Postage Stamp Day 

The philatelic issue “Postage Stamp Day” pays tribute to the history of postal services, philately and the remarkable role that postage stamps have played in communication for nearly two centuries. Although small in size, a postage stamp has become not only proof of postal payment but also a carrier of history, culture, art and national identity. 

The history of the modern postage stamp began in Great Britain on 6 May 1840, when the Penny Black, the world's first postage stamp, was introduced. This event marked the beginning of a new era in the history of postal communications. 

The history of Polish philately began on 1 January 1860, when the first Polish postage stamp, known today as “Poland No. 1”, was issued in the Kingdom of Poland. Today it is regarded as one of the most valuable and recognizable objects of Polish philately. The issue was designed by Agnieszka Sancewicz based on materials from the collections of the Museum of Post and Telecommunications in Wrocław.  

The central element of the souvenir sheet is a stamp depicting a historic horse-drawn mail coach carrying postal correspondence. The composition recalls the era when letters travelled along postal routes by stagecoach, requiring the work of postal couriers, postilions and a well-organized network of postal stations. The scene commemorates one of the most important stages in the development of postal services, when the speed of communication depended on transport efficiency and the dedication of postal workers. It symbolizes the beginnings of the modern communication system that later evolved together with advances in technology and transportation. 

The souvenir sheet presents a rich iconographic composition devoted to postal history and philately. The design incorporates historical illustrations from the collections of the Museum of Post and Telecommunications in Wrocław, showing various aspects of postal operations throughout the centuries. The illustrations include: 

🐎 Mail Courier on a Postal Road 

📬 Letter Post Service 

🚆 Interior and Employees of a French Postal Railway Car 

🎺 Postilion 

The composition is complemented by historic postal objects: 

🎺 Postal Horn 

One of the most recognizable symbols of traditional postal services, used by postilions to announce the arrival of mail coaches. 

👜 Letter Carrier's Mailbag 

A tribute to generations of postal workers delivering correspondence to towns and villages. 

🏅 Golden Urban Postman's Badge 

A symbol of dedication and service in the postal profession. 

💌 Silver Stamp Case 

A special collectible item created to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America, highlighting the cultural and collecting traditions associated with postage stamps.  

For more than 180 years, postage stamps have accompanied major historical, social and cultural events. They document: historical milestones, scientific and technological achievements, art and architecture, distinguished individuals, natural and cultural heritage. As a result, stamps are not only postal documents but also unique records of human history and national identity. 

Polish Post extends its sincere gratitude to the Museum of Post and Telecommunications in Wrocław for providing the graphic materials used in the preparation of the “Postage Stamp Day” issue. The museum's collections made it possible to create a design presenting the rich history of postal services and philatelic traditions. 

Special collectible editions accompanying the issue will be introduced at a later date.  

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
   -  denomination: 14,50 PLN
    -  print run: 68 000 pcs blocks (4 000 pcs imperforated)
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 × 31,25 mm
    -  block size: 100 × 75 mm
   -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5535
    -  catalogue number of block: 282
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2429
    -  circulation date: 9th October 2026

The sale of block and FDC will begin at 8:00 am on 9th October 2026.

       The 100th anniversary of the birth of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski (1926–2010) 

In 2026, the 100th anniversary of the birth of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski (1926–2010) is commemorated. He was an outstanding scholar of public international law, a diplomat, the first Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Third Republic of Poland, and an international judge. 

To mark this anniversary, Polish Post issued a philatelic release honoring a man who played a fundamental role in shaping the foreign policy of democratic Poland after 1989 and helped establish the country's place in a new and united Europe. 

The issue pays tribute to one of the most distinguished Polish diplomats of the twentieth century, whose expertise, prudence and determination contributed significantly to strengthening Poland’s international position.  

The stamp features a portrait of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski, based on a photograph depicting one of the key figures of Polish diplomacy during the political transformation period. The portrait emphasizes his authority as a scholar, Minister of Foreign Affairs and architect of Poland’s modern foreign policy. 

The sheet consists of 20 postage stamps arranged in a 5 × 4 layout. The repeated portrait symbolizes the enduring significance of Professor Skubiszewski’s achievements and his lasting contribution to modern Polish history. The elegant and restrained design focuses attention on the Professor and his role in rebuilding Poland’s international standing after the restoration of full sovereignty. The color palette of deep blue, burgundy and brown tones gives the issue a dignified and commemorative character. 

The First Day Cover features a photograph of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski presented from a different perspective than that used on the stamp. The design highlights the personal dimension of the issue and presents the Professor as a scholar, diplomat and statesman. The commemorative postmark incorporates the facsimile signature of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski, symbolizing his personal contribution to shaping the foreign policy of a free and democratic Poland.  

Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski was a renowned specialist in public international law and one of the principal architects of Poland’s foreign policy after 1989. On 12 September 1989, he became Minister of Foreign Affairs in the government of Tadeusz Mazowiecki. He continued to serve in the governments of: Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Jan Olszewski, Hanna Suchocka. His term coincided with the crucial years of Poland’s return to the international community after the fall of communism. 

Professor Skubiszewski consistently worked to establish stable and constructive relations between Poland and its neighbors, particularly Germany. Among his major achievements were: securing international recognition of Poland’s western border, strengthening cooperation with Western European countries, enhancing Poland’s position in international organizations, contributing to the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Polish territory. His work laid the foundations of modern Polish diplomacy. 

One of Professor Skubiszewski’s primary objectives was the integration of Poland into European and transatlantic institutions. On 26 November 1991, he signed the European Convention on Human Rights, paving the way for Poland's admission to the Council of Europe on 19 January 1993. On 28 July 1993, he signed in Warsaw the Concordat between the Republic of Poland and the Holy See. His diplomatic efforts strengthened Poland’s position as a democratic state committed to international law and human rights. 

After leaving government office, Professor Skubiszewski continued his distinguished international career. In 1994 he became: 

• President of the Iran–United States Claims Tribunal, 
• ad hoc Judge of the International Court of Justice in The Hague. 

These appointments reflected the high esteem in which he was held within the international legal community. A lesser-known but fascinating aspect of Professor Skubiszewski’s biography was his interest in philately. Krzysztof Skubiszewski was an enthusiastic stamp collector, making this issue especially symbolic. The commemorative stamp honors not only a distinguished statesman but also someone who personally appreciated the world of philately. 

Polish Post sincerely thanks the following individuals for their assistance in the preparation of the philatelic issue “100th Anniversary of the Birth of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski (1926–2010)”: 

• the family of Professor Krzysztof Skubiszewski: Mr. Piotr Skubiszewski, Mr. Marcin Skubiszewski, 

• Mr. Łukasz Dębski.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

 💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 5th October 2026

-  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
-  print run: 96 000 pcs
-  printing techniques: offset
-  stamp size: 31,25 × 43 mm
-  paper: fluorescent
-  number of stamps in sheet: 20 pcs
-  catalogue number of stamp: 5534
-  catalogue number of FDC: 2428
-  circulation date: 6th October 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 6th October 2026.

       Year of Preventive Healthcare 

In 2026, officially proclaimed by the Parliament of the Republic of Poland as the Year of Health Prevention, Polish Post issued a philatelic stamp issue dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles, disease prevention and public health awareness. 

The parliamentary resolution of 26 September 2025 emphasized the importance of preventive measures, screening programmes and early disease detection. Its objective is to shift the focus from treatment to prevention and to improve health opportunities for people across the entire country, including smaller communities. 

The issue refers to the nationwide campaign “Pass Prevention On” and the “10 for Health” initiative, which reminds people that good health begins with everyday decisions and healthy habits. 

The stamp features the “10 for Health” logo, a mountain landscape symbolising physical activity and contact with nature, and a running figure following a path through green hills. A family spending time together is also depicted, emphasizing the importance of social relationships, family support and an active lifestyle in maintaining good health. Along the upper edge of the stamp are ten infographic symbols representing the main pillars of the “10 for Health” programme. 

The sheet consists of 9 postage stamps arranged in a 3 × 3 layout. The design uses calm shades of blue and green associated with health, nature, physical activity and well-being. The surrounding artwork incorporates the repeated visual symbols of the “10 for Health” programme, forming a decorative band around the stamps. Each icon represents one of the key elements of preventive healthcare. The entire composition serves as a reminder that good health is the result of everyday choices made throughout life.  

🔟 The “10 for Health” Programme 

The programme identifies ten areas which, when combined, provide one of the most effective ways of extending life in good health and reducing the risk of lifestyle-related diseases. 

🥗 Healthy Nutrition A diet based on natural and minimally processed foods helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity and many forms of cancer. 

🚶 Physical Activity Regular exercise supports the cardiovascular system, brain function, immunity and mental well-being. 

🚭 No Tobacco and Nicotine Avoiding smoking and nicotine products significantly lowers the risk of cancer, heart attacks and strokes. 

🚫🍷 No Alcohol Modern medicine recognizes that there is no completely safe level of alcohol consumption. 

😴 Healthy Sleep Adequate sleep is essential for physical recovery, metabolic balance and proper nervous system function. 

🧘 Stress Management Supportive social relationships and effective stress reduction play a significant role in maintaining both physical and mental health. 

⚖️ Healthy Body Weight Maintaining a healthy body weight helps prevent many chronic diseases. 

❤️ Optimal Blood Pressure Monitoring blood pressure reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke. 

🩸 Optimal LDL Cholesterol Levels Maintaining healthy cholesterol levels helps protect against atherosclerosis and its complications. 

🍬 Optimal Blood Glucose Levels Regular monitoring of blood glucose contributes to the prevention of diabetes and related health problems. 

An essential component of a healthy lifestyle includes: regular preventive examinations, screening programmes, protective vaccinations, participation in public health initiatives.  

