Georgia Pectoral Crosses

2002 Pectoral Crosses 23. September WM: None   Sheetsize: 20   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 14¼ x 13¾

Georgia Ports

2002 The 140th Anniversary of Port of Poti 11. February WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 13¼ x 13½

America for Georgia

2001 "We Trust You America" 31. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 13 x 13¼

Alexander Kartveli Sheet

2000 Aircraft Designer Alexander Kartveli 20. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 12¾

Aircraft By Alexander Kartveli

2000 Aircraft Designer Alexander Kartveli 20. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 20   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 13½ x 14

Christianity in Georgia

2000 The 2000th Anniversary of Christianity 10. May WM: None   Sheetsize: 20   Design: P. Natsvlishvili   Perforation: 13¾

Fish in Georgia

2000 Fish 12. May WM: None   Sheetsize: 25   Design: G. Tskhovrebadze   Perforation: 13¾ x 13¼

Butterflies in Georgia

1999 Butterflies 13. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 20   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 13¾

Georgia-Argonauts

1998 Voyage of the Argonauts 23. June WM: None   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 13¼

Georgia Automobiles Sheet

1999 Kutaisi Automobile Plant 10. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: G. Tskhovrebadze   Perforation: Printed

Georgia Automobiles

1999 Kutaisi Automobile Plant 10. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 16   Design: G. Tskhovrebadze   Perforation: 13¾

Georgia Electric Engines

1998 Georgian Electric Railway Locomotives 24. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 16   Design: G. Tskhovrebadze   Perforation: 13¾

Georgia Electric Engine Sheet

1998 Georgian Electric Railway Locomotives 24. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: G. Tskhovrebadze   Perforation: Printed

Georgia Horses Sheet

1998 Horses 22. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: Printed

Georgia Horses

22. December WM: None   Sheetsize: 16   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 13¾

Georgia Olympic Games

1998 Winter Olympic Games - Nagano, Japan 8. February WM: None   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 14

Georgia-Caucasian Sheep Dog

1997 Dogs 2. June WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. KOblianidze   Perforation: 14

Caucasian sheepdog )   -

Dogs in Georgia

1997 Dogs 2. June WM: None   Sheetsize: 20   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 14                    Rotweiler Gordon setter St.Bernard   English bulldog ll   Caucasian sheepdog   Caucasian sheepdog - Issued 1998

Georgia Owl 1996

1996 Birds 26. February WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 14

Georgia Barn Swallow 1996

1996 Birds 26. February WM: None   Sheetsize: 1   Design: B. Koblianidze   Perforation: 14

Hirundo rustica The barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) is the most widespread species of swallow in the world.[2]It is a distinctive passerine bird with blue upperparts, a long, deeply forked tail and curved, pointed wings. It is found in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas.[2] In Anglophone Europe it is just called the swallow; in Northern Europe it is the only common species called a "swallow" rather than a "martin".[3] There are six subspecies of barn swallow, which breed across the Northern Hemisphere. Four are strongly migratory, and their wintering grounds cover much of the Southern Hemisphere as far south as central Argentina, the Cape Province of South Africa, and northern Australia.[2] Its huge range means that the barn swallow is not endangered, although there may be local population declines due to specific threats. The barn swallow is a bird of open country that normally uses man-made structures to breed and consequently has spread with human expansion. It builds a cup nest from mud pellets in barns or similar structures and feeds on insects caught in flight.[4] This species lives in close association with humans, and its insect-eating habits mean that it is tolerated by humans; this acceptance was reinforced in the past by superstitions regarding the bird and its nest. There are frequent cultural references to the barn swallow in literary and religious works due to both its living in close proximity to humans and its annual migration.[5] The barn swallow is the national bird of Estonia.