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Since the early 1950s, NATO Allies have issued postage stamps to commemorate key events in the history of the Alliance, including anniversaries, the accessions of member countries and the inauguration of new NATO Headquarters.

NATO’s first stamps were issued by Portugal and the United States in 1952, to celebrate the third anniversary of NATO’s founding. More recently, Allies have created special stamps to welcome Finland and Sweden as new NATO member countries, and to celebrate the Alliance’s 75th anniversary.

Here is a selection of NATO postage stamps covering more than seven decades of peace and security.

1952 Portuguese NATO stamps showing a dove, an anchor and a globe

1952

1952 American NATO stamp showing two hands holding a torch above a globe

1952

1953 Italian NATO stamps showing a rainbow arcing across the Atlantic, joining Europe and North America

1953

1954 Greek NATO stamps, depicting an Olympic torchbearer (left), a coin from Ancient Greece (centre) and a statue of the goddess Athena (right)

1954

1954 Turkish NATO stamps depicting a compass and a map of the Northern Hemisphere (left); a crescent moon and 14 stars over the globe, representing the 14 NATO Allies at that time (centre); and a tree with 14 branches (right).

1954

1959 French NATO stamp depicting the Alliance's Headquarters in Paris, which opened that year

1959

1959 Benelux NATO stamp, which has a simple design featuring the NATO logo

1959

1959 Canadian NATO stamp, showing a dove beside a globe

1959

1959 Italian NATO stamp, showing the NATO logo over the Atlantic Ocean between Europe and North America

1959

1959 Portuguese NATO stamp, featuring a dove atop an anchor

1959

1959 American NATO stamp, depicting the NATO logo in blue and the phrase "United for freedom"

1959

1962 Greek NATO stamp, depicting Ancient Greek warriors in various poses and the Greek Parliament

1962

1962 Turkish NATO stamp, showing a large X to represent the 10th anniversary in Roman numerals, a dove representing peace, the Turkish star and crescent, and the NATO compass.

1962

1964 Turkish stamps, showing NATO’s compass and a wheat stalk with 15 leaves, representing the then-15 NATO Allies and 15 years of peace and security.

1964

1967 Luxembourgish NATO stamp, showing the building where the June 1967 NATO Ministers' Meeting was held

1967

1968 Icelandic NATO stamp - unlike all the others, this one was an ink stamp, showing the NATO compass

1968

1969 Belgian NATO stamp, a simple design with the NATO compass

1969

1969 Greek NATO stamps, depicting a shield and a group of warriors

1969

1969 Luxembourgish NATO stamp, a simple design with the NATO logo

1969

1969 Turkish NATO stamps, showing a dove and 15 stars circling the globe

1969

1969 UK NATO stamp, showing a large flag made up of all the Allied national flags

1969

1972 Turkish NATO stamp, depicting two doves that resemble the Turkish crescent, a percussion instrument traditionally used by military bands

1972

1974 Belgian NATO stamp, a design with blue lines in various shades and the NATO logo

1974

1974 Dutch NATO stamp, depicting a seagull, a shield and the NATO logo

1974

1974 American NATO airmail envelope, with an image of General Dwight D. Eisenhower

1974

1979 Belgian NATO stamp, with the NATO flag and star sculpture

1979

1979 Portuguese NATO stamp, showing the Alliance's flag

1979

1980 German NATO stamp, showing the flags of all NATO member countries at the time

1980

1989 Danish NATO stamp, a simple dark blue design with the NATO logo

1989

1989 Dutch NATO stamp, depicting the NATO member flags in a looping bow

1989

1989 Turkish NATO stamp, showing a dove of peace

1989

1997 Spanish NATO stamp, showing the Cibeles Fountain in Madrid

1997

1999 Czech NATO stamp, showing the NATO logo

1999

1999 Hungarian NATO stamp, depicting an outline of Hungary's borders surrounding the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest

