This mint stamp commemorates the 1986 World Ice Hockey Championships, Moscow. The stamp was issued by Russia on April 12, 1986.

Russia commemorated the 2008 World Ice Hockey Championships with the issuance of this mint stamp on December 5, 2008.

This mint mini-sheet (souvenir sheet) was issued by Russia on March 14, 1973, to commemorate the 1973 European and World Ice Hockey Championships. These Championship games were hosted by Moscow. The sheet includes a single high denomination stamp that features two hockey players.

Russia issue this mint single-stamp mini-sheet on Apr. 14, 1979, to commemorate the World and European Ice Hockey Championships (held in Moscow, April 14-27, 1979). This attractively designed sheet includes the logo for the event in the sheet selvage (lower left).

Following the Soviet hockey team's victory in the World and European Ice Hockey Championships (Moscow, April 14-27, 1979), Russia overprinted this previously issued single-stamp mini-sheet with a declaration of this victory (in red type; lower left sheet margin). The non-overprinted sheet, issued to promote these championships, is our item# HK14 (when available). Please click on the image or “Details� for an enlarged image and additional information.

Canada celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Montral Canadians (the "Habs") with the 2009 issuance of this folded booklet of ten self-adhesive stamps. The folded booklet is illustrated in the small image at left; please click on the image or "Details" for views of the back of the folded booklet, and the inside (side with stamps) of the unfolded booklet, as well as for additional information.

On October 17, 2009, Canada Post celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Montreal Canadians with the release of this wonderful three-stamp souvenir sheet. The entire stamp side of the sheet was produced with a holographic-type process ("lenticular"). The uniform numbers and names and the stamp images change depending on the angle of view. The stamps provide a “moving� tribute to three historic 500th goals by hockey greats Maurice Richard, Jean Beliveau and Guy Lafleur. 15 Hockey Greats are honored - please click on the image at left or "Details" for additional information.

Issuing Country: Russia
Date of Issue: March 20, 2025
Scott Catalogue Number(s): 2717
Scott Catalogue Value (2015): $3.00
Description: This mint stamp was first issued to promote the 1963 World Hockey Championships, hosted by Stockholm. The stamp offered here is a re-issue of the stamp with a text overprint commemorating the Soviet team's victory. The overprint is at upper-left on the stamp.

Issued by Canada Post on September 3, 2013, this mint sheet of seven 63-cent domestic rate stamps features hockey pucks with emblems of the seven Canadian National Hockey League teams: Canucks, Oilers, Maple Leafs, Canadiens, Flames, Jets and Senators. Scott Cat.# 2661.

This mint sheet of seven stamps (plus two labels) was issued by Canada Post on September 3, 2013. The stamps pay tribute to the seven Canadian NHL teams; a player from each team, in their then current uniform, is featured on the stamps. This sheet is particularly interesting in that the player designs are embossed, as are the team logos in the sheet selvage adjacent to the stamps and the NHL logos on the two labels. Scott Cat.# 2669.

With the issuance of this mint booklet of six self-adhesive stamps, Canada Post paid tribute to some of the top defensive players in hockey history. The players are from the Original Six NHL teams; these are the teams that played from the 1940s to 1960s, onsidered by many to be the golden era of NHL hockey. The players are Bobby Orr, Pierre Pilote, Red Kelly, Doug Harvey, Harry Howell and Tim Horton. Issued on October 3, 2014.

This set of six mini-sheets (like hockey cards) recognizes great Canadian defensemen from the Original Six NHL hockey teams. Each of the six cards is $2.50 international rate stamp. The reverse of each card includes career highlights and statistics for the player pictured on the front. The featured players are Bobby Orr, Pierre Pilote, Red Kelly, Doug Harvey, Harry Howell and Tim Horton (players who diminated the sport in the 1940's through 1960's). Issued by Canada Post on October 3, 2014.