Barbados Endangered Turtle Stamp Series
The Endangered Turtle stamp series – with illustrations by Ken Dewar – highlights four sea turtles species. This series was the first stamps ever to be printed using a patented MFX silver ink technology. When the stamp is shifted in the light, the turtle names will 'disappear' which acts as a metaphor for what is happening to the turtles in nature. It also became part of the many security features incorporated into the stamp both graphically and in the printing process.
Barbados 100th Anniversary Queen's Park Stamp Series
The 100th Anniversary Queen's Park Series celebrates the events and attractions in the historic park set in the centre of Bridgetown, Barbados. The images were sourced form the national archives and depict the Queen's Park Fountain, the ancient Boabab tree, the band stand, and Queen's Park House, with the ribbon using the colours of the Barbadian flag. A special edition $4 stamp was also produced in a postcard sized stamp pane.
Accompong Maroons - LUMI Solar Bond Bank Note
Accompong Maroons is an autonomous region in the mountains of Jamaica which has issued the LUMI, its own form of currency. Images depicted on the security note include symbols of life in the region as well as historic figures. Some of the safety features incorporated into the note include embossed foil stamps, raised print, micro-printing, line patterning, and watermarking.
