Wednesday, 31 December 1969 (1/1894)
Definitive Issue: Queen Victoria Fourth Definitive Series
This issue is part of what has been known as the two-color issue of Queen Victoria, since this is the first bi-color issue of Cyprus. New values, not previously available, those of 9, 18 and 45 Piastres were issued initially followed by the other values in 1896.
Cyprus
1896 (1/1896)
Definitive Issue: Queen Victoria Fourth Definitive Series
Cyprus
1902 (1/1902)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII First Definitive Series
This issue is part of what has been known as the 1902-1904 King Edward VII issue. It consists of a total of 10 stamps issued between 1902 and 1904. The watermark used is known as "Crown CA".
Cyprus
1903 (1/1903)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII First Definitive Series
This issue is part of what has been known as the 1902-1904 King Edward VII issue. It consists of a total of 10 stamps issued between 1902 and 1904. The watermark used is known as "Crown CA".
Cyprus
1904 (1/1904)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII First Definitive Series
This issue is part of what has been known as the 1902-1904 King Edward VII issue. It consists of a total of 10 stamps issued between 1902 and 1904. The watermark used is known as "Crown CA".
Cyprus
1904 (2/1904)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII Second Definitive Series
This issue is known as the 1904-1910 King Edward VII issue. It consists of the same 10 designs of the 1902-1904 definitive, with the addition of two new values. The difference with the 1902-1904 design is the watermark used, which is known as the "Multiple Crown CA".
Cyprus
1905 (1/1905)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII Second Definitive Series
This issue is known as the 1904-1910 King Edward VII issue. It consists of the same 10 designs of the 1902-1904 definitive, with the addition of two new values. The difference with the 1902-1904 design is the watermark used, which is known as the "Multiple Crown CA".
Cyprus
1906 (1/1906)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII Second Definitive Series
This issue is known as the 1904-1910 King Edward VII issue. It consists of the same 10 designs of the 1902-1904 definitive, with the addition of two new values. The difference with the 1902-1904 design is the watermark used, which is known as the "Multiple Crown CA".
Cyprus
1908 (1/1908)
Definitive Issue: King Edward VII Second Definitive Series
This issue is known as the 1904-1910 King Edward VII issue. It consists of the same 10 designs of the 1902-1904 definitive, with the addition of two new values. The difference with the 1902-1904 design is the watermark used, which is known as the "Multiple Crown CA".
Cyprus
1912 (1/1912)
Definitive Issue: King George V First Definitive
Cyprus
1913 (1/1913)
Definitive Issue: King George V First Definitive
Cyprus
1915 (1/1915)
Definitive Issue: King George V First Definitive
Cyprus
1921 (1/1921)
Definitive Issue: King George V Second Definitive
Cyprus
1922 (1/1922)
Definitive Issue: King George V Second Definitive
Cyprus
1923 (1/1923)
Definitive Issue: King George V New Value Definitive
Cyprus
1923 (1/1923)
Definitive Issue: King George V Second Definitive
Cyprus
1924 (1/1924)
Definitive Issue: King George V Third Definitive
Cyprus
1925 (1/1925)
Definitive Issue: King George V Third Definitive
Cyprus
1928 (1/1928)
Definitive Issue: King George V Third Definitive
Cyprus
Wednesday, 01 February 1928 (1/1928)
Commemorative Issue: 50th Anniversary of British Rule
Cyprus
Saturday, 01 December 1934 (1/1934)
Definitive Issue: King George V Definitive
Cyprus
Monday, 06 May 1935 (1/1935)
Commemorative Issue: King George V Silver Jubilee
The King George V Silver Jubilee was celebrated with stamp issues among the crown colonies, and affiliated countries, dependencies, protectorates and agencies. The crown colonies shared a common design.
Cyprus
Wednesday, 12 May 1937 (1/1937)
Commemorative Issue: King George VI Coronation
The King George VI Coronation was celebrated with a common-design among crown colonies.
Cyprus
Thursday, 12 May 1938 (1/1938)
Definitive Issue: King George VI Definitive
Cyprus
Monday, 02 February 1942 (1/1942)
Definitive Issue: King George VI Definitive





























































































































