MINIATURE WORLD80 - Singapore Post

ISSN No. 0218-1355 MICA (P) 064/05/2008 A Singapore Philatelic Bureau Publication
MINIATURE
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Jan-Mar 2010
COVER ISSUE:
Zodiac
Tiger
In This
Edition:
Anniversary
4
Playgrounds
6
Pick Your
Favourite 2009
Stamp Issue Contest
9

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From The Editor:
Greetings For 2010
How time flies! In a blink of an eye, we have come to the end of 2009. As we
embrace the start of a brand new year, let us recall the happenings this year.
2009 has been a historic year for Singapore, with the launch of the SMRT
Circle Line, celebration of the 150 years of Singapore Botanic Gardens, the
Countdown to the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games, joint issues with
Philippines and Indonesia, 20th anniversary of the Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) of which Singapore hosted the APEC meetings and
many more.
In the upcoming year, we have many upcoming interesting stamp issues,
starting with the Zodiac Series - Tiger in January, celebrations of 4 different
organisations in our inaugural “Anniversary” issue. Nature-themed series,
such as “Butterflies” and the public initiative of the National Park Boards
(Nparks) “Know 10 Trees”, allow further public awareness of our nature
findings. We will also be releasing the 3rd and final stamp issue on the
Singapore 2010 Youth Olympics Games to commemorate its official launch
on 14 August 2010.
On behalf of Singapore Post Limited Philatelic & Stamps Department, we
thank you for your continued support of Singapore Stamps and we wish you
a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Peggy Teo
Assistant Vice President
Philatelic and Stamps

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PROGRAMME
TENTATIVE
STAMP
Zodiac Series
Tiger
08 JAN 26 JAN 09 MAR
To Be
Confirmed
MAR 21 APR 26 MAY
National
Monuments
23 JUN
To Be
Confirmed
03 DEC
Anniversary Playgrounds
Nature Series
Butterflies
Know 10 Trees
04 AUG 14 AUG
SEP OCT 10 NOV
Annual
Collection 2010
Skyline of
Singapore
To Be
Confirmed
Dates of issue
may be subject to
change. Please check
with the Singapore
Philatelic Bureau
prior to the release
dates.
Youth Olympic
Games
Festivals
For more
information, please
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STAMP ISSUE:
Zodiac Series - Tiger
There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese
calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each,
with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese
elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth.
According to Chinese astrology and belief, the
traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the
personalities of people born under the respective
sign but also their lives and the events of the year.
The affectionate, generous and attractive Tiger,
third in the Zodiac Cycle, starts off yet another
New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2010.
Those born in the year of the Tiger are often said
to possess character traits such as affectionate,
generous and attractive. Tigers are energetic
individuals who believe in enjoying a life full of
challenges and unexpected events.
Finding pleasure in the unpredictable, they are not
afraid to explore the new and unusual. They are
affectionate, generous, and faithful but can be
impatient and rebellious. Competitive, determined
and untiring in work when motivated in the right
way, Tigers will always approach their problems
in a direct or even a radical way and are never
in doubt about what they want to accomplish.
Famous personalities born in the Tiger year include
Ludwig van Beethoven, Stevie Wonder, Marilyn
Monroe, Ho Chi Minh, Alec Guinness and Karl Marx.
Kreta Ayer Stamp Society and Singapore Philatelic
Museum will be organising the annual Zodiac Fair
at Chinatown Point from 06 to 10 January 2010.
Daily from 10:00am to 07:00pm
See you there!
DATE OF ISSUE:
08 January 2010
DESIGNER:
Leo Teck Chong

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Collector’s Sheet featuring the
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Zodiac Series - Tiger
Collector’s Sheet
FIRST DAY DATESTAMP:
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
DENOMINATIONS:
1st Local, 65¢, $1.10
STAMP SIZE:
40mm x 30mm (1st Local and 65¢)
35mm x 45.65mm ($1.10)
COLLECTOR’S SHEET SIZE:
105mm x 65mm ($5 and $10)
PERFORATION:
13.33 (1st Local and 65¢)
13.15 ($1.10)
PAPER:
Unwatermarked
PRINTING:
Stamps - Offset Lithography
Collector’s Sheet - Offset
Lithography with high reflective
index transparent hologram with
morphing effect
PRINTER:
Stamps - Southern Colour Print
Collector’s Sheet - Cartor Security
Printing
SHEET CONTENT:
10 stamps per gummed-back and
self-adhesive sheet
Visuals only. Details subject to change.

