In this issue...
The Triskelion Collection
Manx Wildlife Trust 50th Anniversary
• Chinese Year of the Rabbit
• Turning Point - The Battle of El Alamein
The Works of Michele Tramontana
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2023.
As I write we have the most gorgeous snowy scene outside my window. Needless to say it caught a lot of us by surprise as it was even sticking down at sea level, the Isle of Man Steam Packet held up the 8.45am departure of the Ben my Chree to ensure as many people as possible stuck in the snow could make the voyage, The Island has a charm about it during crisp wintery days, albeit at this time we only get 8 hours of daylight.
So to our first issue to receive the approval of H M King Charles III Lord of Mann, The Triskelion Collection, I could think of nothing more appropriate than our national symbol of the three legs to represent the first use of his cypher in the
We would like to advise that Davo pages will no longer be available as a standing order item.
The number we supply has dropped to 21 sets per year. For customers who purchase Davo pages, we have discussed options with Stanley Gibbons who will be offering Isle of Man pages as the appointed agent in the United Kingdom. We will continue to work very closely with Davo to ensure that the information they receive about our new issues, formats and variants is accurate to our records to ensure the integrity of your album.
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Carolean era within Manx stamps. I hope you enjoy all the issues featured in this newsletter as we look forward to the year ahead.
With best wishes and sincere thanks,
Maxine, General Manager Isle of Man Stamps & Coins
They have advised that they would be delighted to supply your needs for the 2022 pages. I am advised that the album set for 2022 is now available through Stanley Gibbons.
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Issue Date: 06.01.23
For upwards of a thousand years, and probably more, they have been the symbol of Manxness and are still to be seen everywhere on the Island, from historical buildings, coins and banknotes to everyday commercial company branding, everyone identifies with the familiar ‘three legs of Man’.
Derived from an ancient sun symbol, the Celtic triskel had various meanings for the early Pagans: it was linked to triadic gods and the three domains of land, sea and sky and was also believed to represent the cycles of life, as well as the Triple Goddess - the maiden, mother and wise woman. It should not be surprising, therefore, to note that the Manx Parliament consists of three divisions – the House of Keys, Legislative Council and Tynwald. Nor the fact that the ancient open-air Tynwald ceremony at St John’s used to occur to greet the rising sun on Midsummer’s Day.
It is thought to have been introduced to the Island by Alexander III of Scotland after he gained control of Manx territory in 1265. Alexander had family connections with Sicily, who had adopted a three-legged version of the sun symbol hundreds of years previously.
The legs are usually seen to run clockwise and the symbol often appears with the Latin motto ‘Quocunque Jeceris Stabit,’ meaning ‘it will stand whichever way you throw it’ – a reference to the independence and resilience of the Manx
people, who prefer the version ‘whichever way you throw me, I will stand!’ Credit for the original motto goes to a Byzantine/ Roman general, Flavius Belisarius (505-565 AD). He used the militarily effective iron caltrop - four spikes fitted to a ball. When thrown, this usually came to rest on three of the spikes and the fourth stuck up to catch the feet of chariot horses, camels or even elephants.
In 1775 an inscription at Castletown’s parliament building recorded: Three legs armed; Armed in self-defence: Centrally united; Security from thence.
The symbol appears on the Manx coat of arms, which dates back to the 13th century, and has featured on the national flag of the Isle of Man since 1st December 1932. It is central to the standard of the Lieutenant Governor of the Island, the representative of King Charles III on Mann. In contemporary times proud Manx people regularly carry a flag, large or small, with them on holiday, from Glastonbury to the Tour De France, and much further afield.
A Set Mint Mint ACE31 CTO ACE81 £6.25 (not illustrated)
B First Day Cover ACE91 £6.95
Images and Design: ................................................. EJC Design
Text: Isle of Man Post Office
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Perforations: ......................................................... 11.5 per 2cm
Stamp Size: 40 x 31.66mm Format: ......................................................................Sheet of 20 Date of Issue: ................................................ 6th January 2023 Limited Editions: Presentation Pack 1100
This year the 22nd January marks the beginning of one of the most prominently celebrated festivals on the planet represented by the gentle and elegant Rabbit.
The Rabbit is the fourth animal sign in the Chinese zodiac cycle. The twelve zodiac animals are the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. Each year has an animal sign according to the twelve-yearcycle and holds a special place in ancient Chinese cultural heritage.
In Chinese culture, the rabbit is thought to be the luckiest of the twelve animals of the zodiac. It signifies forgiveness, grace and beauty. Those born in the Year of the Rabbit are calm and harmonious. They tend to avoid arguments and petty fights as much as possible, but are very creative and have good taste.
