Stamps of Singapore
Collecting the stamps and postal history of Singapore
Singapore, Malacca and Penang were the British settlements which, together with the Federated Malay States, composed the former colony of Straits Settlements. In 1946 Singapore became a separate colony, and in 1959 Singapore became a state with internal self-government.
Our focus with World Search Stamps on iHobb.com is presenting stamps of the modern era, beginning in 1948, and all are Mint Never Hinged unless noted otherwise.
| Code | Scott # | Description | Price | |
| SING0112-15 | Singapore #112-15 | Sealife | $20.50 | |
| SING0133-37 | Singapore #133-37 | Tourism | $15.75 | |
| SING0138-41 | Singapore #138-41 | Chinese New Year | $15.00 | |
| SING0153-56 | Singapore #153-56 | Museum Art | $11.25 | |
| SING0157-60 | Singapore #157-60 | Chinese New Year | $8.25 | |
| SING0164-66 | Singapore #164-66 | Singapore Shipping Industry | $17.50 | |
| SING0183-88 | Singapore #183-88 | South East Asia Games | $15.25 | |
| SING0212-14 | Singapore #212-14 | UPU Emblem | $4.00 | |
| SING0295-98 | Singapore #295-98 | Songbirds | $8.00 | |
| SING0308-11 | Singapore #308-11 | Neptune Oriental Shipping Lines | $7.50 | |
| SING0312-15 | Singapore #312-15 | Aviation, powered flight | $6.10 | |
| SING0316-18 | Singapore #316-18 | Metic System | $2.00 |