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STAMP ISSUE:
Anniversary
Since the founding of modern Singapore in 1819,
the country has seen numerous changes and
advancements for her citizens. Committed to bring
forth changes and developments for the better of
the nation, the 4 organizations in this stamp issue
portrayed their growth with the nation in
celebrations of their anniversaries.
Housing & Development Board (50¢)
HDB, Singapore’s public housing authority, was
established on 01 February 1960 as a statutory
board, to tackle Singapore's acute housing shortage.
By 1965, the HDB had built over 50,000 flats to
house the people and the work of the HDB continued
over the years.
Beyond the provision of homes in comprehensively
planned towns, the public housing programme has
played a crucial role in strengthening social
cohesion through policies and programmes that
encourage different segments of the population
to live harmoniously together.
People’s Association (50¢)
The People’s Association (PA) was set up on 01 July
1960. Its mission then, as it is today, is to foster
social cohesion and racial harmony, to build a united
and resilient nation. PA offers the common space
and creates opportunities for people of different
DATE OF ISSUE:
26 January 2010
races and religions, from all walks of life, to come
together to interact, make friends and bond.
Singapore Customs ($1.00)
The Customs department’s history dates back to the
Straits Settlement period. Established in 1910 under
the name Government Monopolies Department, the
main role of the department then was to regulate
the opium trade. Over the past 100 years, the
department has gone through several organisational
and name changes. In 2003, the department was reconstituted
to become Singapore Customs (SC), with
the mission of assuring the integrity of Singapore’s
trading system and supporting Singapore as a global
trade hub.
Singapore Scout Association ($1.00)
In 1907, Lord Baden-Powell successfully experimented
his ideas on Scouting for Boys at a camp on Brownsea
Island in England and Scoutmaster Frank Cooper
Sands from UK started Scouting in Singapore on 22
July 1910.
Grounded on time-proven values and practices,
including a culture of peace, developing socially
committed members, inclusiveness and gender balance,
SSA seeks to remain relevant by preparing the
members to meet ever-changing needs.
DESIGNED BY:
Brainwave Design

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Special Thanks to Housing & Development Board, People’s Association, Singapore Customs, PSA Corporation Ltd
and The Singapore Scout Association for providence of information and visuals for the stamp issue. Photos of
The Singapore Scouts Association courtesy of Miss Jacqueline Lau.
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FIRST DAY DATESTAMP:
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
DENOMINATIONS:
50¢ x 2 designs, $1.00 x 2 designs
STAMP SIZE:
45mm x 24.6mm
PERFORATION:
13
PAPER:
Unwatermarked
PRINTING:
Offset Lithography
PRINTER:
Secura Singapore Pte Ltd
SHEET CONTENT:
10 stamps per sheet
Visuals only. Details subject to change.

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STAMP ISSUE:
Playgrounds
A venue to play, time to play, companions to play
with, and ways to play - these are the four
elements in a rich play environment.
Playgrounds, which are easily found in parks,
schools, childcare facilities, institutions, multiple
family dwellings, restaurants, resorts, and other
public spaces, are important places for children
to play in.
The Pasir Ris Park and West Coast Park, among
several other parks, are popular for their large
playgrounds and open spaces. An exciting variety
of play equipment such as slides, monkey bars,
swings and wall-climbing facilities can be found
in such playgrounds.
DATE OF ISSUE:
09 March 2010
Research shows that children develop their social
skills, physical coordination, strength and flexibility
through play and playgrounds are among the most
important environments for children’s recreational
moments outside their homes.
These stamps (1st Local, 50¢, 65¢, 80¢, $1.10 and $2.00),
illustrate common locations for playgrounds in
Singapore, namely, West Coast Park (parallel to
West Coast Highway opposite McDonalds), Toa Payoh
Dragon Head Playground (Junction of Kim Keat Link
and Toa Payoh Lorong 6), Sengkang Sculpture Park
(Compassvale North Gate neighbourhood), Vivo City
Playground, Pasir Ris Park and Hindhede Nature
Park (Bukit Timah Nature Reserve).
DESIGNER:
Janny Jin Li Juan

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STAMP SIZE:
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PERFORATION:
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PAPER:
Unwatermarked
PRINTING:
Offset Lithography
PRINTER:
Southern Colour Print
SHEET CONTENT:
10 stamps per sheet
Visuals only. Details subject to change.

