Notes, Copyright and Credit

This is the Tryzub Ukrainian Stamp Album 2006 supplement. This supplement is ©2012 by AndrewPastuszak

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All stamp images were obtained from either personal scans or directly from the philatelic section ofukrposhta.com (http://poshta.kiev.ua/nishop.php?act=shgr&id=1)

Description research is done at one of 3 sites:

Wikipedia ­ http://www.wikipedia.org

The Ukrainian Electronic Stamp Album ­ http://www.ukrainian­philately.info

The Former Soviet Union New Issues Web Site ­ http://home.nestor.minsk.by/fsunews/index.html

Version 1.4 Changes

Page Page to Print Stamp Name Change

1 3 50th Anniversary of the Completely Changed DescriptionFirst Europa Stamp

1 3 Herohiy Narbut Added name of the piece of art to thedescription

8 10 Tenth National Philatelic Changed spelling of Lvov to LvivExhibit

8 10 Locomotives Fixed various typos and added cyrillic lettersto trian names.

9 11 Military History Cleaned up description and fixed typo.of Ukraine

9 11 St. Nicholas Day Broke up description into multiple sentences.

13 15 City­Bus Fixed Picture

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Commemorative Stamps

Oleh Antonov

Oleh Antonov was a Soviet aircraft de­signer, the founder of Antonov ASTC, aworld­famous aircraft company inUkraine, later named in his honour.

Heorhiy Narbut

Heorhiy Narbut was a Ukrainian painter. Heis known for creating Ukrainian coats ofarms, banknotes, postage stamps,charters, and his many illustrations inbooks and magazines. This stamp featureshis work “Poetry” (Поезія), which waspublished in the Ukrainian magazine “Art”(Mистецтво) published in 1919.

50th Anniversary Of First Europa Stamp

The EUROPA issue (also known as Europa ­ CEPT until 1992) is an annual joint issue of stamps with a common design or themeby postal administrations member of the European Communities (1956­1959), the European Conference of Postal andTelecommunications Administrations (CEPT from 1960 to 1992), then the PostEurop Association since 1993.

The first EUROPA issue dates back to 15 September 1956. The postal administrations of the founding six members of the ECSCissued stamps with a common design: a tower made up of the letters of the word "EUROPA" and surrounded by constructionscaffolding.

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Womens' headdress from different time periods are shown. The first stamp (top row ­ left) shows the Ubrus and fur hat, Kyivska Rus, XI­XIVcentury. The second stamp (top row ­ centre) shows a Kerchief, Kyivska Region, 19th to the beginning of 20th century. The third stamp (toprow ­ right) shows a Head Cover, Western Polisia Region, 19th to the beginning of 20th century. The fourth stamp (second row ­ left) shows aWreath, Poltavska Region, end of 19th to beginning of 20th century. The fifth stamp (second row ­ centre) shows a Kerchief, Hutsul Region ­end of 19th to beginning of 20th century. The sixth stamp (second row ­ right) shows a Koda, Bukovyna Region ­ end of 19th to beginning of20th century. The seventh stamp (third row ­ left) shows a Kerchief, Central Ukraine ­ 20th century. The eighth stamp (third row ­ centre)shows a Head Cover, Central Ukraine ­ end of 19th to beginning of 20th century. The nineth stamp (third row ­ right) shows a Head Cover,Hutsul Region ­ 18th to 19th century. The tenth stamp (last row ­ left) shows a Head Cover, Poltavska Region ­ end of 19th to beginning of20th century. The eleventh stamp (last row ­ centre) shows a Kerchief on Head Cover, Chernihivska Region ­ end of 19th to beginning of 20thcentury. The twelveth stamp (last row ­ right) shows a Wreath, Ivano­Frankivska Region ­ beginning of 20th century

Traditional Headdress

Traditional Headdress

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World Cup

The 2006 World Cup was hed in Germany. Two stamps were issued tocommemorate it. The first stamp shows several football fans. The second stampshows the Championship logo and a football.

Space Nation

The first stamp shows the Coronas­1 Ukrainian Satellite. It carried UV and x­ray instruments to map the Sun and plasmamonitors to study the ionosphere and magnetosphere. The second stamp shows an astronaut welding in space. The thirdstamp shows the international effort to track the comet Galileo.

Europa

The theme of the 2006 Europa stamps was "Integration through theeyes of Young People." Ukraine's se­tenant shows individuals holdinghands on the Earth's continents.

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Europa (Booklet)

The theme of the 2006 Europa stamps was "Integration through the eyes of YoungPeople." These stamps were also issued in a booklet.

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GUAM Summit

GUAM is a regional organization offour post­Soviet states: Georgia,Ukraine, Azerbaijan, and Moldova.Their 2006 summit was held in Kiev onMay 22­23.