The issue highlights the idea that health is a shared responsibility of individuals, families and society. It promotes: prevention, physical activity, healthy eating, responsible healthcare choices, public health awareness. The issue represents a philatelic appeal to take everyday actions that help people live longer and healthier lives.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 89,90 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 27th September 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 99 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 × 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 9 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5533
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2427
    -  circulation date: 28th September 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 28th September 2026.

       The 100th Anniversary of Polish State Railways 

The year 2026 has been designated by the Polish Parliament as the Year of Polish Railways, marking the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Polish State Railways (PKP) on 24 September 1926, following a decree issued by President Ignacy Mościcki. 

To commemorate this milestone, Polish Post has issued the stamp block “100th Anniversary of the Establishment of Polish State Railways”, illustrating the development of rail transport in Poland from the interwar period to the present day. The issue presents four iconic railway vehicles representing successive stages of modernization and technological progress. All designs were prepared in consultation with and approved by Polish State Railways S.A. (PKP).  

The block consists of four postage stamps, each depicting a railway vehicle representing a different era in the history of Polish rail transport. 

🚄 Lux-Torpeda 

The first stamp features the famous Lux-Torpeda, one of the most advanced rail vehicles of the interwar period. Introduced in the 1930s, it was renowned for its modern engineering, speed and passenger comfort. It became a symbol of innovation and the modernization ambitions of the Second Polish Republic. 

🚂 Intercity Nieśpieszny (ICN) 

The second stamp presents the Intercity Nieśpieszny (ICN) train set, recalling traditional long-distance passenger trains hauled by electric locomotives. The motif reflects the period of rapid development of national passenger services and the key role of railways in Poland during the second half of the twentieth century. 

⚡ EU160 Griffin 

The third stamp depicts the EU160 Griffin electric locomotive, one of the most modern locomotives currently operated by PKP Intercity. Designed and manufactured in Poland, it symbolizes the growth of domestic railway technology and the ongoing modernization of rail transport. 

🚅 ED250 Pendolino 

The fourth stamp shows the ED250 Pendolino, a symbol of high-speed rail services in Poland. Its introduction significantly reduced travel times between major cities and marked a new chapter in the development of modern passenger transport. The block forms a visual journey through one hundred years of railway history. Each stamp is set against a landscape matching the character of the featured vehicle: 

❄️ mountain scenery and a historic atmosphere for the Lux-Torpeda, 

🌳 traditional railway infrastructure for the Intercity Nieśpieszny, 

🌾 contemporary railway routes for the EU160 Griffin, 

🏙️ a modern railway station environment for the Pendolino. 

Together, the designs present a symbolic overview of Polish railways from pioneering interwar engineering to twenty-first-century solutions. The FDC designs use the same railway themes as the stamps, presented from different perspectives and in wider compositions. Each cover highlights one of the railway vehicles featured in the issue and emphasizes its importance in the history of rail transport in Poland. The commemorative postmark incorporates the official logo of the 100th anniversary celebrations of Polish State Railways, creating a unified visual identity for the entire issue.  

Since its establishment in 1926, PKP has played a fundamental role in Poland’s economic, social and transport development. For a century, the railway network has: connected regions across the country, supported industry and trade, enabled the mobility of millions of passengers, contributed to the modernization of national transport infrastructure. This issue commemorates both the history of Polish railways and their continuing importance to modern Poland.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with imperforated block 99 PLN | print run: 4 000 pcs. | sell's limit: 3 pcs 

💎Folder with perforated block 65 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎4 Folders with single stamp 40 PLN each| print run: 600 pcs. each | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎4 Maximum cards 20 PLN each| print run: 400 pcs. each 

💎4 Postcards 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 23rd September 2026

     - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 4
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN) each
    -  print run: 75 000 pcs blocks (4 000 pcs imperforated)
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 76 x 31,25 mm
    -  block size: 149 × 152,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5529-5532
    -  catalogue number of block: 281
    -  catalogue numbers of FDC's: 2423-2426
    -  circulation date: 24th September 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 24th September 2026.

       50th Anniversary of the Founding of the Workers' Defense Committee (KOR) 

On 23 September 2026, exactly on the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Workers' Defense Committee (KOR), Polish Post issued a philatelic commemorative release dedicated to one of the most important milestones in the history of Poland’s democratic opposition. The Workers' Defense Committee was founded in 1976 in response to the repression directed against participants of the June 1976 workers' protests in Radom, Ursus and Płock. KOR organized legal, financial and social assistance for persecuted workers and their families, becoming one of the most significant examples of independent civic activity in Poland during the 1970s. 

The design by Roch Stefaniak directly refers to the earlier stamp issue “Workers' Protests of June 1976”, emphasizing the historical connection between the workers’ protests and the emergence of organized democratic opposition.  

The stamp depicts three symbolic figures representing workers' communities associated with: 

🟨 Radom, 

🟥 Ursus, 

🟦 Płock. 

The names of the three cities are incorporated into the figures, highlighting their importance in the events of June 1976. The central motif is a handshake, symbolizing: solidarity, cooperation, mutual assistance, civic responsibility. These values formed the foundation of the Workers' Defense Committee. The sheet consists of 9 postage stamps arranged in a 3 × 3 layout. The repeated image of the three figures creates a visual symbol of community, unity and collective action. The rhythmic arrangement of the design emphasizes cooperation across different social groups and regions. The background is composed of outlines of human figures, referring to the broad social dimension of KOR and the many individuals involved in assisting those affected by repression. The color palette follows the scheme established in the issue “Workers' Protests of June 1976”: 🟨 yellow for Radom, 🟥 red for Ursus, 🟦 blue for Płock. The repeated colors create a coherent historical narrative and highlight the direct link between the June 1976 protests and the creation of KOR. The graphic style is modern and poster-like, inspired by social and civic art. 

The First Day Cover features a fragment of the historical document: “Appeal to the Society and the Authorities of the Polish People's Republic” dated 23 September 1976. This document is widely regarded as the founding declaration of KOR and one of the most important testimonies to the beginnings of organized democratic opposition in Poland.  

The Workers' Defense Committee was established on 23 September 1976 by a group of intellectuals, social activists and members of opposition circles. Its principal objective was to support people persecuted after the June 1976 protests. KOR provided: legal assistance, financial aid, support for families of arrested workers, information and documentation regarding violations of civil rights. The Committee played a significant role in the development of independent civic structures that later contributed to the emergence of the Solidarity movement. The issue commemorates the values upon which KOR was founded: solidarity, civic responsibility, defense of human rights, mutual support. It also pays tribute to those who contributed to the development of civil society and democratic freedoms in Poland.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 89,90 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

 💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 22nd September 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 99 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 × 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 9 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5528
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2422
    -  circulation date: 23rd September 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 23rd September 2026.

       The 500th Anniversary of Mazovia's Incorporation into the Kingdom of Poland 

On 10 September 2026, Polish Post issued the commemorative stamp issue “500th Anniversary of the Incorporation of Mazovia into the Kingdom of Poland”, prepared in cooperation with the Marshal's Office of the Mazovian Voivodeship in Warsaw. 

The issue commemorates one of the most important events in the history of Mazovia and the process of unifying the Polish lands. In 1526, following the death of the last Mazovian dukes of the Piast dynasty, Stanisław I and Janusz III, Mazovia was incorporated into the Kingdom of Poland. This event ended several centuries of political independence of the Duchy of Mazovia and marked an important stage in the consolidation of the Polish state under the Crown.  

The stamp features a historical map of Mazovia, showing the territorial divisions of the duchy before its incorporation into the Kingdom of Poland. The design emphasizes the historical nature of the issue and refers to the cartographic traditions and historical documents of the period. The map recalls the rich history of a region that played a significant role in the development of Poland and whose political center was Warsaw, the future capital of the Polish state. 

The sheet consists of 6 postage stamps arranged in a 3 × 2 layout. The artwork is inspired by historical documents, seals and symbols associated with late medieval Mazovia.  

The central element is the medium heraldic seal of the Mazovian dukes Stanisław I and Janusz III, displaying the heraldic emblems of the Mazovian branch of the Piast dynasty. Enlarged fragments of the seal appear on both sides of the sheet, creating a monumental backdrop for the stamps. The design uses warm shades of red, brown, gold and parchment colours, evoking medieval charters, royal acts and official seals. The sheet tells the story of the end of Mazovia's political independence and its lasting integration into the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. 

The First Day Cover and the commemorative postmark feature a fragment of the heraldic seal of the Mazovian dukes Stanisław I and Janusz III, one of the most recognizable symbols of historic Mazovia.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 70 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 9th September 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 96 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 × 43 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs stamps
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5527
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2421
    -  circulation date: 10th September 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 10th September 2026.

       Local Content. Value for Poland 

The philatelic issue “Local Content. Value for Poland” promotes the idea of increasing the participation of Polish companies, technologies and expertise in strategic investments and key economic projects. The issue highlights the importance of domestic industrial, energy, technological and defence capabilities for Poland’s development and security. The issue was prepared in close cooperation with the Ministry of State Assets, and all graphic materials used in the design originate from the Ministry’s collections. Polish Post is one of the partners of the “Local Content. Value for Poland” initiative, aimed at strengthening the role of Polish enterprises and creating long‑term competitive advantages for the national economy.  

The stamp features the Local Content logo accompanied by the slogan: “Value for Poland” The minimalist design emphasizes the universal nature of the initiative and its support for Polish businesses participating in strategically important investments. 

The sheet consists of 6 stamps and 3 labels, creating a visual presentation of Poland’s industrial, energy and technological potential. The sheet design incorporates: 

• the Local Content emblem, 
• the issue title, 
• Polish national colours, 
• a QR code and project website link. 

The composition highlights cooperation between public administration, business, research institutions and investors. 