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MYSTAMP PRODUCTS:
Singapore 2010
Youth Olympic Games
Mascots MyStamp
With just less than 250 days to go before
Singapore hosts the world’s first Youth Olympic
Games (YOG), Lyo (pronounced as Leo) and Merly
are ready to Blaze the Trail.
As official mascots for the Singapore 2010 Youth
Olympic Games, Lyo, a lion cub, embodies the
values of Excellence and Friendship, while Merly,
a merlion, personifies the values of Excellence
and Respect. Through their acts and stories, they
will promote the Olympic Values of Excellence,
Friendship and Respect.
Singapore Philatelic Bureau is pleased to release
a limited MyStamp featuring the 2 SYOG mascots
and the 2009 YOG stamps. This MyStamp is
available for purchase at all eleven Philatelic
outlets and at shop.vpost.com.sg

Pick Your Favourite
2009 Stamp Issue
Contest
Here is your chance to win S$20 simply by telling us which
stamp issue of 2009 you like best and why! Five lucky SODA
customers will get S$20 credited into their SODA account!
Zodiac Series
- Ox
Local
Desserts
Greetings -
Let’s Celebrate
National Day
- Sculptures
Cinemas Theatres
of Yesteryear
Countdown to
Singapore 2010
Youth Olympic Games
Fill up the entry form below, detach and paste it at the
back of an envelope, and send it to:
Pick Your Favourite 2009 Stamp Issue Contest
Singapore Philatelic Bureau, 10 Eunos Road 8,
#B2-32, Singapore Post Centre, Singapore 408600
Pick Your Favourite
2009 Stamp Issue
Contest Entry Form
Name: ...........................................................................................................
Address: ......................................................................................................
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SODA Account No.: ...................................................................................
Definitives Flora
& Fauna (Series 2)
Singapore-
Philippines Joint
Issue - Bridges
STAND A CHANCE
TO WIN
S$20!
or fax your entry form to +65-6841 3378. All entries
must reach us by 18 February 2010. This contest is
open to SODA customers only. Results of winners will
be published in the next edition of Miniature World
(Issue 81). Winners will be notified by post.
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SMRT -
Circle Line
Singapore-
Indonesia Joint Issue
- Tourist Attractions
150 Years of the
Singapore Botanic
Gardens
APEC 2009
Meetings
My favourite 2009 stamp issue is:
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Reason: .....................................................................................
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HONGKONG, CHINA
UNITED KINGDOM
PHILATELIC PRODUCTS OF
Foreign Countries
Post Boxes
[ 18 AUGUST 2009 ]
The earliest known surviving posting slot
was placed in the wall of Wakefield Post
Office in 1809 and to celebrate this 200th
anniversary four stamps featuring iconic
wall mounted post boxes were released.
The Fire and Rescue Service Stamp Set
[ 01 SEPTEMBER 2009 ]
The earliest purpose-built Fire Station
was opened in Chester in 1709. This Special
Stamp issue pays tribute to the UK’s brave
firefighters by depicting the risks they
face every day to help the rest of us safe.
Royal Navy Uniforms
[ 17 SEPTEMBER 2009 ]
This special issue traces the change from
the ostentation of the 1795 Admirals
uniform through to the sheer functionality
of present day flight deck garb.
60th Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s
Republic of China
[ 01 OCTOBER 2009 ]
Founded on 01 October 1949, the People’s Republic
of China celebrates her 60th anniversary this year.
Over the past 60 years, China has amazed the world
with her remarkable success in development.
Centenary of Customs and Excise Service
[ 17 SEPTEMBER 2009 ]
The Preventive Service was set up on 17 September
1909 under the then Imports and Exports Department
and tasked with the duties of protecting and
collecting revenue on liquors. It was renamed the
Customs and Excise Service in 1977 and became an
independent government department in 1982.

