This beautifully illustrated 1986 stamp set from Jersey commemorates the 50th anniversary of the National Trust for Jersey (1936–1986). Each stamp features a notable historic building preserved by the Trust:

1. Morel Farm – 22p
   Depicts the iconic arched entrance of Morel Farm, a traditional 18th-century Jersey farmhouse located in St. Lawrence. This property represents the island’s rural heritage and was one of the earliest acquisitions by the Trust.

2. The Elms – 14p
   The headquarters of the National Trust for Jersey, The Elms is a classic Georgian-style house surrounded by manicured gardens. Its architecture reflects the elegance of Jersey's 18th-century country estates.

3. Quétivel Mill – 29p
   A rare working watermill nestled in St. Peter’s Valley, Quétivel Mill is a testament to Jersey's agricultural and industrial history. The stamp captures its rustic charm and serene setting.