Chinese mythology tells that the Jade Emperor required twelve animals to be his guards. He decreed the animals would race, and the list of signs would be placed in the order in which they first arrived at his party. The Rabbit finished fourth in the race, using its intuition and agility to cross a river by hopping over logs and stones; losing only to the Rat, Ox and Tiger. The Year of the Rabbit 2023 is to be a very peaceful year, welcomed with open arms by all after the bold Year of the Tiger.
There are several regional superstitions regarding rabbits in China. In north-western China, buns shaped like rabbits are popular at weddings. The bride’s mother personally cooks the buns for her daughter, who takes some to her husband. This is done in hopes that the couple will soon give birth to children.
According to Chinese astrology, people born under the sign of the Rabbit are predicted to be kind-hearted, friendly and intelligent as well as patient and responsible. The Rabbit can be reluctant to reveal their mind to others and has a tendency to escape reality, but is always faithful to those around them. It is in the Rabbits characteristics to avoid confrontation and to find a compromise and solution through negotiation.
Famous celebrity Rabbits include Albert Einstein, Whitney Houston, Roger Moore and Orson Welles. The Rabbit is most compatible with the Goat, Dog and Pig and least compatible with the Rat and Rooster.
Stanley has found worldwide acclaim for his portraits of stars from sport, music, television and film. His work has featured on book covers, in numerous magazines and newspapers, such as the New York Times and New Yorker. He has worked alongside internationally recognised brands such as Manchester United, McDonald’s and the BBC. He has also exhibited at Manchester’s Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art and was commissioned to promote Chinese New Year celebrations in the city. He has recently illustrated a series of children’s books published by Penguin Random House.
View Stanley’s work online at stanleychow.co.uk
A Set Mint ACC31 CTO ACC81 £9.75
B Presentation Pack ACC41 £10.50
C First Day Cover ACC91 £10.45
Design: Stanley Chow
Text: IOM Post Office
Printer: bpost
Process: ......................................................... Offset Lithography
Colours: .................................................... 4 + PMS Metallic Gold
Paper: Gummed FSC Securpost 110 GPW
D Sheet Set Mint ACC66 CTO ACC67 £48.75 (Not Illustrated)
E Stanley Chow Signed Special Cover ACC95 £35.00 Worldwide limited edition of 150
Perforation Gauge: 11.50 per 2cms
Stamp Size: 35 x 35mm
Format: Sheets of 20
Date of Issue: ................................................. 14th January 2023
Limited editions: Presentation pack 1750
First day cover 2250
Isle of Man Post Office is delighted to present this collection of ten stamps celebrating the 50th anniversary of Manx Wildlife Trust, a charity whose work and dedication has been key to preserving and protecting our Island’s wildlife. This issue has been beautifully illustrated by Manx Wildlife Trust’s Biosphere Artist in Residence Clare Payne and has been created alongside Manx Wildlife Trust.
Manx Wildlife Trust (MWT) was founded in 1973 and is the Isle of Man’s leading nature conservation charity. For 50 years, its members, staff and volunteers have supported MWT to protect Manx wildlife for the future by:
• Driving the development of a Nature Recovery Network across the Isle of Man to create more places for wildlife.
• Championing nature based solutions to enable nature to improve the wider Isle of Man environment for all.
• Connecting people in the Isle of Man strongly to nature and inspiring them to act for wildlife.
Little tern Sternula albifrons
MWT’s logo includes the little tern, which breeds on coastal habitats of international importance on the Ayres. In 1972, a proposal to build an oil refinery there was defeated after a vigorous public campaign. This narrow escape showed the need for nature reserves to protect Manx wildlife in perpetuity and led to the foundation of the then named Manx Nature Conservation Trust in 1973.
Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeus
Considered the gardener’s best friend, hedgehogs will happily hoover up insects roaming in vegetable beds. Famously covered in spines, they are most active at night and hibernate through the winter, but they are becoming increasingly confused by our changing climate. MWT runs a citizen science programme using hedgehog recording tunnels to try and assess their numbers on Island.
Ammonite fossil Ammonoidea
These are arguably the most recognisable of fossils and are the remains of an extinct marine mollusc. Scarlett, in the south of the Island, is known for its interesting geology and fossils along with incredible wildlife, all on display at the MWT Nature Discovery Centre there. Palaeontology helps direct conservation efforts through better understanding of the causes of extinction.
Sundew Drosera rotundifolia
Our only carnivorous plant, this heathland species is a fascinating find. The round leaves have sticky, ‘dew’-covered tendrils that tempt in unsuspecting insects as prey. Found amongst soggy sphagnum mosses which form peat, an important carbon store. However, much of the Island’s peatland is currently degraded and releasing carbon. MWT are working with the Manx Government to map and restore the Island’s peatland.
