commemorative
topical
omnibus
forerunner
hallmark
indent
seal
variety
thematic
cancelled
poster stamp
miniature sheet
provisional
postage
rubberstamp
cancel
handstamp
stamp
souvenir sheet
letter-stamp
plating
cancellation
first day cover
frank
charity stamp
semi-postal stamp
philatelically inspired
artistamp
franking
stamp collection
philately
stamp collecting
meter
definitive
chop
series
mark
stampable
sigillated
impact
counterstamp
postally used
postmark
postage code
tied
stamp art
postage franking
cachet
precancel
impress
surcharge
write up
prephilately
e-postage
specimen
imperforate
stampomania
Columbian
stampability
tenor
date stamp
date
rubber stamp
Christmas seal
underprint
overstrike
paquebot
food stamp
cinderella stamp
overfrank
CU
plate number coil
maximum card
Cinderella
trading stamp
deboss
cancelled to order
pelure
semipostal
badge
overstamp
lettercard
miscut

English words for 'A postage stamp issued to commemorate, usually a person or event; also commonly applied to thematic (topical) stamp issues.'

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