1066 is arguably the most important year in England’s history. The death
of King Edward the Confessor 950 years ago unleashed a contest for the crown of
England, which saw four different claimants for one throne and three battles,
including a pivotal one near Hastings.
Guernsey Post has chosen to commemorate this historic event with a superbly illustrated set of stamps depicting the battle from both King Harold II’s and William I The Conqueror’s point of view. As shown illustrator Nick Watton has provided us with an excellent set of miniature artworks for all to enjoy. Don’t miss out, order yours today.
Date of Issue | 14 September 2016 |
Designer | Nick Watton |
Printer | Cartor Security Printing |
Values | 43p, 57p, 58p, 64p, 70p, 78p |
Process | Offset Lithography |
Stamp Size | 30mm deep x 40mm wide |
Paper | 110gsm unwatermarked PVA Adhesive |
Perforation | 13.25 X 13 |
Cylinder | A |