Skullcap Scutellaria galericulata
A rare wildflower which MWT recently rediscovered in Island after an absence of 142 years. A perennial member of the mint family which loves wet, marshy grassland known locally to farmers by its Manx name, ’garee’. MWT recently produced Plants of Conservation Concern in the Isle of Man 2022 which showed that 45 species of native plant have gone extinct since botanical recording began.
Dark bush-cricket Pholidoptera griseoaptera
The dark bush-cricket is one of only six species of Manx invertebrate which are legally protected. It can be found along woodland edges, hedgerows and even in some gardens. Throughout the summer on warm, still nights, its high-pitched chirpings can give away its presence. On Island, this species has only been recorded at Glen Maye and along the Lonan coast. MWT is conducting annual monitoring to increase our awareness of this uncommon species.
Nudibranch Polycera spp.
The Isle of Man’s coastal waters are home to many incredible sea slugs, like this elegant nudibranch which feeds on smaller animals called hydroids. MWT worked closely with the Manx Government to create the first Marine Nature Reserve in 2011 around Ramsey. The Island now boasts ten of these marine protected areas covering over 50% of our inshore area.
Scarce crimson and gold moth Pyrausta sanguinalis
A very rare micro-moth which is found only at the Ayres, in the north of the Island, and a few locations in Ireland. The larvae feed on wild thyme which is abundant across the Ayres National Nature Reserve. Head to the MWT Ayres Nature Discovery Centre to see these very distinctive moths on the wing through June into early July.
The classic fairy tale toadstool, this red and white fungus is often found in woodlands, typically growing beneath pines and birches. The colourful fruiting bodies can usually be seen between late summer and early winter. MWT Hairpin Woodland Park, part of the Ramsey Forest Project, aims to create a great place for people to visit andenjoy them.
The red-billed ‘king of the crows’ is easy to identify, especially with their playful, aerobatic flight and characteristic ‘chee-ow’ call. The Isle of Man boasts a third of the combined British and Manx population, largely due to our more traditional farming practices. MWT works closely with farmers through the DEFA Agri-Environment Scheme to ensure continued protection of their habitat and food supply.
A Set Mint ACB31 CTO ACB81 £9.70
B First Day Cover ACB91 £10.40
C Presentation Pack ACB41 £10.45
Technical Details
Artworks: Clare Payne
Text: ............................................. Manx Wildlife Trust
Design: ................................................... Kllbr8 Limited
Printer: ................................................................... bpost
Process: ........................................... Offset lithography
Colours: .......................................................................... 4
D Sheet Set Mint ACB66 CTO ACB67 £38.80
E Self-Adhesive Booklet
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F Self-Adhesive Pane Mint ACB36 CTO ACB37 £8.00
Paper: Gummed FSC Securpost 110 GPW
Perforations: .............................................. 11.5 per 2cm
Stamp Size: ............................................... 40 x 31.66mm
Format: ................................ 2 x Sheets of 20 (in strips of 5)
Date of Issue: ..................................17th February 2023
Limited Editions:.................... Presentation Pack 1100 First Day Cover 1500
Isle of Man Post Office is pleased to present this collection of stamps studying the Battle of El Alamein as we remember this key turning point in World War II.
Ivor Ramsden MBE, Director of the Manx Aviation and Military Museum writes…
The war in North Africa had been raging since 1940 with the Axis powers; Italy and Germany, attempting to head eastward into Egypt from Libya with the eventual aim of seizing the Suez Canal and joining up with Axis forces in the east in a bid to control the whole of the Middle East and its oilfields.
The Allies – the forces of the British Commonwealth and the Free French - pushed back the initial advance of the Italians in 1940 but with the arrival of the German Afrika Korps in 1941, commanded by General Rommel and equipped with modern armoured vehicles, the Allied progress was halted and reversed. Such was the speed of the Axis advance that by late 1941 their supply lines were overstretched, resulting in their coming to a halt and being forced back westwards.
Axis supplies were built up during the early months of 1942 and Rommel’s forces were able to resume their determined advance eastwards, defeating the British forces at Gazala and capturing the important supply port of Tobruk.
The Allies retreated into Egypt, creating a defensive line along a narrow strip of land between the sea near an insignificant village called El Alamein in the north, and the Qattara Depression which was a vast area of soft sand some 35 miles (56km) to the south, almost impassable to motor vehicles. The position of the line was such that it could not be broken by the use of a flanking manoeuvre and it proved to be the turning point of the whole North African campaign.
