Here's a preview of SingPost's limited edition historical stamps

It will be on sale starting 28 February.

Featured in this set of four stamps (S$4.01) are the historic Tanjong Pagar and Bukit Timah railway stations. The Tanjong Pagar railway station, opened on 2 May 1932 by then Governor of Singapore, Sir Cecil Clementi, is a fine example of Modern Architecture with Neo-Classical and Art-Deco influences.

The Bukit Timah railway station, which was part of the three smaller railway stations (i.e. Alexandra and Tanglin Halt), was constructed to serve the suburban areas of Singapore. I

Also available on sale are the Pre-cancelled First Day Cover affixed with the complete set of stamps (S$4.90) and the Presentation Pack (S$5.90). All first day covers will be cancelled with a special Historical Railway Stations postmark.

The stamp products of this issue will be on sale from 28 February 2013 at all post offices and the Singapore Philatelic Museum. They can also be purchased via SingPost’s online shopping portal vPOST, https://shop.vpost.com.sg.

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