Labels: 

🏭 KGHM – Głogów Copper Smelter 

The first label presents copper smelting operations at the Głogów Copper Smelter, one of the most advanced metallurgical facilities in Europe. KGHM is among the world's leading producers of copper and silver and represents a key pillar of Poland’s industrial sector. 

⚡ Baltic Power – ORLEN Offshore Wind Farm 

The second label depicts the Baltic Power offshore wind farm, one of the most important renewable energy projects currently being developed in Poland. The investment supports the country’s energy transition and the development of offshore engineering capabilities. 

🛡️ Łucznik Firearms Factory, Radom 

The third label features a soldier equipped with the modern GROT A3 rifle, produced by the Łucznik Firearms Factory in Radom. The motif symbolizes the development of Poland’s defence industry and advanced domestic technologies.  

The concept of Local Content seeks to maximize the economic benefits of investments by increasing the participation of domestic suppliers and businesses. Today, local content is viewed not only as an economic tool but also as an important element of: economic resilience, supply chain security, technological development, strategic autonomy, national competitiveness. The initiative promotes cooperation between industry, public institutions, science and business sectors.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 65 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 7th September 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: A ECONOMY (4,90 PLN)
    -  print run: 99 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 x 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs stamps + 3 tablets
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5526
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2420
    -  circulation date: 8th September 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 8th September 2026.

The sale of issue is made only in sheets.

       100th Anniversary of the Catholic Weekly “Niedziela” 

This postal stationery card with an imprinted postage indicium was issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Catholic Weekly “Niedziela”, one of the most important Catholic periodicals in Poland.  

The illustrated section of the postcard presents selected archival issues of the Catholic Weekly “Niedziela”, documenting its rich history and a century of publishing achievements. The design refers to the publication's long-standing editorial tradition and highlights its significant role in Poland’s religious, social and cultural life. 

The postage indicium features an image of the Virgin Mary, an integral element of the newspaper’s masthead and a symbol closely associated with the title for many years.  

The commemorative postmark includes the official logo of the 100th anniversary celebrations of the Catholic Weekly “Niedziela”, emphasizing the importance of the jubilee and the publication's enduring mission. 

The design of the postal card and commemorative cancellation was approved by President of the Catholic Weekly “Niedziela”.  

     - designer: Jarosław Ochendzan
    - number of cards in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 3 500 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  card size: 148 × 105 mm
    -  catalogue number of card: 2058
    -  circulation date: 31st August 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 31st August 2026.

       Fruits of our orchards 

In 2026, the “Fruits of Our Orchards” series presents three traditional fruits that have long been cultivated in Polish orchards and gardens. The issue highlights the richness of Polish fruit-growing traditions and promotes cultivars valued for their taste, nutritional qualities and agricultural importance. The issue was prepared in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Research Institute of Horticulture – National Research Institute in Skierniewice.  

The sheet contains 6 postage stamps, arranged in two sets of three designs, accompanied by 2 decorative labels. 

The stamps feature: 

🔴 Raspberry “Polka” 

One of the best-known Polish raspberry cultivars. Its bright red fruits are appreciated for their excellent flavor, aroma and versatility. The variety is highly productive and widely used for fresh consumption and processing. 

⚫ Blackcurrant “Tisel” 

A Polish blackcurrant cultivar valued for its abundant yields and high vitamin C content. The fruits are commonly used in juices, preserves, syrups and other food products. 

🟢 Gooseberry “Biały Triumf” (White Triumph) 

A traditional gooseberry variety producing pale green-yellow fruit with a delicate flavor. It has been a familiar feature of Polish orchards and home gardens for generations.  

The labels and surrounding artwork present all three fruits together in a colorful composition celebrating Poland’s orchard heritage. The design uses fresh, vibrant colors inspired by the summer harvest season. 

Poland is among Europe’s leading fruit producers. Raspberries, blackcurrants and gooseberries have long held an important place in Polish agriculture and traditional cuisine. The issue pays tribute to orchard growers and to the horticultural traditions that have shaped the Polish countryside for generations.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 70 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎3 Folders with single stamp 40 PLN each| print run: 600 pcs. each| included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎3 Maximum cards 20 PLN each| print run: 400 pcs. each 

💎3 Postcards 5,20 PLN each| print run: 400 pcs. each| sell from 23rd August 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 3
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN) each
    -  print run: 90 000 pcs each
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 51 x 39,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs stamps + 2 tablets
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5523-5525
    -  catalogue numbers of FDC's: 2417-2419
    -  circulation date: 24th August 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 24th August 2026.

       General Tadeusz Rozwadowski 

On 15 August 2026, Polish Armed Forces Day, Polish Post issued a commemorative stamp dedicated to General Tadeusz Rozwadowski, one of the most distinguished Polish military commanders and organizers of the Polish Armed Forces. The issue honors a figure whose contribution to rebuilding the Polish Army after independence and to the victory in the Battle of Warsaw in 1920 remains one of the most important achievements in modern Polish military history. The issue was prepared in cooperation with the Ministry of National Defence.  

The stamp features an archival photograph of General Tadeusz Rozwadowski from the collections of the Polish Military Historical Bureau (Wojskowe Biuro Historyczne). The image of the general on horseback emphasizes his military service, leadership role and contribution to rebuilding the Polish Army after 1918. The sheet consists of 6 stamps arranged in a 3 × 2 layout. The surrounding artwork creates a broader historical narrative devoted to the General’s life and military career. 

The design incorporates: 

• 🎖️ photographs of military decorations awarded to the General, 
• 📝 military documents and operational orders, 
• 📸 archival photographs depicting Rozwadowski during military service, 
• 🎖️ the Order of Virtuti Militari, 
• a portrait from the collections of the National Digital Archives. 

The sepia and military-green color palette reinforces the documentary and commemorative character of the issue. 

The First Day Cover presents military maneuvers in Volhynia in 1925, involving General Rozwadowski. The image illustrates the training and development of the Polish Army during the interwar period and highlights the General’s role in shaping the armed forces of the Second Polish Republic.  

Tadeusz Jordan Rozwadowski (1866–1928) was one of the most prominent Polish military leaders of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He began his military career in the Austro-Hungarian Army, where he gained valuable command and staff experience. After Poland regained independence, he became one of the leading organizers of the Polish Armed Forces and served as: Chief of the Polish General Staff, commander during the Polish-Soviet War, one of the architects of the modern Polish Army. A key chapter of his career was the Battle of Warsaw of 1920. The operational plan was developed through the efforts of several important figures, including: Józef Piłsudski, General Tadeusz Rozwadowski, General Władysław Sikorski, General Maxime Weygand, the operational staff of the Polish Army. Rozwadowski was responsible for preparing and coordinating the plan from the staff perspective, which contributed significantly to the victory over the Red Army. Following the May Coup of 1926, he supported the constitutional authorities. After the conflict, he was arrested and removed from public life, effectively ending his military career. Today, his contribution to the development of the Polish Army and the victory in 1920 is being increasingly recognized.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with imperforated sheet 89 PLN | print run: 4 000 pcs. | sell's limit: 3 pcs 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 65 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 14th August 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    -  photo colorization: Mirosław Szponar
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: A ECONOMY (4,90 PLN)
    -  print run: 96 000 pcs (24 000 pcs imperforated)
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 × 43 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5522
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2416
    -  circulation date: 15th August 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 15th August 2026.

       Polish regional products - redykołka cheese 

On 10 August 2026, Polish Post issued another stamp from the “Polish Regional Products” series, dedicated to outstanding examples of Poland’s culinary and cultural heritage. The 2026 issue features Redykołka, a traditional smoked shepherd’s cheese closely associated with the pastoral traditions of Podhale and the Polish Carpathians. The design was created by Agnieszka Sancewicz in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.  

The stamp depicts a Redykołka cheese shaped like an animal, placed against the background of a traditional wooden cheese mould used by mountain shepherds. 

Redykołka is a small smoked cheese produced mainly from sheep’s milk in Podhale and selected areas of the Beskid Mountains. Unlike oscypek, it is smaller in size and has preserved its traditional role as a ceremonial gift presented at the end of the redyk, the seasonal return of sheep from mountain pastures. 

The product is protected within the European Union under the Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) scheme. 

The sheet consists of 9 stamps arranged in a 3 × 3 layout. 

The decorative design includes: 

🐑 illustrations of sheep grazing on mountain pastures, 

🏔️ traditional shepherds’ huts and elements of Carpathian pastoral architecture, 

🧑‍🌾 the figure of a shepherd (baca), 

🧀 references to traditional cheese making, 

the official symbol of the European quality protection scheme. 

The sepia-toned composition evokes historical photographs and highlights the centuries-old traditions of mountain shepherding. The sheet celebrates bacowanie (Carpathian shepherding traditions), which has been included on Poland’s National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage.  

The name Redykołka derives from redyk, the traditional spring departure and autumn return of sheep from mountain grazing grounds. These cheeses are handmade using traditional wooden moulds and may take the form of: sheep, deer, hearts, birds, spindles and other folk motifs. Redykołka remains one of the most distinctive regional products of the Polish Carpathians and a symbol of mountain culture and hospitality. 

Special thanks are extended to Józef Michałek for providing the graphic materials used in the philatelic products accompanying this issue.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 92 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 9th August 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 99 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 × 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 9 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5521
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2415
    -  circulation date: 10th August 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 10th August 2026.

       Poland See More 

The philatelic issue “Poland See More” highlights two outstanding locations in the Greater Poland region: Kórnik Castle and the Underground Tourist Route of the Kłodawa Salt Mine. These sites represent two complementary aspects of Poland’s heritage: cultural legacy and industrial tradition. 

The sheet consists of 8 stamps arranged in an alternating (combinational) layout, featuring two designs that together create a cohesive visual narrative about history, nature and human achievement.  