In the First Battle of Alamein in July 1942 the Axis commanders again found that their forces were exhausted and their supply lines, already badly stretched, were subject to constant air attack. The Allies, although demoralised by
their retreat, held the line and a stalemate resulted; a period which both sides used to rest and resupply. It also gave the Axis forces time to lay extensive minefields.
The newly-appointed Allied commander, General Montgomery, was a cautious commander, never a man to rush his forces into action without full preparation and, despite the demands of Prime Minister Churchill to attack, he insisted on waiting until he was confident that the strength and morale of his forces were sufficient for the carefully planned task ahead.
At about 9.30 in the darkness of the evening of 23rd October the Second Battle of Alamein began when, under cover of a mighty artillery barrage using some 900 guns, engineers and infantry began the dangerous job of clearing channels through the enemy minefields through which the tanks could pass. The speed of the advance was delayed by heavy enemy resistance and by traffic congestion caused by the narrow pathways through the minefields. This made it an advance by attrition but, aided by a diversionary attack by Free French forces to the south of the line which directed much-needed German reserve forces away from the main front to the north, the Allies’ superior strength prevailed. By early November they had broken through and the enemy was in retreat leaving behind many thousands of prisoners.
The victory at El Alamein gave a much-needed boost to British morale; indeed it was the first real Allied victory in three long years of war and it was to mark the turning point of the conflict in the west.
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Design: ............Isle of Man Advertising & PR
Text: ................................. Ivor Ramsden MBE
Printer: ................................................... bpost
Format: ........................................Sheets of 20
Process: .......................... Offset lithography
Colours: ...........................................................4
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E Prestige Booklet Mint ABM71 CTO ABM72 £18.06
F Booklet Pane Mint ABM36 CTO ABM37 £9.03 (not illustrated)
Perforations: ............................. 11.5 per 2cms
Stamp Size: ............................. 40mm x 40mm
Stamp Set: ......................................................5
Date of Issue: .................. 21st February 2023
Limited Editions: .. Presentation Pack: 1000 ....................................... First Day Cover: 1500
We are pleased to share this collection of six stamps showcasing the works of Isle of Man based artist Michele Tramontana. A key member of the Manx art scene, Michele has lived on the Island for over 50 years, exhibiting locally since 1979, his work much loved both locally and around the world.
Michele Tramontana was born on the 18th December 1947, in Sferracavallo, Sicily; a small fishing village along the coast from Palermo. There, he grew up among the sun-drenched hills and fields and brightly-coloured fishing boats, hence his abiding love of land and seascapes.
In 1966 he came to live on the Isle of Man and, at the age of 24 years, he found his vocation for painting. His father-in-law, an artist, had a studio full of paintings which Michele started to take an interest in and greatly admired. So, encouraged by his wife Brenda, he began his artistic career. He joined the local society, the Mannin Art Group and six months later, in their winter exhibition, he was awarded second prize.
According to Michele, his first exhibition in 1979, which was very successful, was only the beginning of his career, for there is a whole world yet to be discovered. His fascination with the mystery of light and shadow, and the moods of nature, makes the Isle of Man a perfect place for the life-long school of learning. In 1982 he had a one-man exhibition in Helensburgh, Scotland and, in 1989, opened his own gallery and became a full-time artist.
Since then there have been two more very successful exhibitions. The first, in 1991, Churches Throughout the Isle of Man, showcased an obviously varied and beautiful subject, as anyone familiar with the Island will know. The second, The Year of Manx Railways, was in 1993, when the Victorian engineering of the steam and electric railways presented a completely new challenge to Michele’s drawing skills.
Michele’s work continues to evolve and improve, as he sees and finds new depth in light and colour. His pictures, drawings, watercolours and oils are collected by both public and private sectors as far
afield as New Zealand and Australia; Canada and the USA; South Africa, Spain, France and - of course - Italy.
Following the success of the gallery in Ramsey, Michele’s son Carlo joined the business and, after looking for another property enabling the business to expand, an additional property was purchased and re-developed in Onchan, opened as Onchan Gallery and Gift Centre in 1996, which Carlo ran successfully for seven years.
In the meantime, after Michele had been commissioned several times to paint the various golf courses throughout the Isle of Man, he worked to prepare for a new theme based on all nine golf courses on the Island. The aim of this exhibition was to show the people the beautiful and fascinating views that each golf course has. It was a great experience and very successful. Each club was very helpful and supportive.
Another very prestigious achievement for Michele was to be invited to produce a painting of snowdrops which was published by the London Folio Society. Michele’s work was alongside great artists such as Van Gogh and, Michele’s favourite artist, John Constable.
