Each stamp is a story-teller of its own! Epic! Some feelings can simply not be put in words; proud!

Thank you for sharing.

Good old days :)

where is the one from 1971nation of converts

Great , Simply awesome.

Great , Simply awesome.

this is something wonderful to know, we need more information of such things to let our youth be aware of Pak's golden days

this is something wonderful to know, we need more information of such things to let our youth be aware of Pak's golden days

Welldone. It would be better if you could show the first stamp printed.

It would be very encouraging to see any postage stamps with some hallmarks of the minorities. Perhaps, the stamp should bear the pictures of minority leaders who were patriotic.

I have the first printed stampe in mint any I can share that

@M Vohra After partition the post office used to issue British era stamps with name of Pakistan printed on them. Those were the first stamps issued by our post offices.

Oh, what a beautiful project! Made my day :)

This is too cool! I still have some of these pink and blue envelopes at home! Welcome change from all the march/dharna stories! cant believe we even went to antarctica once!

This is too cool! I still have some of these pink and blue envelopes at home! Welcome change from all the march/dharna stories! cant believe we even went to antarctica once!

I noticed one thing, IK is on one of them. Where are those so called heros like NS, SS, ZAB, BB, AZ, AB who took from Pakistan and gave nothing back. Being on the national stamp is the biggest honor one can have, and it comes from the blessings of God the almighty. Those were the days my friends. Readers please don't take this as a political statement.

very nice and memorable for younger generation, thank you for showing. Those were the days when our Rupee was strong.

Informative, keep it up

Each stamp has a story to tell ehhh? Will the next story be told August 14 2014?

Thank you. Please continue to build on this collection. Rare gems indeed. Azadi Mubarak to all readers.

Where is the 93000 crying POW (Prisoners of War) stamp of 1972 ?

Very informative long live Ir Pakistan

My school days hobby! It has refreshed my memories!

@jj There are lot other stamps issued for the founders of Pakistan and people who worked for the country should also need to be identified and published.

One of the stamps says - Jammu & Kashmir "Final status not determined". But shows both Nepal and Bhutan as part of India.

Appreciately and very nice rfforts of the past history and for FDC (First Day Cover) collectors. Thank you indeed.

Great collection and messages

Thanks Dawn. It was beauty.