Painting of Kiev

The 2006 Paintings of Kiev stamps show four landmarks of the city. The top left stamp shows"Zaborovskyi Gate" painted by Boris Tulin in 1987. The top right stamp shows "Olha Basystuik Sings"by Boris Tulin painted in 1987. The bottom left stamp shows "Kyiv­Pecherska Lavra" painted byOleksandr Hubarev in 1990. The bottom right stamp shows "Andrew's Alleyway" painted byOleksandr Hubarev in 1983.

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Commemorative Stamps

Shatsky NationalNature Park

The Shatsky NationalNature Park was estab­lished in 1983. Today, itincludes 22 lakes of theVolyn region. The park islocated in the west of oneof the largest swamp­lake­forest complexes inEurope ­ the regionPolissya.

Lviv ­ 750thAniversary

Lviv was founded some­time between 1240­1247by King Daniel, ruler ofthe medieval Rutheniankingdom of Galicia­Volhynia, and named afterhis son, Lev. The first writ­ten records of Lviv dateback to 1256.

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Ivan Franko

Ivan Franko was a Ukrainian poet,writer, social and literary critic, journal­ist, interpreter, economist, political act­ivist, and doctor of philosophy. He wasa political radical, and a founder of thesocialist and nationalist movement inwestern Ukraine.

Tenth National Philatelic Exhibition

The 10th Annual Philatelic Exhibition took placein the city of Lviv. Pictured is: a view of Lviv andemblem of exhibition.

Locomotives

4 different stamps were issue showing steam locomotives. Each model locomotives is designated bya single or two cyrillic letters. The top left stamp depicts Steam Engine Series “YS” (ИС). The topright stamp depicts Steam Engine Series “L” (Л). The bottom left stamp depicts Steam Engine Series“SO” (СО). The bottom left stamp depicts Steam Engine Series “FD” (ФД).

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Military History of Ukraine

4 different Cossack scenes are shown on these stamps. The top leftstamp depicts Cossack Siroma (a common cossack), 16­17th century.The top right stamp depicts a sea march, 16­17th century. The bottomleft stamp depicts cossacks from the Khmelnytska era, 17th century.The bottom right stamp depicts the Haidamaky Uprisings of Cossacksagainst the Polish nobility, 18th century.

St. Nicholas Day

The feast of Saint Nicholas, is usually celebrated onDecember 6th (Decenber 19th in most Orthodoxcountries). It is a festival for children in many countriesin Europe. Gifts are often left fby the Saint on his feastday.

Horses

This se­tenant of 4 shows different sports done with horses. In the upper leftdressage is shows. In the upper right, traditional horse racing. In the lower left,harness racing, and in the lower right, show jumping.

Christmas

The 2006 Christmas StampFeatures a Nativity Paintingby Urainian artist MykolaiKochubei

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Commemorative Stamps

Mickiewicz Square

The Mickiewicz Square is one of the main squares in the city of Lviv, Ukraine. The square, positioned between Lviv's old townand the southern part of midtown, was planned and created in the first half of 19th century, after the demolition of the old town'sdefensive walls in the late 18th century. At it's creation it was known as Ferdinand Square

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Traditional Costumes

These stamps depict the native costumes worn by individuals in diffrent regions during specific folk cultural orreligious celebrations.

The first area represented is Zaporizhzha Region. The first stamp shows the Celebrations of St. Michael. Thesecond stamp shows the Mother of God Celebrations.

The second area represented is the Khersonshchyna Region. The first stamp shows the Celebrations of St. Cath­erine. The second stamp shows the Celebrations of St. Elias.

The third area represented is the Odeschyna Region. The first stamp shows the Celebrations of St. Barbara andSt. Sava. The second stamp shows the Celebrations of St. Borys and St. Hlib.

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Traditional Costumes

The Traditional Costumes stamp was also available as a souvenir sheet.

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Semi-Postal Stamps

Trolley­Bus

This is the same trolley­busstamp that was issued in1995 Transportation Series.It has a micro­printed"2006" underneath thecountry name "Ukraina"

4th Definitive Series

City­Bus

This is the same city­busstamp that was issued in1995 Transportation Series.It has a micro­printed"2006" underneath thecountry name "Ukraina"

Kalyna Berries Wheat Trident

PansySweetbrier

5th Definitive Series

These stamps are the same as the 2002­2005 Definitives. All the stamps are mi­cro­printed with the date 2006.

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Periwinkle Hollyhocks Marigolds NasturtiumNasturtium

Blue Cornflower Water Lily Poppy

6th Definitive Series

These stamps are the same as the 2002 Definitive. All the stamps are micro­printed with the date 2006.

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Semi-Postal Stamps

5th and 6th Definitive Series

The 5th and 6th Definitive Series was also issued as a souvenir sheet.

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Commemorative Stamps

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Semi-Postal Stamps