Michele’s painting has taken him around the world. In Venice he found such beautiful light, atmosphere and the challenge of painting on the spot, as he always does, was very inspiring and rewarding. On a visit to Australia Michele painted in Sydney, taking the Harbour Bridge as his subject before travelling inland to the rainforest where he found the different plant life and trees fascinating.
Michele retired from the business in 2015, leaving it to his son. He still produces original work for Ramsey Art Gallery and is often offered commissions. He enjoys his retirement by gardening, fishing, walking and spending time with his family.
A Set Mint ACD31 CTO ACD81 £9.33
B Presentation Pack ACD41 £10.08
Images: Michele Tramontana
Design: ............................... Isle of Man Advertising
Text: ....Michael Starkey and Michele Tramontana
Printer: bpost
Process: Offset Lithography
Colours: 4
Paper: .............. Gummed FSC Securpost 110 GPW
C First Day Cover ACD91 £10.03
D Sheet Set Mint ACD66 CTO ACD67 £46.65
Perforation Gauge: 11.5 per 2cm
Stamp Size: .................................. 40mm x 31.66mm
Format: ............................................. 2 x sheets of 15
Date of Issue: 15th March 2023
Limited editions: Presentation Pack 1750
First Day cover 2250
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Our year collections offer customers the opportunity to purchase every stamp released during 2022. There are three differentiations of the products; The Yearbook, Year Set and Year Pack, all offering outstanding value and convenience.
The Year Collection features the last issue to be royally approved by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Lord of Mann; Manx Winter.
This beautifully presented A4 hard backed book contains all 102 stamps issued from the previous 12 months housed within bespoke stamp mounts for each chapter, making for an elegant and convenient way to present your collection. Such highlights of the year include the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, BBC100 and David Bowie: Actor collections.
Each book contains a message from our Chief Executive as well as an insight into the Bureau’s year, providing details on the stories behind each issue and those who have helped us create them through our year in pictures.
The yearbook represents outstanding value and is offered at a premium of less than £2.50 over the face value of the mint stamps, making for the perfect accompaniment to any keen philatelists coffee table.
The Year Set offers a hassle free collecting experience. You will receive each mint set issued during 2022; 102 stamps in total, as well as an informative folder providing the details and stories behind each issue. A convenient one-off purchase to update your Isle of Man collections!
Year Collection of Presentation Packs with free binder
ABO04 £140.00
EDITION ALBUM YA42 £199.00
This Signature Edition stamp album is the ultimate for any Bowie fan.
This elegant, highly-collectable publication brings together a host of eminent visual artists, writers and film professionals in appreciation of David Bowie’s versatility and sheer talent as an actor and performer. A limited edition of just 200 worldwide confirmed by a certificate of authenticity, this publication features hand signed pages by the following…
• Jonathan Barnbrook; stamp issue designer and David Bowie album cover designer.
• Mark Kermode; the UK’s best known and most trusted film critic and Bowie fan.
• Andrew Goth; Director of Everybody Loves Sunshine, featuring David Bowie.
The last selection of stamps to be released by Isle of Man Post Office, this elegantly designed selfadhesive tribute sheet celebrates the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The sheet provides a nostalgic recount of Her Majesty’s 70 years on the throne through previously issued Isle of Man postal stamps from 1973 – 2022. This sheet is a great example of Isle of Man postal history.
The sheetlet is presented within a matching decorative wrap featuring text by Austin MuttiMewse, royal writer and commentator, Maxine Cannon, Stamps & Coins General Manager and Benedict Glazier, sheet designer. The sheet features the following stamps, selected to present a selection of various images of Her Majesty’s reign as seen through Isle of Man stamps.
£5, The Queen’s Portrait, 1983
15p, Royal Birthdays, 1986
£2, HM Queen Trooping The Colour, 1988
18p, 40th Anniversary of the Accession of HM Queen, 1992
£1, The Golden Wedding, 1997
4 x 50p, The Golden Wedding, 1997
• Nicholas Pegg; author of The Complete David Bowie.
Dimensions 23cm square.
©The David Bowie Archive ®Under License to Perryscope Productions, LLC / Epic Rights, LLC 2022
4 x Various values, Postal History 1952-76, 2001
2 x (40p & 65p), The Golden Jubilee: The Daily Life of the Queen by Michael Noakes, 2001
2 x (50p & £1) The Golden Jubilee: Royal Paintings and Sculpture, 2001
50p, The Golden Jubilee: Royal Paintings and Sculpture, 2002
60p, The Diamond Wedding, 2007
£1.55 pre-paid, Queen Elizabeth II York Minster Statue, 2022. Recently unveiled monument
