Hrvatska pošta - Postage stamp overview

LET'S PROTECT OUR FORESTS

Type: C
Date: 17.9.2018.

Motif: creative image of a hedgehog as a forest protector The stamp has been issued in sheets of 20 stamps; there is also First Day Cover (FDC) issued by Croatian Post.

Number: 1161
LET'S PROTECT OUR FORESTS
Forests represent one of the greatest natural wealth in Croatia. They cover an area of 2,688,000 ha or 47% of the Croatian mainland. Commercial forests cover an area of 2,416,000 ha, protective forests 154,000 ha and special purpose forests 118,000 ha. Our forests are natural, mixed forests with a rich and diverse vegetation where, along with the tree species of commercial significance, there are also various other types of trees, bushes and low vegetation, mushrooms and a large number of accompanying fauna representatives, from the tiniest insects, amphibians and reptiles, a large number of bird species, to small and large mammals.
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STAMP DAY – 100th Anniversary of the First Croatian Commemorative Postage Stamp

Type: C
Date: 6.9.2018.

Motif: a slave breaking chains The stamps have been issued in a sheetlet of 4 stamps; the nominal HRK 3.10 stamp has been issued in a separate sheet of 20 stamps. Croatian Post has also issued a First Day Cover (FDC) and a 3-page case.

STAMP DAY – 100th Anniversary of the First Croatian Commemorative Postage Stamp (C)

Number: 1160
STAMP DAY – 100th Anniversary of the First Croatian Commemorative Postage Stamp (C)
The first Croatian postage stamp, the commemorative edition to honour Croatia's declaration of independence from Austria – Hungary entitled “October 29th, 1918” was placed into circulation on November 29th, 1918. The concept was created by academic painters: Srećko Sabljak and Rudolf Valić. The postage stamps were printed using lithography in a print shop in Zagreb in 100-stamp sheets.
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Number: 1159
STAMP DAY – 100th Anniversary of the First Croatian Commemorative Postage Stamp (C)
The first Croatian postage stamp, the commemorative edition to honour Croatia's declaration of independence from Austria – Hungary entitled “October 29th, 1918” was placed into circulation on November 29th, 1918. The concept was created by academic painters: Srećko Sabljak and Rudolf Valić. The postage stamps were printed using lithography in a print shop in Zagreb in 100-stamp sheets.
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Number: 1158
STAMP DAY – 100th Anniversary of the First Croatian Commemorative Postage Stamp (C)
The first Croatian postage stamp, the commemorative edition to honour Croatia's declaration of independence from Austria – Hungary entitled “October 29th, 1918” was placed into circulation on November 29th, 1918. The concept was created by academic painters: Srećko Sabljak and Rudolf Valić. The postage stamps were printed using lithography in a print shop in Zagreb in 100-stamp sheets.
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Number: 1157
STAMP DAY – 100th Anniversary of the First Croatian Commemorative Postage Stamp (C)
The first Croatian postage stamp, the commemorative edition to honour Croatia's declaration of independence from Austria – Hungary entitled “October 29th, 1918” was placed into circulation on November 29th, 1918. The concept was created by academic painters: Srećko Sabljak and Rudolf Valić. The postage stamps were printed using lithography in a print shop in Zagreb in 100-stamp sheets.
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CROATIA'S ACHIEVEMENT AT THE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA™

Type: S/S
Date: 31.8.2018.

Motif: Croatian football team Author: Alenka Lalić, designer from Zagreb Author of the photograph: Drago Sopta The souvenir sheet consists of two stamps, Croatia Post has also issued a First Day Cover (FDC). This souvenir sheet has been realised in cooperation with the Croatian Football Federation.

Number: 1156
CROATIA'S ACHIEVEMENT AT THE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA™
At the spectacular finale that took place at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, France won 4:2 and took its second world crown. However, the silver won by the team under the leadership of Zlatko Dalić is also a miraculous success. This was proven by the fact that more than half a million people waited to greet the team on the streets of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, a day after the finals.
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Number: 1155
CROATIA'S ACHIEVEMENT AT THE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA™
At the spectacular finale that took place at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, France won 4:2 and took its second world crown. However, the silver won by the team under the leadership of Zlatko Dalić is also a miraculous success. This was proven by the fact that more than half a million people waited to greet the team on the streets of Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, a day after the finals.
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PUMed – MEDITERRANEAN HOUSES

Type: c
Date: 10.7.2018.

Motif: old stone house facade. The stamp has been issued in a sheet of 16 stamps; there is also First Day Cover (FDC) issued by Croatian Post.

Number: 1154
PUMed – MEDITERRANEAN HOUSES
Tightly built settlements with densely constructed building complexes separated by narrow paved roads called kale are typical for the Mediterranean area. High stone houses leaning against each other create shadows and comfortable shade during hot and dry summer months.
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CROATIAN MUSIC

Type: C
Date: 4.7.2018.

Motifs: • Arsen Dedić, reproduction of Arsen Dedić's gramophone record cover Arsen 2, issued by Jugoton, 1971. Photograph: Valent Grobenski. Design: Ivan Ivezić • Ivo Robić, reproduction of Ivo Robić's gramophone record cover Jubilarni koncert, issued by Jugoton, 1965. Photograph and record cover design: Tomislav Barić • Vice Vukov, reproduction of Vice Vukov's gramophone record cover Mirno teku rijeke, issued by Jugoton, 1971. Photograph and record cover design: Ivan Ivezić Stamps have been issued in sheetlets of four stamps; there is also First Day Cover (FDC) issued by Croatian Post. Round sheetlets imitate a gramophone record.

Number: 1153
CROATIAN MUSIC - Vice Vukov
It would be difficult to list all of his successes in this limited space since his debut in Opatija '59 to Zagreb '71. He won the second place at the Intervision festival (eastern European equivalent of Eurovision). He also represented the former country twice at the Eurosong: in London in 1963 and in Napoli in 1965.
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Number: 1152
CROATIAN MUSIC - Ivo Robić
Sam je skladao neke od najvećih šlagera 50-ih: Srce, laku noć, Ja ću doć’, Za tobom čeznem, Ne plači, nezaobilaznu Samo jednom se ljubi, pa se pokraj zamišljenog spomenika bardu popularne glazbe 50-ih nadaleko ne nazire susjedstvo.
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Number: 1151
CROATIAN MUSIC - Arsen Dedić
He created an authentic song writing style by combining his musical and poetic talents. He travelled the world and his creations can hardly be counted! Around 40 albums, some official, some pirated, and 32 books! He wrote music for more than 30 movies, 140 theatre plays, 21 TV dramas and series, 11 documentaries, 10 animated movies...
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