Due to the absence of a local press, Pakistan’s initial stamps were printed by Thomas De La Rue in London. In 1949, the Pakistan Security Printing Corporation (PSPC) was established in Malir Halt, Karachi, and its first full set of stamps, the 1954 Seventh Anniversary issue, was printed there. From then until mid-2003, PSPC was the primary printer of Pakistan’s stamps. In 2003, the printing shifted to the Pakistan Post Office Foundation Press (Security Division) in Karachi, starting with the Year of Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah issue. However, this arrangement was short-lived, and in 2006, printing responsibilities reverted to PSPC. Other foreign printers of Pakistani stamps have included Cartor (Paris, France), Courvoisier (Switzerland), Harrisons (London), and Secura (Singapore). Since then, the country has released a diverse collection. our collection more than 500 variety of stamp, encompassing a wide array of themes. These include Nature, Architecture, Transportation,  Technology, Animals, Wildlife, Communication, Historic Events and Figures, Personalities, Humanity and global connections while offering collectors a fascinating glimpse into its rich cultural tapestry.

Our collection features a variety of Unused including: First Day Cover, Miniature Sheet, Presentation Pack, Special Cover, Stamp, Miniature Sheet FDC, Sheetlet FDC …and many other collectible type

Explore our collection of stamp of Pakistan from 1954 to the present, perfect for both seasoned collectors and philatelists.

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