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{{nofootnotes|date=January 2011}}{{refimprove|date=January 2011}}Many nations have depicted ships on stamps, since ships have long been a means of transporting the mail over long distances. Ships are also symbols of economic or military prowess, and in some cases specific ships are associated with events of historical significance to the issuing nation. The protocol for listing ships is similar to that for people on stamps. If a specific ship is listed, it is by name, and others are by type and/or era. While this list could conceivably include any sort of watercraft, the emphasis is on large seagoing vessels. Abu Dhabi 1964-1972Aden 1937-1965French Territory of the Afars and Issas 1967-1977Afghanistan- Sailing ships - Stockholmia '86 (1986)
La Aguera none 1920-1922Aitutaki 1903-1976- sailing ships in harbor (1920)
- HMS Bounty (1974)
- HMS Resolution (1974)
Ajman none 1964-1971Alaouites none 1925-1930Albania 1913-1969- Aurora (1957)
- ship with soldier et al. (1963)
- freighter Teuta (1963)
- freighter Vlora (1963)
- galleys (1963)
- 18th century sailing ship (1963)
- 19th century sailing ship (1963)
Alexandretta none 1938Algeria 1924-1969- freighter unloading cargo (1939)
- battleship Richelieu (1949 airmail)
- aircraft carrier Arromanches (1949 airmail)
Allenstein none 1920Andorra none 1928-1990Angola 1870-1990- sailing ship (1949)
- cruiser Dom Carlos I (1967)
- corvette Mindelo (1967)
- mail ships (1970)
- galleon (1972)
Angra none 1892-1905Anguilla 1967-1975- Magninime (1971)
- Aimable (1971)
- HMS Duke (1971)
- HMS Agamemnon (1971)
- Glorieux (1971)
- HMS Formidable (1971)
- HMS Namur (1971)
- Ville de Paris (1971)
- HMS Canada (1971)
- HMS St Albans (1971)
- Santa Maria (1973)
Anjouan none 1892-1912Annam and Tonkin none 1888Antigua 1862-1969- HMS Victory (1932)
- Sir Thomas Warner ship (1932)
- USS Triton (SSRN-586) commemorating the first submerged circumnavigation of the earth (1960)
- steam packet in harbor (1962)
- 17th century sailing ship (1967)
- freighter, plane, trucks (1969)
Argentina 1858-1970- Santa María (1892)
- Niña (1892)
- Pinta (1892)
- ships at La Plata (1933)
- training ship ARA Presidente Sarmiento (1939, 1947)
- rescue ship ARA Uruguay (1953)
- frigate Hercules (1957, 1969)
- caravel (1960)
- sailing ships at Battle of San Nicolas (1961)
- icebreaker General San Martin (1965)
- clipper Mimosa (1965)
- schooner Invencible (1967)
- training ship General Brown (1967)
- frigate Libertad (1968)
- schooner Juliet (1970)
Armenia none 1919-1995Aruba none 1986-1991Ascension 1922-1971Australia 1913-1969- sailing ship, Sullivans Cove, Hobart (1953)
- sailing ship and Abel Tasman (1963)
- Roebuck and William Dampier (1963)
- Investigator and Matthew Flinders (1963)
- 17th century sailing ship (1966)
Austria 1850-1959- S.S. Maria Anna (1937)
- S.S. Uranus (1937)
- S.S. Oesterreich (1937)
Azerbaijan none 1919-1993Azores none 1868-1924Bahamas 1859-1986- fishing boat (1948)
- yacht (1948)
- RMS Queen Elizabeth (1965)
- yacht (1965)
- Santa María (1965)
- yacht (1968)
- fishing boat (1969)
- Sunfish (1969)
- sailboat and ship (1970)
- Bahamian sponge boat (1971)
- sailboat (1972)
- sailboat (1976)
- sailing ship (1978)
- early mailboat (1979)
- Santa María (1980)
- blockade runner, 1860s (1980)
- ship (1980)
- container ship Oropesa (1984)
Estonia- viking ship (1993)
- MS Estonia (1994)
- EML Lembit (1996)
- icebreaker Suur Tõll (1996)
- Maasilinn's ship (medieval shipwreck) (1997)
- battleship Das Wappen der Herzogin von Kurland (1997)
- fishboat (1997)
- barquentine Tormilind (1997)
- sailboat (1998)
- Nadezhda and Neva (2003)
- viking ships (2003)
- barque Hioma (2004)
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