Another cover I received recently was sent by Terence from Singapore. The cover has two commemorative stamps issued in 2004 decipting Singapore skyline, and a nice looking airmail label.

2009 Cover from Singapore

2009 Cover from Singapore

The 60c stamp as well as the cancel display Merlion, imaginary creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The Merlion symbol was designed by Mr Fraser Brunner for the logo of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) in 1964. The Merlion in Merlion Park near the Singapore Central Business District is a well-known tourist icon of Singapore.

2004 Singapore - skyline. Merlion with Merlion cancel. Michel #1341, cat. value 0.80€

2004 Singapore - skyline. Merlion stamp with Merlion cancel. Michel #1341, cat. value 0.80€

The 70c stamp shows a piece of Singapore’s famous Esplanade Theatres and some CBD area skyscrapers.

2004 Singapore - skyline. Michel #1342, cat. value 0.80€

2004 Singapore - skyline. Michel #1342, cat. value 0.80€

Both stamps exist in two different perforations.

Many thanks to Terence for the letter and stamps on cover. Unfortunately I was unable to fill your request.

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