HAPPENINGS AT THE
Singapore Philatelic Museum
Step into Singapore Philatelic Museum
and discover the world of diverse
cultures through stamps! Postage
stamps are miniature pieces of art
featuring significant events, history,
heritage and cultures of countries.
Come and find out about Singapore
and other countries at our colourful
and interactive exhibitions.
At the “Heritage Room”, discover
the vibrant multi-ethnic cultures of
Singapore! Trace the story of
different migrant races who came
to Singapore in the 19th century.
Try playing traditional instruments
such as the ‘mirudhangam’, and ‘da
gu’. At the Traditional Trades section,
try on Chinese wooden clogs, smell
spices, and see objects found at the
Chinese medicinal shop. Explore
ethnic festivals and more at this
interesting gallery!
ON-GOING
Exhibitions
At the “Room of Rarities”, see
how stamps and philatelic items
mark Singapore’s development
from 1800s to modern day.
See an interesting range of
postal items such as posting
boxes used in Singapore,
postman uniform, stamp
vending machines, and sorting box.
SPM
OPEN
HOUSE
Bayanihan:
Spirit of the
Philippines
24 October 2009
- April 2010
JAN 2010 FEB 2010
01 16
NEW YEAR’S DAY CHINESE NEW YEAR
DAY 3
TIME:
9AM - 7PM
FREE
ADMISSION
OPEN HOUSE DAYS ONLY
Discover what defines the people of this
country whose hospitality is legendary.
Through beautiful stamps of Philippines
and interactive displays, learn about the
country's rich and diverse culture, and
journey through its breathtaking natural
sites. Unravel the long and colourful
history of the Philippines, by walking in
the footsteps of her heroes. Come and
experience life as a Filipino - step into a
traditional house, learn to play traditional
games, and dress up in national costumes.

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Come 2010, the museum will commemorate the 65th
anniversary of the end of World War II with a thematic
exhibition. The exhibition will showcase a collection of
stamps, letters, postcards, postal notices, and other
philatelic materials from Singapore Philatelic Museum and
from private collectors. The ideology and propaganda
campaigns of the Japanese invaders, life of the people in
Singapore during the Occupation, and memories of the pain
and sufferings are told through the collection on display.
A.
B.
C.
ON-GOING
Exhibitions
Hear the
Tiger Roar!
February
- August 2010
Celebrate the Year of the Tiger at the museum with this
fun and educational exhibition for children, and admire
beautiful tiger stamps, including zodiac stamps from all
over the world. Did you know that the stripe pattern on
the body of each tiger is unique? Unravel interesting
facts about this magnificent creature whose number has
dropped greatly in the last century. Gain an insight into
the plight of tigers in our world today, and find out
what you can do to save tigers from extinction.
World
War II
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TEL: 6337 3888 / WEBSITE: www.spm.org.sg
OPENING HOURS: Monday (1AM - 7PM) / Tuesday - Sunday (9AM - 7PM)
February -
July 2010
ADMISSION FEES:
Adult $5 / Child (3-12 years) $4 / Senior Citizen (60 years and above) $4
Free admission for senior citizens (Singapore citizens and permanent
residents) every Monday.
TENTATIVE STAMP
PROGRAMME OF
Foreign
Countries
The dates listed here are tentative.
Please call 6845 6711 two or three
days prior to the dates indicated,
for confirmation.
All philatelic products from other
countries are sold over the counters
only. The items are not available
through Advance Order and SODA
services.
Email us at sinstamp@singpost.com
using your email address for a free
new foreign stamp issues alert service.
Year of the Tiger
06 Feb 2010
Mainland Scenery
Series No.9:
Fujian Tulou
Mar 2010
HONGKONG, CHINA
Lunar Year of
the Tiger
Jan 2010
I Ching, Pa Kua VII
Mar 2010
Centenary of
International
Women’s Day
Mar 2010
MACAO, CHINA
Classic Album Covers
07 Jan 2010
Smilers Business &
Consumer Stamps 2010
26 Jan 2010
Girlguiding UK
02 Feb 2010
The Royal Society
25 Feb 2010
Battersea Dogs
& Cats
11 Mar 2010
House of Stewart
23 Mar 2010
This programme may be subject to change without prior notice.
UNITED KINGDOM