1999

1999 Polish NATO stamp, showing the country's flag beside the NATO logo and other NATO member flags

1999

1999 Belgian NATO stamp, depicting a fighter jet, a ship, an army encampment and a tank

1999

1999 Canadian NATO stamp, showing the NATO flag combined with Allied national flags

1999

1999 Danish NATO stamp, with fighter jet and NATO compass

1999

1999 German NATO stamp, a simple blue design with the NATO letters in large font

1999

1999 Luxembourgish NATO stamp, with the NATO star sculpture in front of a world map

1999

1999 American NATO stamp, with a dove of peace and NATO in blue

1999

1999 Albanian NATO stamp, with a dove of peace casting the shadow of a fighter jet, surrounded by Allied flags

1999

1999 Lithuanian NATO stamp, combining the Lithuanian flag and the NATO 50th anniversary logo

1999

1999 Bulgarian NATO stamp, showing a white chalk sun on a green camouflage background

1999

2001 Polish NATO stamp, showing the NATO logo, the red and white stripes of the American flag, and historical figure Casimir Pulaski

2001

2002 Czech NATO stamp, showing the 2002 Prague Summit logo

2002

2002 Romanian NATO stamp, showing a Romanian eagle and the country's coat of arms

2002

2004 Bulgarian NATO stamp, showing the national colours from the Bulgarian flag next to the NATO compass

2004

2004 Estonian NATO stamp depicting the NATO flag

2004

2004 Romanian NATO stamp, showing NATO Headquarters

2004

2004 Slovak NATO stamp, with the NATO logo and the Slovak coat of arms

2004

2004 Slovenian NATO stamp, a simple dark blue design with the NATO compass logo

2004

2004 Albanian NATO stamp, showing the NATO compass logo as a star in the sky over houses

2004

2006 Latvian NATO stamp, showing the Riga skyline

2006

2008 Romanian NATO stamp, depicting an angel with a shield and a quill pen

2008

2009 Albanian NATO stamp, showing the Albanian coat of arms and the NATO logo, along with Allied national flags

2009

2009 Croatian NATO stamp, showing the country’s territory rendered in green camouflage colours

2009

2009 Albanian NATO stamp, depicting peacekeeping troops under a NATO banner

2009

2014 Lithuanian NATO stamp, with a 3D NATO logo

2014

2014 Romanian NATO stamp, showing a rock formation in Romania that looks like the Sphinx

2014

2016 Polish NATO stamp, showing an illustrated scene of central Warsaw

2016

2016 Belgian NATO stamp, depicting the new NATO Headquarters building in Brussels

2016

2017 Montenegrin NATO stamp, which combines NATO’s iconic blue and compass with the red background and national coat of arms from Montenegro’s flag

2017

2019 Georgian NATO stamp

2019

2019 North Macedonian NATO stamp, with national flags and the NATO 70th anniversary logo

2019

2019 Bulgarian NATO stamp, depicting a Trabant 601 car

2019

2019 Croatian NATO stamp, with the NATO logo and the country's national colours

2019

2020 North Macedonian NATO stamp, with the NATO logo and North Macedonia's flag

2020

2022 Spanish NATO stamp, featuring the 2022 Madrid Summit logo

2022

2023 Finnish NATO stamp, with colours of the NATO Allies and an outline of Finland's borders

2023

2023 Estonian NATO stamp, with an outline of Finland superimposed with the NATO logo

2023

2023 Lithuanian NATO stamp, featuring the 2023 Vilnius Summit logo

2023

2023 Niger NATO stamp, showing hot air balloons at the 2023 Vilnius Summit

2023

2023 Guinean NATO stamp

2023

2024 Swedish NATO stamp, showing the Swedish and NATO flags entwined

2024

2024 North Macedonian NATO stamp, with the Alliance's 75th anniversary logo and Allied national flags

2024

2024 Croatian NATO stamp, depicting the NATO logo and Croatia's checkerboard red-and-white colours

2024

2024 Latvian NATO stamp, with a simple blue design

2024

2024 Romanian NATO stamp, celebrating its 20th anniversary in NATO

2024

2024 Polish NATO stamp, celebrating its 25th anniversary in the Alliance

2024

2024 German NATO stamp

2024

2024 Luxembourgish NATO stamp, with a clean black-and-white design featuring the NATO compass

2024

2024 Portuguese NATO stamp, showing NATO Headquarters

2024

2024 Norwegian NATO stamp

2024