Stamps and featured locations: 

🏰 Kórnik Castle – Polish Academy of Sciences Library 

Kórnik Castle is one of the most picturesque and best-preserved aristocratic residences in western Poland. Its origins date back to the 15th century, though its current romantic appearance is the result of a 19th-century reconstruction by Count Tytus Działyński, who redesigned it in the English neo-Gothic style. 

Over the centuries, the castle was owned by prominent noble families such as the Górka, Czarnkowski, Działyński and Zamoyski families. The interiors still retain authentic furnishings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, providing a rare insight into historical life. 

Today, the castle houses the Kórnik Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences, one of the most valuable manuscript and rare book collections in Poland, containing documents of immense historical significance. 

Surrounding the castle is the renowned Kórnik Arboretum 🌿, one of the oldest and richest dendrological gardens in Poland, home to approximately 3,500 species of trees and shrubs from around the world. In spring, it attracts thousands of visitors thanks to its spectacular magnolia blossoms. 

The castle is also associated with the famous legend of the “White Lady”, believed to be the spirit of Teofila Działyńska, which adds a layer of mystery and cultural storytelling to the site. 

➡️ The year 2026 marks a special double anniversary: 600 years of Kórnik Castle 200 years of the Kórnik Library 

⛏️ Kłodawa Salt Mine – Underground Tourist Route 

The Kłodawa Salt Mine is the largest and deepest active rock salt mine in Poland, located in central Poland. Its deposits were formed approximately 250 million years ago, making them among the oldest natural resources in the region. 

Mining operations reach depths of up to 750 meters, while the underground tourist route allows visitors to descend to approximately 600 meters below ground level. 

Visitors can explore: 

• vast salt chambers 
• underground corridors and mining tunnels 
• natural and man-made rock formations 

A unique feature of the mine is its range of salt colors, from classic white to naturally pink salt, rarely found in other European mines. 

The site combines several functions: 

industrial 🏭 

educational 📚

tourist 🌍

It offers insight into both the geological history of the region and the specialized work of miners.  

The sheet is enriched with additional narrative elements: 

• 🎩 portrait of Tytus Działyński, symbolizing cultural heritage 
• 🪨 statue of Skarbnik, the legendary guardian spirit of the mine 
• decorative pattern featuring the outline of Poland and arrows (identity of the series) 
• “Polska Zobacz Więcej” typographic elements encouraging exploration 

✉️ FDC and postmark 

FDC (Kórnik): castle interiors 🏰 

FDC (Kłodawa): underground chambers 

⛏️ Postmark: outline of Poland with both locations marked  

The following will also be available for sale:

💎Folder with perforated sheet 75,00 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎2 Folders with single stamp 40 PLN each | print run: 600 pcs. each | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎2 Maximum cards 20 PLN each | print run: 400 pcs. each 

💎2 Postcards 5,20 PLN each | print run: 400 pcs. each | sell from 29th June 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

    - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 2
    -  denomination: A ECONOMY (4,90 PLN)
    -  print run: 108 000 pcs each
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 51 × 39,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 8 pcs
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5519-5520
    -  catalogue numbers of FDCs: 2413-2414
    -  circulation date: 30th June 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 30th June 2026.

       Pets 

The philatelic issue “Domestic Animals” presents selected species and breeds that accompany humans in everyday life, highlighting their diversity, appearance and unique biological and behavioral features. 

The block consists of 4 postage stamps, each showing a different domestic animal — from a singing bird, through a small mammal, to a pedigree cat and an exotic aquarium fish. The issue emphasizes the important role of animals as companions in human life 🏡.  

Stamps include: 

🐦 Red Canary (Serinus canaria) 

The red coloration of canaries was achieved through crossbreeding with the red siskin from South America. Today, there are nearly 100 color varieties, ranging from green (wild type) to white, yellow and red, with various patterns. Only males sing, while females produce softer sounds. Canary singing competitions and beauty contests are widely organized. 

🐰 Miniature Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus f. domesticus) 

Miniature rabbits were first bred over 100 years ago in England. Today, they exist in many forms: white, brown, black, spotted, long‑haired, lionhead and lop‑eared. They weigh up to approximately 3.5 kg and are popular pets, but require careful care, vaccinations and a balanced diet enriched with herbs. Their field of vision reaches up to 300 degrees, allowing them to detect movement very effectively. 

🐱 Maine Coon Cat (Felis catus) 

First shown at exhibitions in New York in 1860, the Maine Coon is one of the largest domestic cat breeds, with males reaching up to 11 kg. These cats are known for their gentle temperament, but require regular grooming. Their distinctive feature is tufted ears resembling those of a lynx. Despite past myths, the breed is not a hybrid with raccoons or wild animals. 

🐟 Discus Fish (Symphysodon discus) 

This striking fish originates from the Amazon Basin. It thrives in warm (27–30°C), soft and slightly acidic water. Breeding discus fish requires experience due to their demanding environmental needs. A unique trait is their parental care — fry feed on a secretion from the parents’ skin during early life. Adult fish can grow up to 20 cm in diameter.  

The First Day Covers present: 

• a miniature rabbit 🐰
• a Maine Coon cat 🐱 

The images emphasize the individuality and charm of selected domestic animals.

The issue was developed with expert consultation from: Dr. Andrzej Kruszewicz, Director of the Warsaw Zoo.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with imperforated block 89 PLN | print run: 4 000 pcs. | sell's limit: 3 pcs 

💎Folder with perforated block 64 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎4 Folders with single stamp 40 PLN each| print run: 600 pcs. each | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription 

💎4 Maximum cards 20 PLN each| print run: 400 pcs. each 

💎4 Postcards 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 29th June 2026

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - number of stamps in issue: 4
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN) each
    -  print run: 90 000 pcs blocks (4 000 pcs imperforated)
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 x 31,25 mm
    -  block size: 125 × 152,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5515-5518
    -  catalogue number of block: 280
    -  catalogue numbers of FDC's: 2411-2412
    -  circulation date: 30th June 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 30th June 2026.

       The workers' protests of June 1976 

On June 24, 2026, Polish Post issued a commemorative stamp block titled “Workers’ Protests of June 1976”, which honors one of the most significant episodes in modern Polish history and a symbol of social resistance against the policies of the communist authorities. The protests broke out after the announcement of drastic food price increases and were most intense in Radom, Ursus and Płock. These events became a turning point, contributing to the emergence of democratic opposition movements and strengthening social solidarity.  

The block consists of three postage stamps, forming a coherent visual narrative of the protests. The design presents key locations and symbolic moments from each city: 

🔥 Radom

•  the burning building of the Provincial Committee of the Polish United Workers’ Party 
• workers moving on a battery‑powered cart 

These scenes reflect the dramatic escalation of protests. 

🚂 Ursus 

• the blocking of railway traffic 

This refers to one of the most symbolic acts of protest — workers stopping trains, disrupting national transport. 

🏭 Płock 

• the oil refinery 
• protesting residents 

This highlights the participation of industrial workers and local communities. 

The FDC features an archival map illustrating the scale of protests across Poland in 1976. The document was created by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and is now preserved in the collections of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN). The composition combines archival imagery with modern graphic design, creating a documentary‑style narrative. The color palette — dominated by red, black and muted tones — emphasizes the tension and drama of the events.  

Cooperation: 

• City of Radom 
• City of Płock 
• Ursus District of Warsaw 

Sources: 

• Institute of National Remembrance 
• National Digital Archives 

This issue commemorates events that contributed to the rise of democratic opposition and the long-term path toward freedom in Poland. It serves both as a historical document and a tribute to social courage.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with imperforated block | sell's limit: 3 pcs 84 PLN | print run: 4 000 pcs. 

💎Folder with perforated block 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 23rd June 2026

💎Philanote - we will publish detailed information at a later date

      - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 3
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN) each
    -  print run: 60 000 pcs blocks (4 000 pcs imperforated)
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 × 43 mm
    -  block size: 121 × 82 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5512-5514
    -  catalogue number of block: 279
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2410
    -  circulation date: 24th June 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 24th June 2026.

       Mieczysław Fogg 

The philatelic issue dedicated to Mieczysław Fogg honors one of the most recognizable and long‑lasting performers in the history of Polish music. The design pays tribute to a legendary singer whose artistic legacy remains an essential part of Polish cultural heritage. The project was created in close cooperation with Michał Fogg, the artist’s great‑grandson and guardian of his legacy, ensuring historical accuracy and authenticity.  

The stamp features an archival photograph of Mieczysław Fogg, complemented by a musical staff and note motif 🎼, emphasizing his musical heritage and artistic identity. The composition highlights: 

🎵classic stage elegance, 

🎵connection to early recorded music, 

🎵?timeless character of his performances. 

The sheet consists of 6 stamps (3 × 2 layout) with an extended visual composition. A central element uniting the design is a stylized gramophone 🎧, symbolizing the era of analog recordings. It includes a QR code, prepared by Warner Music Poland, linking directly to recordings of the artist 🎵. Additional elements include: 

🎙️photographs from later periods of Fogg’s life, placed along the sides, 

🎙️musical ornaments and decorative elements, 

🎙️descriptive phrases highlighting his legacy: “Ambassador of Polish Song”  “The Bard of the Warsaw Uprising” “Warsaw’s Favorite Singer” “A Symbol of an Era and Elegance”

 The composition blends archival imagery with modern digital elements, creating a dialogue between tradition and contemporary audience experience.  

Mieczysław Fogg (1901–1990) was one of Poland’s most enduring and beloved vocalists. Key facts: 

🎤long‑time stage performer and recording artist 🎙️ 

🎤associated with pre‑war Warsaw cabarets and theaters 

🎤?active during World War II, including performances during the Warsaw Uprising  

🎤continued performing post‑war, gaining popularity among new generations 

Famous songs: “The Last Sunday” “Autumn Roses” “The First Grey Hair” “Tango Milonga” 

His style was characterized by elegance, clarity of diction, and emotional expression.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 70 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 29th May 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: A ECONOMY (4,90 PLN)
    -  print run: 90 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 x 43 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5511
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2409
    -  circulation date: 30th May 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 30th May 2026.

