators Collen Corlett.
In the UK we have Lollipop ladies (and men but that doesn't have the allure of alliteration) who hold up their large lollipop shaped stop signs. In Germany they are called Pupil Pilots and the stop signs on this card are a lot smaller.![]() |
1983: Children and Traffic (Design - Lilo Fromm) |
Sunday Stamps theme - Illustrated, Engraving - See It On A Postcard
4 comments:
I am able to enter comments! In America these adults are crossing guards. Thanks for sharing.
It's always nice to see Postman Pat on a stamp :)
Lollipop Lady is a great name!
We also have 'crossing guards' who wear hi viz vests and carry a stop sign. I always liked the British 'lollipop' and 'zebra' crossings - sounds more fun. Its nice to see them celebrated on a stamp.
How lovely that they are celebrated on stamps!!
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