Malaysia's Giant Pandas

This is the 300th post on my blog! Thank You everybody for the nice stamps I got mint, on postcards and on covers!

Some weeks ago I got a stamp set from Malaysia on two postcards.

This is it:

International Cooperative Project On Giant Panda (issued 25-02-2015)

Thank You very much Matthew!

Rivers of China and France

Yesterday I got a stamp set from China on a postcard.

This is it:

50 years diplomatic relations with France (issued 27-01-2014)
It is a joint issue with France.

Thank You very much Dong!

Serbian Toys

Today I got two stamp sets from Serbia on two postcards.

This is one of them:

EUROPA (issued 16-04-2015)

Thank You very much Brane!

Serbian Goats

Today I got two stamp sets from Serbia on two postcards.

This is one of them:

Year of the Sheep (issued 19-02-2015)

Thank You very much Brane!

Moomin Toys

Yesterday I got two stamp sets on postcards: one from Finland and one from Ukraine.

This is the Finnish set:

EUROPA (issued 08-05-2015)
The stamps show old Moomin toys produced in the 1950s by Atelier Fauni. The featured characters are Hemulen’s aunt, Moomintroll, Fillyjonk, Sniff, Stinky and Moominpappa.

Thank You very much Sini!

Ukrainian Children's Books

Yesterday I got two stamp sets on postcards: one from Ukraine and one from Finland.

This is the Ukrainian set:

EUROPA (issued 30-04-2010)
The stamps show the children's books "Mare's Head" and "Gold Shoe".

Thank You very much Sergey!

Germany's Childish Past

Yesterday I bought the new German stamps.

This is one of them:

EUROPA (issued 07-05-2015)

Germany and Israel

Yesterday I bought the new German stamps.

This is one First Day Sheet:

50 years Diplomatic Relations with Israel (issued 07-05-2015)
It is a joint issue with Israel.

The FDS features the German and the Israeli stamp (issued 07-05-2015).

Red Chamber Dream

On Monday I got a stamp set from China on a postcard.

This is it:

Red Chamber Dream (issued 21-06-2014)

Thank You very much Mo!

Australia and World War I

On Saturday I got a stamp set from Australia on a postcard.

This is it:

World War I Centenary (issued 14-04-2015)
The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps landed on 25th April 1915 on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
On 19th May Ottoman forces tried to push the Allied troops back to the sea. Lance Corporal Albert Jacka later received Australia's first Victoria Cross for helping to repel this assault.
Later in August the Australian 1st Brigade made a diversionary attack at Lone Pine during an Allied offensive.
Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick transported wounded men, of which there were many during the campaign, on the back of his donkey to a dressing station. After three weeks he was killed.
From 18th to 20th December the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps was withdrawn from Gallipoli as the victory was deemed unachievable.

Thank You very much Nareeda!