       The beauty of Poland 

The 2026 issue from the “Beauty of Poland” series is dedicated to Upper Silesia, a historically and culturally complex region located in southern Poland, including cities such as Katowice, Gliwice, Bytom and Zabrze. For centuries shaped by different political influences, Upper Silesia developed a unique identity characterized by multicultural heritage, strong regional traditions and a deep sense of community. During the 19th and 20th centuries, the region became one of Europe’s most important industrial centers, driven by coal mining, metallurgy and energy production. Today, Upper Silesia is undergoing dynamic transformation, where industrial heritage coexists with modern culture, tourism and innovation.  

The block consists of 6 postage stamps, each presenting an iconic location that reflects both the industrial past and contemporary character of the region: 

🏰 Pszczyna Castle One of the best-preserved aristocratic residences in Poland, dating back to the Middle Ages. Its current neo‑Baroque form was shaped in the 19th century. The castle is famous for its authentic interior furnishings and association with the Hochberg family and Princess Daisy. 

🏭 Szombierki Heat and Power Plant A monumental industrial structure in Bytom, often referred to as an “industrial cathedral.” Built in 1920, it represents brick industrial architecture on a grand scale and is now part of the Industrial Monuments Route. 

🚂 Upper Silesian Narrow Gauge Railway The oldest continuously operating narrow‑gauge railway in the world, originally built in the 19th century to serve industry. Today, it operates as a heritage tourist railway, offering journeys through industrial and recreational landscapes. 

⛏️ Historic Silver Mine in Tarnowskie Góry A UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserving underground corridors, shafts and water systems. It is a remarkable example of historic mining engineering and water management technology. 

🧱 Nikiszowiec A historic workers’ housing estate designed in the early 20th century. Recognized as a Monument of History, it is known for its uniform red-brick architecture and strong cultural identity. 

🛸 Spodek Arena in Katowice A modern landmark of the region, built between 1964 and 1971. Its unique saucer‑like shape makes it one of the most recognizable architectural icons in Poland.  

The First Day Covers present complementary views, including: 

a narrow‑gauge steam train 🚂 the interior and architecture of Szombierki plant 🏭 Silver Mine buildings ⛏️ Pszczyna Castle interiors 🏰 Katowice skyline with Spodek 🏙️ Nikiszowiec residential complex 🧱 These images deepen the narrative, highlighting both architectural and historical layers of the region. 

The commemorative postmark features a rose motif🌹, a significant cultural symbol of Upper Silesia. The rose, especially in red, is deeply rooted in local folklore, traditional costumes and regional identity.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with perforated block 67 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. 

💎6 Folders with single stamp 40 PLN each| print run: 600 pcs. each | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎6 Maximum cards 20 PLN each| print run: 400 pcs. each 

💎6 Postcards 5,20 PLN each| print run: 400 pcs. each| sell from 26th May 2026

     - designer: Joanna Fleszar - Haspert
    - number of stamps in issue: 6
    -  denomination:A ECONOMY (4,90 PLN)
    -  print run: 70 000 pcs each
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 51 x 39,5 mm
    -  block size: 149 x 154 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5505-5510
    -  catalogue number of block: 278
    -  catalogue numbers of FDC's: 2403-2408
    -  circulation date: 27th May 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 27th May 2026.

       Andrzej Wajda 

The philatelic issue dedicated to Andrzej Wajda honors one of the most outstanding figures of world cinema and a director who profoundly shaped Polish and European film culture. The project was developed in cooperation with and with expert consultation from: 

Prof. Krystyna Zachwatowicz‑Wajda, the Kyoto‑Kraków Foundation of Andrzej Wajda and Krystyna Zachwatowicz‑Wajda, the Polish Filmmakers Association, as well as the Polish Parliament (Sejm and Senate).  

The stamp features an artistic portrait of Andrzej Wajda with a film camera, based on a photograph taken in 1974 by Andrzej Zbraniecki (PAP) during the shooting of the film “The Promised Land”. The bold red‑and‑black composition emphasizes: 

✔️creative expression, 

✔️cinematic dynamism, 

✔️the director’s distinctive artistic style. 

The sheet contains 6 stamps (3×2 layout) with an extended graphic setting. Additional design elements include: 

✔️the signature “Wajda”, 

✔️typographic repetition of the name ANDRZEJ WAJDA, 

✔️minimalist background contrasting with the intense red stamps, 

✔️institutional references enhancing the commemorative character. 

The FDC features an artistic photograph by Edward Hartwig, sourced from the National Digital Archives. The portrait highlights the director’s significance and timeless legacy in cinema. The postmark uses a facsimile of Andrzej Wajda’s signature, adding a personal and symbolic element to the issue.  

Selected Films 🎞️ 

💎Kanał (1957) 

💎Ashes and Diamonds (1958) 

💎The Promised Land (1974) 

💎Man of Marble (1976) 

💎Man of Iron (1981) 

💎Danton (1983) 

💎Pan Tadeusz (1999) 

💎Katyń (2007) 

Awards and Distinctions 🏆: 🎖️ Honorary Academy Award (Oscar, 2000) 🏆 Palme d’Or – Cannes (1981) 🦁 Golden Lion – Venice (Lifetime Achievement) 🐻 Silver Bear – Berlin multiple European Film Awards and national honors  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 400 pcs. | sell from 21st May 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Andrzej Pągowski
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 72 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 40,5 x 40,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5498
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2398
    -  circulation date: 22nd May 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 22nd May 2026.

       100th Anniversary of Gdynia 

The philatelic issue “100th Anniversary of Gdynia” was prepared to celebrate the city’s centenary and created in close cooperation with the Gdynia City Hall. The stamp, sheet and First Day Cover form a coherent jubilee graphic concept, combining contemporary visual identity with the historical heritage of a dynamically developing port city. The central motif of the issue is based on Gdynia’s jubilee poster, which presents, in a synthetic and symbolic way, the city’s transformation – from a settlement built through collective effort into a modern maritime hub.  

The stamp features the jubilee poster graphic of the City of Gdynia. The illustration depicts a dense, multi‑layered urban scene in which architecture, port infrastructure and figures symbolizing the city’s builders and residents come together. The composition reflects the energy of development, civic unity and the maritime identity of Gdynia. 

The sheet consists of eight postage stamps and a label, fulfilling both a narrative and symbolic role. The composition is organized by additional graphic elements referencing: 

⚓maritime and port symbolism (anchor, waves, ships), 

⚓the outline of the city of Gdynia, 

⚓illustrative details related to port development, transport and modernist architecture. 

The label is an integral part of the design and strengthens the jubilee message by showcasing the 100th anniversary logo alongside the city’s outline. The entire sheet emphasizes Gdynia’s identity as a city open to the sea and the world.  

The graphic design of the FDC is based on archival photographs from the National Digital Archives, documenting key stages in the construction and development of Gdynia – from the early formation of the port, through urban growth, to the dynamic expansion of the interwar period. The photographs are combined with a modern light‑blue graphic setting and a wave‑patterned background evoking the Baltic Sea and the city’s maritime character. The outline of Gdynia, integrated into the photographic collage, creates a visual dialogue between past and present. 

The postmark design is based on the outline of the city of Gdynia, complemented by the name of the issue and the first day of circulation. Its minimalist, contemporary form completes the jubilee visual identity.  

The following will also be available for sale: 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 600 pcs. | sell from 6th May 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 76 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 x 43 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 8 pcs + Tablet
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5504
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2402
    -  circulation date: 7th May 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 7th May 2026.

       Vanishing Professions 

In a world that is changing faster than ever, traditional crafts are becoming invaluable testimonies of history, skills, and the everyday life of past generations. Professions that only recently were an integral part of villages and small towns are gradually disappearing, replaced by mass production and modern technologies. 

The philatelic issue “Vanishing Professions” recalls trades whose foundation was manual labor, time‑consuming craftsmanship, and knowledge passed down from generation to generation. Each profession represents not only a technique, but also a story about life, the relationship between humans and nature 🌾, patience, precision and respect for the work of human hands. 

Preserving the memory of these occupations is a vital element of protecting intangible cultural heritage. Although many of them are fading away with the pace of modern life, they still survive in museums 🏛️, archives, and in the hands of passionate practitioners who cultivate traditional skills.  

The issue presents four traditional crafts illustrated through archival and contemporary photographic materials, supplemented with details of finished products and characteristic tools of the trade. Each profession is distinguished by a separate color field and title: 

Basketry (Wickerwork) 🧺

Wire Craft 🔧 

Lace‑making 🪡 

Embroidery 🧵 

The layout harmoniously combines black‑and‑white documentary photography with colorful close‑ups of handcrafted items, forming a visual narrative of the creative process — from raw material to finished object. 

Embroidery – beauty stitched into thread 🧵 

One of the oldest forms of textile decoration, known since ancient civilizations such as Egypt and China. It involves decorating fabric using needle and thread. Common techniques include cross‑stitch, flat stitch, Richelieu, and bead embroidery. In Poland, important embroidery centers include Podhale, Kashubia and Kurpie, known for their distinctive regional patterns. 

Wire Craft – mastery of repair 🔧

Originating in Central Europe, particularly Slovakia, where it developed in the 18th century. Initially used for repairing household vessels, it later evolved into a form of applied art. Techniques include wrapping, twisting and weaving wire. In Poland, wire craft traditions are mainly associated with the Carpathian regions, including Podkarpacie and the Tatra area. 

Basketry – the strength of nature in human hands 🧺

A craft with prehistoric origins, using natural materials such as willow, straw and reed to make baskets, mats and containers. Techniques include cross weaving, spiral and rib weaving. Well‑known basketry centers in Poland include Rudnik nad Sanem (the “capital of Polish wickerwork”), as well as Mazovia and Greater Poland. 

