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65fr: this 2005 issue shows colorful images of land and sea creatures

WALLIS & FUTUNA

36fr: this issue promotes local products made from the Coconut Palm

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175fr: this airmail issue shows a carved wooden tiki, or traditional idol from the Wallis islands

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65fr: this 2013 issue shows a typical noontime island seascape

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62fr: this issue shows native Blue Crowned Lories, whose range includes Futuna and several adjacent Pacific islands

WALLIS & FUTUNA

5fr: this birds issue from 2011 features the Blue-crowned Lory, a small parrot with a wide range across the central Pacific

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60fr: this striking 2005 island butterfly issue shows a Danaus spp.

WALLIS & FUTUNA

65fr: this colorful large format issue of 2002 celebrates World Cup Soccer

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46fr: this stunning 1987 island butterfly issue features the Delias ellipsis

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150fr: this issue shows the haunting artistic image of Tagaloa

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10fr: Artisanry and Energy are celebrated on this issue for the 50th anniv. of a local savings fund

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400fr: this magnificent 2006 art issue shows a work of Jean Michon, and celebrates the 80th anniv. of his birth

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25fr: this lovely woven cloth or tapa motif shows various local scenes: villagers, crops, fishing and even a rider; issued in 1995.

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125fr: this 2002 issue celebrates the 1616 discovery of the Horn islands, and shows an early map of the two islands, Futuna and Alofi

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28fr: this 1990 issue shows traditional fale huts found in Wallis and Futuna

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110fr: this 2003 environment issue shows undersea images of local coral reefs

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20fr: this issue shows the Breadfruit, an important tree crop of Polynesia

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55fr this 2005 issue shows an indigenous shell of the genus Conus.

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5fr this 2004 design is open to interpretation; it could portray youth or perhaps social welfare

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25 fr: Papaya, an ubiquitous tropical fruit, commonly seen in island gardens near towns (2004 issue)