Royal Mail To Issue “Terry Pratchett’s Discworld” Stamps

The UK’s Royal Mail today shared images of the eight Special Stamps they are issuing to celebrate Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series, marking the 40th anniversary of The Colour of Magic, first book in the series. The stamps can be pre-ordered now, and will be available for general purchase on August 10.

The stamps feature Rincewind, The Librarian, Granny Weatherwax, Sam Vimes, and Great A’Tuin, as well as specially commissioned artworks of Death and Mort, Tiffany Aching and Moist von Lipwig, all by artist Paul Kidby, who was Pratchett’s preferred illustrator for the Discworld. (Click for larger image.)

A Terry Pratchett’s Discworld First Day Cover featuring all eight new stamps cancelled with the alternative postmark that will be available for order from August 10.

Also offered is a presentation pack with explanatory text and a set of the stamps.


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8 thoughts on “Royal Mail To Issue “Terry Pratchett’s Discworld” Stamps

  1. A slight correction: if you want the first day cover with your name & address printed on it, you have to order that on or before August 10th, it won’t be available after that. If you want one without a name or address, you have until November 8th to order that.

    They’ve also done stamps recently for the X-Men and for Aardman Animations that might be of interest to some here.

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  6. I never felt the urge to collect stamps before, but now, now I get the urge with this set.

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