Lace‑making – delicacy woven into thread 🪡 

Developed in Europe in the 16th century, especially in Belgium and France. It involves creating openwork patterns by hand using thread. The main techniques are bobbin lace and needle lace, requiring exceptional precision and patience. In Poland, notable centers include Koniaków (crocheted lace) and Bobowa (traditional bobbin lace).  

The graphic materials used in the philatelic issue “Vanishing Professions” and its accompanying materials come from the collections of: The Historical Museum in Bielsko‑Biała, the Ethnographic Museum in Kraków, the National Museums in Kraków, Szczecin and Warsaw, the National Digital Archives, PAP S.A., FORUM Polish Photographers’ Agency, and the company Polskie Plecionkarstwo.  

The following will also be available for sale:

💎Folder with imperforated sheet 94,99 PLN | print run: 4 000 pcs.| sell's limit: 2 pcs. 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 74,99 PLN | print run: 400 pcs.| sell's limit: 2 pcs. 

💎4 Folders with single stamp 40 PLN each | print run: 600 pcs. each| sell's limit: 3 pcs. | included in the “Complete Collection - Folder” subscription

💎4 Maximum cards 20 PLN each | print run: 600 pcs. each 

💎4 Postcards 5,20 PLN each | print run: 600 pcs. each | sell from 28th April 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - number of stamps in issue: 4
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 84 000 pcs each
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 51 × 39,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 8 pcs 
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5500-5503
    -  catalogue numbers of FDC's: 2400-2401
    -  circulation date: 29th April 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 29th April 2026.

       Europe - 70th anniversary of EUROPA stamp 

In 2026, the EUROPA issue celebrates the 70th anniversary of the first joint EUROPA stamp issue, one of the most important milestones in European philately. The 2026 EUROPA issue was created in close cooperation with PostEurop and features a common graphic design shared by all participating postal administrations.  

The stamp depicts the winning graphic design by Klaus Welp from Finland, selected through an international PostEurop competition. The design combines abstract and symbolic elements: 

🤝a diagonal dotted line, symbolizing both stamp perforation and the progressive work of PostEurop, 

🤝seven dots connected by a straight line, representing seventy years of united effort by European postal operators, 

🤝interwoven color gradients and dotted textures, inspired by the colors of European national flags and expressing unity and diversity.  

The design reflects the values of peace, cooperation, reliable communication and democratic stability in today’s complex world. The background of the sheet is rendered in cool blue tones with a subtle dotted pattern. At the top appears the inscription: “70 YEARS OF EUROPA POSTAGE STAMPS” The bottom margin features the official EUROPA logo, a barcode and a QR code linking to additional information. 

The EUROPA series, initiated in 1956 by six founding countries, continues to highlight cooperation between public postal operators and to promote the shared cultural, historical and social foundations of Europe.  

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - graphic's designer: Klaus Welp
    -  issue's designer: Joanna Fleszar -Haspert
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: 10,00 PLN
    -  print run: 84 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 x 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 12 pcs (tête-bêche)
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5496
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2396
    -  circulation date: 27th April 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 27th April 2026.

       "Pets" - official reprint perforated and unperforated 

On 24th March 2026, a official reprint will be circulated - a block on which the 5461 stamp design with the crossed-out denomination has been printed from the original production materials.  

Stamp depicts 🐕the Chihuahua dog breed - Chihuahua Canis familiaris 🐾, one of the smallest breeds in the world. The Chihuahua is described as energetic, alert, affectionate, and confident. It often forms a strong bond with one owner and shows great loyalty.  

The issue has no circulation validity and cannot be used to pay for postage.

     - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - price: 70,00 PLN
    -  print run: 5 500 pcs sets
    -  printing techniques: offset + stochastic raster
    -  stamp size: 43 x 31,25 mm
    -  reprint size: 125 x 58,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue number: 5461 AB ND
    -  sell's limit: 10 pcs

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 24th March 2026.

Reprints are sold as a set (perforated and unperforated) with the same number, and are issued randomly.

       Paralympic Winter Games Milan–Cortina 2026 

The sheet consists of 9 postage stamps arranged in a 3×3 layout, designed in a dynamic winter style dominated by blue, white and red tones – evoking the atmosphere of the XIV Paralympic Winter Games Milan–Cortina 2026. The stamp presents silhouettes of Para‑Nordic skiing athletes, showcasing three different techniques of the discipline. The issue is based on photographic materials from a session by Bartłomiej Zborowski / the Polish Paralympic Committee (PKPar) 📸.  

The design features members of the Polish Paralympic Team Milan–Cortina 2026: 

❄️Krzysztof Plewa – sit‑ski competitor 

❄️Witold Skupień – standing skier running without poles 

❄️on the FDC: Aneta Kobryń running with her guide Bartłomiej Puto  

On each stamp, the B denomination appears in the top left corner, while on the right side the Polish Paralympic Committee logo is displayed. The lower part contains the inscription: “XIV Paralympic Winter Games Milan–Cortina 2026”. The postmark features a simple, dynamic motif inspired by skier movement. 

The issue was created in close cooperation with the Polish Paralympic Committee, the applicant for the stamp. All photographic materials used in the artwork were provided by PKPar.  

More about the Paralympic Winter Games Milan–Cortina 2026 and the Polish Paralympic Team: Polish Paralympic Committee

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: PRIORITY B(5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 63 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 x 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 9 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5499
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2399
    -  circulation date: 6th March 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 6th March 2026.

The sale of issue is made only in sheets.

       175 years of the Archaeological Museum in Kraków 

The stamp issue celebrates the 175th anniversary of the Archaeological Museum in Kraków, the oldest archaeological museum in Poland. The institution was founded as the Museum of Antiquities by Kraków’s intellectual community associated with the Kraków Scientific Society.  

The stamp presents the Światowid (Zbruch Idol)—a four‑sided limestone sculpture from the Miodobory region, preserved at a height of 257 cm and usually dated to the 10th century or the late 9th/10th century. The image shows the figure with great detail, emphasizing its unique iconography and cultural significance.The accompanying stamp sheet includes multiple representations of the sculpture along with archaeological artefacts from the museum’s collection, such as tools, blades and other ancient objects.  

The FDC envelope contains a panoramic photograph of Kraków, with the museum buildings and its garden clearly visible in the foreground. 

The postmark presents the simplified, stylized head of the Światowid—the official emblem of the Archaeological Museum in Kraków.  

The following will also be available for sale:

💎Folder with imperforated sheet 84 PLN | print run: 2 300 pcs.| sell's limit: 1 pcs. 

💎Folder with perforated sheet 64 PLN | print run: 700 pcs.| sell's limit: 1 pcs. 

💎Folder with single stamp 40 PLN | print run: 300 pcs.| sell's limit: 1 pcs. 

💎Maximum card 20 PLN | print run: 200 pcs. 

💎Postcard 5,20 PLN | print run: 300 pcs. | sell from 17th February 2026

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Joanna Fleszar-Haspert
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: B PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 73 800 pcs (13 800 pcs imperforated)
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 x 76,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 6 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5497
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2397
    -  circulation date: 18th February 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 18th February 2026.

       Polish Olympic Team for the XXV Winter Olympic Games Milan–Cortina 2026 

The stamp features dynamic silhouettes of winter sport athletes representing speed skating, alpine skiing and biathlon. The composition is kept in a modern, energetic style that reflects movement, speed and the intensity of winter disciplines.  

The visual composition is based on photographic materials from a photo session carried out by Szymon Sikora / the Polish Olympic Committee (PKOl). The photos present members of the Polish Olympic Team for the Milan–Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games:

⛸️ Kaja Ziomek‑Nogal (speed skating)

⛷️Maryna Gąsienica‑Daniel (alpine skiing)

🎿Konrad Badacz (biathlon).  

On the right side of the stamp appears the logo of the Polish Olympic Team – Team PL, symbolizing the national team competing at the XXV Olympic Winter Games Milan–Cortina 2026. 

The issue was created in close cooperation with the Polish Olympic Committee, the applicant for the stamp. All photographic materials used in the artwork were provided by PKOl.  

More about the Winter Olympic Games and the Polish Olympic Team: Team PL

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: PRIORITY (5,80 PLN)
    -  print run: 63 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 43 x 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 9 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5495
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2395
    -  circulation date: 6th February 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 6th February 2026.

       34th Finale of the Grand Orchestra of Christmas Charity 

The sheet consists of 12 postage stamps arranged in a tête-bêche layout, designed in the characteristic style of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity❤️(WOŚP) – full of vibrant colors, energy and dynamic patterns.  

The project was created in close cooperation with the WOŚP Foundation and refers to the theme of the 34th Grand Finale, which will take place on January 25, 2026, and is dedicated to: “Healthy tummies of our children” 👶💛 — supporting the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal diseases in the youngest patients.  

The stamp features a multicolored DNA strand reflecting the slogan placed in the bottom margin of the sheet: A my? Pomaganie mamy w genach! (“Helping is in our genes!”). In the lower right corner of the stamp appears the logo of the 34th WOŚP Finale along with the inscription: “A MY? ROBIMY SWOJE” (“And us? We’re doing our thing”) — a motto referring to the continuous activity of the Orchestra and its consistent support for Polish healthcare.  

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designers: Jerzy Owsiak, Barbara Kasperek
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: 4,90 PLN
    -  print run: 114 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 x 39,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 12 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5494
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2394
    -  circulation date: 25th January 2026

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 25th January 2026.

The sale of issue is made only in sheets.