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CSM08
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CSC09
CSD09
CSE09
CSF09
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Zodiac Series – Rat
Youth Olympic Games
Singapore Postal Services Through the Years
Cash Crops of Early Singapore
Singapore-Vietnam Joint Issue
Zodiac Series - Ox
Greetings – Let’s Celebrate
Cinema Theatres of Yesteryear
Definitives - Flora & Fauna (Series 2)
SMRT - Circle Line
150 Years of Singapore Botanic Gardens
Local Desserts
National Day - Sculptures
Countdown to Singapore 2010 Youth Olympics Games
Singapore-Philippines Joint Issue - Bridges
Singapore-Indonesia Joint Issue - Tourist Attractions
APEC 2009 Meetings
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CSGFT001
CSGFT004
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CSF08SRB
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Zodiac Series – Rat
Singapore-Vietnam Joint Issue
Zodiac Series - Ox
150 Years of Singapore Botanic Gardens
National Day - Sculptures
Singapore-Philippines Joint Issue - Bridges
Singapore-Indonesia Joint Issue - Tourist Attractions
Definitives - Flora & Fauna (Low Values)
Definitives - Flora & Fauna (High Values)
Zodiac Series – Rat
Youth Olympic Games
Singapore Postal Services Through the Years
Cash Crops of Early Singapore
Singapore-Vietnam Joint Issue
Zodiac Series – Ox
Cinema Theatres of Yesteryear
Definitives - Flora & Fauna (Series 2)
SMRT - Circle Line
150 Years of Singapore Botanic Gardens
Local Desserts
National Day - Sculptures
Countdown to Singapore 2010 Youth Olympics Games
Singapore-Philippines Joint Issue - Bridges
Singapore-Indonesia Joint Issue - Tourist Attractions
APEC 2009 Meetings
Greetings - Let’s Celebrate
Definitives - Flora & Fauna (Series 2) (Set of 2)
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Peranakan Culture
Singapore Festivals
Destination Singapore
Singapore Postal Services Magnets
Zodiac Ox Gift Set
Local Delight
Singapore - A City In A Garden (by Lorette E Roberts)
Flora and Fauna Magnet Bookmarks (Frangipani and Torch Ginger)
Flora and Fauna Magnet Bookmarks (Blue Pea Vine and Pigeon Orchid)
Singapore Heritage - The Peranakans
Living Earth II
Miniatures of Singapore
2006 Annual Collection
2007 Annual Collection
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28 October
09 November
18 January
18 November
09 January
19 June
09 August
28 August
28 October
06 June
06 June
18 January
25 June
29 October
12 November
18 November
09 January
20 March
06 May
28 May
19 June
17 July
09 August
14 August
28 August
28 October
09 November
11 February
06 May
25 April
18 June
01 August
29 October
09 January
17 July
02 November
02 November
02 November
02 November
01 February
12 June
08 December
07 December
05 December
04 December
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2008
2008
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2008
2008
2008
2008
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2001
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2006
2007
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LOCAL* OVERSEAS MINT CTO S$ ¢
$2.01
$2.26
$2.98
$4.01
$1.75
$2.01
$1.30
$3.76
$0.52
$4.16
$2.72
$3.13
$3.50
$4.01
$2.81
$2.81
$4.16
$16.80
$1.85
$16.80
$2.00
$2.00
$3.00
$3.00
$5.95
$20.95
$3.75
$4.05
$4.75
$5.90
$3.45
$3.75
$5.60
$2.15
$6.05
$6.65
$4.95
$7.45
$5.90
$4.60
$4.60
$6.05
$2.55
$5.10
$68.00
$25.00
$59.00
$35.00
$45.00
$19.90
$35.00
$12.90
$12.90
$25.90
$16.05
$13.80
$76.30
$79.90
$65.00
$60.00
$2.01
$2.26
$2.98
$4.01
$1.75
$2.01
$1.30
$3.76
$0.52
$4.16
$2.72
$3.13
$3.50
$4.01
$2.81
$2.81
$4.16
$16.80
$1.75
$16.80
$2.00
$2.00
$2.81
$2.81
$5.56
$19.60
$3.51
$3.80
$4.48
$5.51
$3.25
$3.51
$5.26
$2.02
$5.66
$6.22
$4.63
$7.00
$5.51
$4.31
$4.31
$5.66
$2.55
$5.10
$32.71
$12.06
$12.06
$24.21
$15.00
$12.90
$71.35
$74.67
$60.75
$56.05
SUB-TOTAL
Add Handling Charge and Registration Fees for items (1-6) (see General Information note 5)
TOTAL COST
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