The photo shows a fragment of a famous set of greeting stamps of Great Britain called Greetings Stamps: Good Luck, which were released by the Royal Mail on February 5, 1991. This series consists of 10 different stories, which are devoted to traditional British symbols of luck, happiness and good signs. The author of these bright and detailed illustrations is the famous British artist and designer Tony Meeuwissen. Stamps in your photo: Stamps of 1st Class (First Class) do not have a fixed monetary value, but are equal to the current rate of sending a standard letter around the country. The picture shows 6 brands from the full set: Top row (from left to right): Magpies and Charm Bracelet - according to English signs, seeing two forty at the same time brings joy or good luck. Black Cat - in the UK, unlike many other cultures, meeting a black cat is considered a good sign. An ordinary fisherman with a key (Common Kingfisher with Key) - a bird holds a key in his beak, decorated with a four-leaf stable. Bottom row (from left to right): 4. Shooting Star and Rainbow - a traditional symbol of wish fulfillment. 5. Heart-shaped Butterflies - symbolize harmony and love. 6. Wishing Well and Sixpence - Old English tradition of throwing a coin into a well for good luck
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