      Collector's Edition "Fantastic Worlds"  

New collector’s product is an exclusive folder that contains two extraordinary elements: A souvenir stamp sheet issued on October 27, 2025, dedicated to the works of Wojciech Siudmak Four philanotes – a unique combination of a philatelic item and features characteristic of a banknote. The “Fantastic Worlds” philanotes are an innovative collector’s item by Poczta Polska, produced by the Polish Security Printing Works. They merge the world of art and collecting with technologies used in secure printing. Inspired by the works of Wojciech Siudmak – one of the most prominent representatives of fantastic realism – these creations balance between dream and reality, combining precision craftsmanship with boundless imagination.

 The stamp block includes four stamps, each depicting one of the artist’s masterpieces: 

⚡ “Energy” – a dynamic vision of force and motion, full of depth and symbolism. 

🕰️ “A Moment of Stillness” – a contemplative composition capturing suspension between matter and time. 

🔬 “Energy Playing with an Electron” – a metaphorical interplay of energy and matter, rendered with exceptional precision.

 💞 “Eternal Love” – a moving allegory of feelings transcending time and space.  

The substrate for the philanotes was specially developed for Poczta Polska. The concept combines aesthetics beyond traditional philately with solutions typical of secure printing: 

💎Unique paper layers and graphics, including fluorescent elements 

💎 Micro-patterns and subtle reliefs adding depth and texture 

💎 Selective finishes with special inks and areas difficult to reproduce digitally 

💎 Individualization of each piece to enhance uniqueness 

These features make philanotes a premium collector’s item — blending artistic beauty with advanced production techniques. Philanotes are not legal tender and have no monetary value; they are purely collectible items. The folder is crafted with attention to every detail — from elegant graphic design to carefully selected materials. It’s a perfect gift for philately and numismatics enthusiasts and lovers of art and history. 

The “Energy” coin, produced by Mennica Polska S.A., refers to Siudmak’s famous work. The reverse features a reproduction of the painting, while the obverse shows the “Guardian of the Desert.”  

The collection will be available in two variants: 

⚡ Folder with stamp sheet and four philanotes 

Edition: 900 pcs 

Price: PLN 599.00 

Purchase limit: 3 pcs 

🪙 Folder with stamp sheet, four philanotes, and “Energy” coin 

Edition: 100 pcs 

Price: PLN 1,299.00 

Purchase limit: 2 pcs 

Orders will be fulfilled in the second half of January 2026.

Philanotes will be available in category: PHILANOTES.

       Book of Postage Stamps 2024 

25th edition of this unique publication, continuously released since the year 2000. 

It contains 66 stamps issued by Poczta Polska in 2024 (excluding special editions): 

🌟 57 commemorative 

📨 9 definitive 

🔥An additional bonus is an imperforated sheet from the issue “1000th Anniversary of the Coronation of Bolesław Chrobry”🔥 

The book comes in a beautiful, modern, hardcover design created by Rozalia Paszkiewicz 🎨💫. 

💡 New in the 2024 edition! 

For the first time, the mounts are empty ➡️ all stamps are placed in a collective envelope📩. This way, you can arrange them yourself on the appropriate pages of the Book 🤲❤️. It’s our way to involve collectors in co-creating this exceptional publication 🤝✨. The Book was printed in cooperation with our long-standing partner, the Polish Security Printing Works 🏛️🖨️🥇.  

Edition of the publication: 400 copies 

Price: 619,00 PLN

Books are available in category Stamps yearbooks.

       Polish Film Institute – we support our cinematography 

A unique postage stamp 📮issue created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Polish Film Institute 🎉is a tribute to Polish cinematography and its rich tradition. The design combines the classic aesthetics of Polish film posters 🎞️ with a modern digital style💻, creating a composition that reflects the expression and dynamism of Polish cinema🎭🔥. The issue was developed in close cooperation with the applicant – the Polish Film Institute🤝. All graphic materials used in the design come from the Institute. The project was created by Justyna Chodkowska🎨, an employee of the Institute, and then adapted to PWPW requirements by Agnieszka Sancewicz. 

📌On the stamp: a graphic designed for the 20th anniversary of the Polish Film Institute, referencing the tradition of Polish film posters and reinterpreting it in a modern, digital form. The central motif of a stylized camera 🎥 symbolizes film art as a meeting point of technology and emotion, image and imagination. The composition, maintained in the characteristic PFI red🔴, emphasizes the energy, passion, and dynamics of Polish cinema. The attached label features the stylized emblem of the Polish Film Institute along with the years of its operation. The project was created using digital painting🖌️, combining the precision of digital tools with painterly depth and texture, offering a contemporary interpretation of the artistic language of film. The geometric pattern🔲, inspired by film frames and light play, was developed as part of the visual identity for the 20th anniversary and accompanied the Institute throughout the year at film festivals 🎬 and in promotional materials. 

The Polish Film Institute is the most important institution supporting the development of cinematography in Poland. For two decades, it has consistently cared for the quality, diversity, and accessibility of Polish cinema. PFI finances film productions🎞️, supports debuting and established creators, invests in film education📚, and promotes Polish films both domestically and internationally🌍. Through its extensive grant program and cooperation with numerous industry partners, the Institute plays a key role in building the strength and global recognition of Polish film culture. 

The issue sheet will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Justyna Chodkowska
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: 4,90 PLN
    -  print run: 70 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 40,5 x 40,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 5 pcs + tablet
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5493
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2393
    -  circulation date: 8th December 2025

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 8th December 2025.

       "Dinosaurs" - official reprint perforated and unperforated 

On 3rd December 2025, a official reprint will be circulated - a block on which the 5479 stamp design with the crossed-out denomination has been printed from the original production materials.  

Stamp depicts 🦖Compsognathus, a fast and agile predator, one of the smallest known dinosaurs from the late Jurassic period, discovered in Europe.  

The issue has no circulation validity and cannot be used to pay for postage.

     - designer: Andrzej Gosik
    - price: 60,00 PLN
    -  print run: 5 500 pcs sets
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 76,5 x 31,25 mm
    -  reprint size: 125 x 57 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue number: 5479 AB ND
    -  sell's limit: 10 pcs

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 3rd December 2025.

Reprints are sold as a set (perforated and unperforated) with the same number, and are issued randomly.

       Szlachetna Paczka - Noble Gift 

The new issue by Polish Post features the logo of the “Szlachetna Paczka” charity campaign – a red background with a white heart ❤️ and the inscription “szlachetna PACZKA”. This unique stamp combines philately with the idea of helping those in need. The issue is complemented by an FDC envelope with a winter-themed design, showing people carrying gifts 🎁 and the slogan: “We change the world for good”, also included in the postmark graphic.  

The stamp was created in close cooperation with the WIOSNA Association, organizer of the “Szlachetna Paczka” campaign, which has been changing lives of thousands of families in Poland 🌍.  

Szlachetna Paczka is a nationwide program of smart help, organized by the WIOSNA Association based in Kraków. For 25 years, it has been connecting people who want to truly change the world for good 🌍, reaching families and individuals in the most difficult life situations. The program operates thanks to tens of thousands of volunteers across Poland. In autumn 🍂, they knock on the doors of those in need 🚪, learn their stories, meet families, and decide whether to include them in the project. Together, they define specific needs, the fulfillment of which can become the beginning of lasting change. The collected stories and lists of needs are entered into the online Family Database, which opens every year in mid-November 📅. 

In 2025, the opening of the Family Database is scheduled for November 15. Donors from all over Poland, after reading the families’ stories, choose those they want to support by preparing packages 🎁 that meet real needs. The culmination of these efforts is the Weekend of Miracles, which this year will take place on December 13 and 14. Donors deliver packages to specially prepared warehouses, from where volunteers transport them to families. It is an extraordinary, emotional moment ❤️ – the meeting of goodness and the grand finale of the joint work of thousands of people involved in the project. In 2025, Szlachetna Paczka celebrates its 25th anniversary 🎉. For a quarter of a century, it has been raising awareness of the needs of the most vulnerable and inviting everyone to co-create a world where more good happens. 

The program’s slogan – “We change the world for good” – remains its most important promise and hallmark.  

      - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: PRIORITY M (6,40 PLN)
    -  print run: 1 000 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: photogravure
    -  stamp size: 25,5 x 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 100 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5492
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2392
    -  circulation date: 25th November 2025

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 25th November 2025.

       1st Polish Armoured Division - Odyssey of Liberty 

A new installment in the philatelic series dedicated to the 1st Armored Division – a unique sheet commemorating the capture of Wilhelmshaven in 1945. 

Each stamp features a photograph of a Sherman tank from the 1st Armored Division, positioned next to destroyed gas tanks in the port of Wilhelmshaven in 1945. FDC envelope features a photo showing Gen. Klemens Rudnicki (second from the left) and Gen. Stanisław Maczek (third from the left) at the Wilhelmshaven port in 1945. Postmarkis stylized as the badge of the 1st Armored Division commanded by Gen. Maczek, highlighting the unit’s symbolism. The design uses sepia and orange tones, giving the composition a historical and documentary character. In the background, steel structures of the tanks emphasize the industrial nature of the Wilhelmshaven port.  

In late April 1945, Gen. Stanisław Maczek’s 1st Armored Division entered the German naval port of Wilhelmshaven, one of the most important Kriegsmarine bases. Polish soldiers accepted the surrender of a garrison of over 30,000 troops, including sailors and port personnel. The capture of Wilhelmshaven was one of the final acts of the division’s wartime campaign, symbolizing the triumph of Polish armored forces from Normandy to northern Germany. 

The issues of “1st Armored Division - Odyssey of Freedom” highlight the heroic combat route of the unit, which fought from France through Belgium to the Netherlands. 

The issue sheets will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Agata Tobolczyk
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: 4,90 PLN
    -  print run: 114 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 31,25 x 39,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 12 pcs
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5491
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2391
    -  circulation date: 17th November 2025

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 17th November 2025.

The sale of issue is made only in sheets.

       Fantastic worlds - folder with unperforated block  

As part of a special edition of Poczta Polska dedicated to the work of Wojciech Siudmak, master of fantastic realism, we offer a philatelic folder containing an imperforated block from the “Fantastic Worlds” issue.  

