Issued in 1979, this beautiful definitive set from Guernsey highlights the island’s picturesque landscapes and coastal life. The designs feature local harbors, fishing boats, rugged cliffs, tranquil reservoirs, and beaches, capturing the charm of Guernsey and its neighboring islands. Each stamp bears the Queen Elizabeth II silhouette in gold, a standard feature of Guernsey’s definitives. A highly collectible set that reflects the island’s natural beauty and maritime culture.

Stamps in the Set

• 4p – Petit Port: Swimmers enjoying the waves along the rocky coast.

• 9p – Cambridge Berth: Fishing boats moored at the quay, symbolizing the island’s strong fishing heritage.

• 10p – Belvoir, Herm: Countryside view with a white cottage, showcasing island greenery.

• 13p – St Saviour’s Reservoir: A calm water scene with ducks and reeds, representing Guernsey’s inland beauty.

• 20p – La Coupée, Sark: The dramatic causeway linking parts of Sark, with horse-drawn transport.

• 50p – Bordeaux: Boats anchored in the bay, a tranquil harbor scene.

• £1 – Albecq: Fisherman casting a line from red granite rocks along Guernsey’s rugged coast.