Design errors - GRENADA |
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Stamp value is not in figures - against the international rules |
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Collecting rocks on the moon without gloves |
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Visiting the moon on the moon buggy, without gloves ! |
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Boy-scouts use a special left-handed handshake. Correct on a stamp from Japan. |
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The name 'world jamboree' is at least strange, as a jamboree is already a world reunion of scouts. And such geant squarrels with a rabbit head do not exist, even in Norway. |
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Wrong: SALINE - correct: SALINES |
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This Nobelprize winner was not German, but Dutch. |
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The engines of the shuttle are not switched on at the launch |
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In his book Around the world in 80 days, there is no mention of any balloon. |
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This is not Henry III but Edward II |
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Wrong representation of at least the British, AMerican and Swedish flag. |
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Wrong : HAVILAND - Correct : HAVILLAND. |
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The first Earth satellite was not the USSR's Sputnik, but of course .... the Moon ! |
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Statue of Liberty with the flame in the wrong hand. |
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This is not Rudolf DIESEL, but James WATT, pictured with his steam engine. |
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This is not James WATT, but Rudolf DIESEL pictured with his engine. |
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Pete Rose and other famous baseball players were depicted on this sheet. On request of the major league baseball, which had banned Rose from the sport for betting on baseball games, a new sheet was issued without this player. |
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Wrong : Austrailian - Correct : Australian |
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Wrong : Janice - Correct : Janis |
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This is the Japanese Izumo-Hinomisaki lighthouse, not the Inubi-Saki. |
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