The block includes four stamps, each showcasing one of the artist’s iconic paintings: 

⚡“Energy” – a dynamic vision of force and motion, rendered with Siudmak’s signature precision and depth. 

🕰️“Moment of Stillness” – a contemplative scene of frozen time, rich in symbolism and metaphysical tension. 

🔬“Energy Playing with an Electron” – a playful take on science and matter, where energy takes on a nearly human form.

 💞“Eternal Love” – a moving allegory of love that transcends time and space.  

Each stamp bears the denomination 5.80 zł in the top right corner and the inscription POLSKA along the top edge. The frame of the block includes the title and year of each artwork, adding a collectible and educational value.

The folder was published in a limited edition of 4,000 pcs. 

Folded format: 205 mm x 270 mm Unfolded format: 615 mm x 270 mm  

    - designer: Roch Stefaniak
    - number of stamps in issue: 4 in block
    -  denomination: 5,80 PLN each
    -  print run: 80 000 pcs each
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 51 x 79 mm
    -  block size: 149 x 215 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5484-5487
    -  catalogue number of block: 277
    -  price of folder: 74,00 PLN
    -  sell's limit: 3 pcs

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 14th November 2025.

       Christmas 

Polish Post introduces a new stamp issue titled “Christmas,” inspired by the unique Lower Silesian Pattern – a contemporary regional decorative motif that combines tradition with modernity. 

The stamps feature photographs of Christmas baubles decorated with designs derived from the cultural heritage of Lower Silesia. Below the baubles, the title of the issue “Christmas” and the inscription “Lower Silesian Pattern” are displayed. Along the bottom edge, the word “POLSKA” and the respective denominations appear: ECONOMIC S, PRIORITY S, and 10 PLN. 

The issue is complemented by three FDC envelopes and two postmarks, whose graphics are entirely based on the concept of the Lower Silesian Pattern.  

The Lower Silesian Bauble is a unique handmade glass ornament decorated using a technique reminiscent of wax painting on eggs. The decorator applies acrylic dot by dot to create compositions of folk motifs: lilies, garlands, parzenice, windmills, flowers, suns, rosettes, and fans. These patterns reflect the ethnographic richness of Lower Silesia and the history of settlers who arrived after 1945.  

The inspiration for this issue comes from the Christmas Bauble Museum in Milicz, located in the former glass ornament factory – once the largest bauble manufactory in Poland, operating from the 1950s until 2008. Milicz baubles, made entirely by hand, were exported worldwide, mainly to the USA and Japan, with Walt Disney among the recipients. The museum’s collection includes about 6,000 pieces, from the oldest baubles of the late 20th century to the newest from 2007.  

     - designer: Poczta Polska S.A.
    - number of stamps in issue: 3
    -  denomination: ECONOMIC S (4,90 PLN), PRIORITY S (5,80 PLN) and 10,00 PLN
    -  print run: ECONOMIC S: 5 000 000 pcs, PRIORITY S: 2 000 000 pcs and 10,00 PLN: 1 000 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: photogravure
    -  stamp size: 25,5 x 31,25 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 100 pcs
    -  catalogue numbers of stamps: 5489-5490
    -  catalogue numbers of FDC': 2388-2390
    -  circulation date: 5th November 2025 (Economic and Priority) and 17th November 2025 (face value 10,00 PLN)

Values from the issue are available in category Issues 2025.

       Fantastic worlds 

As part of a unique issue by Poczta Polska, a stamp block has been released featuring the works of Wojciech Siudmak – a master of fantastic realism, whose art blends science, philosophy, and surreal imagination.  

The block includes four stamps, each showcasing one of the artist’s iconic paintings: 

⚡“Energy” – a dynamic vision of force and motion, rendered with Siudmak’s signature precision and depth. 

🕰️“Moment of Stillness” – a contemplative scene of frozen time, rich in symbolism and metaphysical tension. 

🔬“Energy Playing with an Electron” – a playful take on science and matter, where energy takes on a nearly human form.

 💞“Eternal Love” – a moving allegory of love that transcends time and space.  

Each stamp bears the denomination 5.80 zł in the top right corner and the inscription POLSKA along the top edge. The frame of the block includes the title and year of each artwork, adding a collectible and educational value. 

The issue is complemented by two FDC envelopes, featuring the artwork “Meeting of Two Shores” 🌊. The postmark field includes the title of the issue, place of release, and the Master’s signature, making this a true tribute to Siudmak’s visionary art.  

Wojciech Siudmak was born on October 10, 1942, in Wieluń, Poland. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and later at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Since 1966, he has lived and worked in France. Siudmak is one of the most renowned Polish artists, with works distributed worldwide 🌍. His art illustrates books 📚, appears on album covers 🎶, and is featured on posters for artistic and prestigious events 🎭. For three consecutive years, he created the official poster for the Cannes Film Festival 🎬. Beyond painting, sculpture, and drawing, he also designs jewelry, stage sets, and even furniture and architecture 🛋️🏛️. Siudmak is considered a leading representative of fantastic realism ✨. His style is rooted in surrealism, drawing inspiration from Salvador Dalí and René Magritte. He masterfully captures three-dimensionality, reminiscent of Renaissance and Baroque masters 🖼️. His works captivate with imagination and intellectual richness 💡. They are filled with fantastic beings and unexpected combinations. He is the recipient of numerous awards 🏅, including the Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland and the Grand Gold Medal of the Academy of Arts-Sciences-Letters. His art fascinated Federico Fellini, and today inspires George Lucas and Denis Villeneuve – director of the Oscar-winning Dune, who cited Siudmak’s work as an influence on the new adaptation of the novel 🎥. Siudmak is also the creator of the World Peace Project, symbolized by the sculpture “Eternal Love” 💞. His works have been exhibited many times in Poland and abroad, and are part of private collections around the globe. 

🔗 More on the Master’s official website: Biography – Siudmak.

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 27th October 2025.

       "800 years of history of St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków" - official reprint perforated and unperforated 

On 22nd October 2025, a official reprint will be circulated - a block on which the 5483 stamp design with the crossed-out denomination has been printed from the original production materials.  

Stamp depicts a photograph of St. Mary's Basilica against the Kraków skyline.  

The issue has no circulation validity and cannot be used to pay for postage.

     - designer: Joanna Fleszar-Haspert
    - price: 60,00 PLN
    -  print run: 5 500 pcs sets
    -  printing techniques: offset
    -  stamp size: 40,5 x 40,5 mm
    -  reprint size: 98 x 75 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue number: 5483 AB ND
    -  sell's limit: 5 pcs

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 22nd October 2025.

Reprints are sold as a set (perforated and unperforated) with the same number, and are issued randomly.

       800 years of history of St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków 

To celebrate the 800th anniversary of the Mariacka Parish in Kraków, Poczta Polska issued a commemorative philatelic sheet that honors one of Poland’s most iconic churches — St. Mary's Basilica.  

Located on Kraków’s Main Market Square, the basilica dates back to the 13th century and took its current Gothic form in the 14th century. It is renowned for the monumental altar by Veit Stoss, Gothic architecture, polychromes by Jan Matejko, and the tradition of the Mariacki bugle call, played hourly from the basilica’s tower.  

Stamps depict a photograph of St. Mary's Basilica against the Kraków skyline. The tablet includes a polychrome by Jan Matejko from the basilica’s presbytery and the official logo of the 800th anniversary celebrations. Vertical decorative elements feature polychrome by Antoni Tuch, also from the presbytery. The sheet is adorned with a floral and plant motif border and the inscription "800 years of history of St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków" at the top and bottom. The FDC envelope features a drawing of the basilica’s hejnalica tower.  

The issue sheet will be included in the subscription for the sheets.

     - designer: Joanna Fleszar-Haspert
    - number of stamps in issue: 1
    -  denomination: 5,80 PLN
    -  print run: 100 000 pcs
    -  printing techniques: offset + stochastic raster
    -  stamp size: 40,5 x 40,5 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  number of stamps in sheet: 5 pcs + tablet
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5483
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2385
    -  circulation date: 18th October 2025

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 18th October 2025.

       XXIII Convention of the Polish Philatelic Union  

To mark the 23rd Congress of the Polish Philatelic Union, held in Warlity Wielkie (Ostróda commune), Polish Post issued a stamp with a face value of 12 zł, depicting the picturesque landscape of the area – with a view of the lake, surrounding greenery, and buildings nestled within the Taborska Pine Reserve buffer zone 🌲🌅. This location, known for its exceptional natural and scenic value, became a symbolic venue for the philatelic community’s gathering in 2025.  

The souvenir sheet and FDC envelope include additional elements that emphasize the character of the event and the passion for philately: 

🔍 A magnifying glass enlarging part of the landscape – symbolizing the curiosity and precision of philatelists 

📜 Tweezers – a collector’s essential tool, placed next to the vertical inscription “XXIII ZJAZD PZF” 

✉️ A wax seal with the PZF symbol – referencing the tradition and elegance of correspondence 

📆 A postmark dated 03.10.2025 with the PZF symbol and the town name Ostróda – confirming the date and place of the issue and the congress  

The entire composition not only documents the event but also reflects the spirit of philately – combining nature, history, and the passion for collecting.  

    - designer: Agnieszka Sancewicz
    - number of stamps in issue: 1 in block
    -  denomination: 12,00 PLN
    -  print run: 74 000 pcs each
    -  printing techniques: offset + stochastic raster
    -  stamp size: 51 x 39,5 mm
    -  block size: 121 x 63 mm
    -  paper: fluorescent
    -  catalogue number of stamp: 5482
    -  catalogue number of block: 276
    -  catalogue number of FDC: 2384
    -  circulation date: 3rd October 2025

The sale will begin at 8:00 am on 3rd October 2025.