Catalogue of Philippine Postal Slogan Cancels. Volume I

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1 Catalogue of Philippine Postal Slogan Cancels Volume I

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3 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS Vol 1-Part I Postal Slogan Cancels HB 2016 Hans-Werner Becker 747, M. Pacubas Drive, Mambaling 6000 Cebu City Philippines hanswbecker@hotmail.com

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5 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS Acknowledgement It all started a few years ago when I found some 20 envelopes from the 1930 s with different slogan cancellations at a stamp exhibition. Thereafter, I found some on ebay which actually came from my old buddy Franz Krieger. He was the one who later sold me all his Republic slogans. This fueled my passion to know more about these slogans, which led me to check the IPPS newsletters listings of Pablo M. Espiridon. Don Peterson also provided me his listings of Mr. Esperidion and in the same token while in the Philippines I received from Rey de Jesus, a well known stamp dealer, a copy of the 1955 AFF yearbook with Don Pablo s slogan cancels coupled with Jesus Cacho s G.I. Postal Slogans. While comparing the listings, I found inconsistencies in the numberings of these slogans. I also added others which were not indicated. Upon corresponding with Don Peterson about all this, he urged me to catalogue everything which I agreed without thinking how much work is involved. This involves scanning all my envelopes and other bits I had into the computer and eliminating the stamps to enhance the slogans scaled to 1:1 representation with a short description using Don Pablo s listings which were very useful. When I reached the slogans of 1959, Pablo Espiridon s list had no information. So I asked around in the Philippines and Mr. Jorge Cuyugan from San Fernando, Pampanga came to my rescue who provided me with copies from the Philippine Postal Museum on the period issued between 1947 and 1968 which even included special cachets. In recent months, I received as well some copies of slogans from Ron Maineri which are also incorporated in this catalogue. However, I hope to sought the help of anybody having slogan cancels or cachets in his/her collection which are not shown in this catalogue. Scanned copies will be enough so that it would be a benefit for all collectors focused on this special field. Last but not least, I must thank my wife Remie for all the patience she had shown in pursuit of my hobby. I intend to publish yearly if necessary on any updates of new slogans to aid collectors in breathing more excitement on Philippine philately.

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7 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS TABLE OF CONTENT Part I - Philippine Postal Slogans, Introduction...I - V Chartered Cities & Provincial Capitals...VI Abbreviations used...vii List of slogans to I-1 to 1-I-13 List of slogans to I-15 to 1-I-81 Part II - Straight Line/Thrift Slogans...1-II-1 to 1-II-11 Part III - Special Occasion Cachets...1-III-1 to 1-III-19 Part IV - First Day Cachets...1-IV-1 to 1-IV-27 Part V - G.I. Postal Slogans...1-V-1 to 1-V-11

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9 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - I Part I - PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS Introduction Categories of Slogans The postal slogans of the Philippines, are grouped under the following categories: 1) Official, 2) Semi-Official, 3) Commercial. 1) Postal slogans cancellations as used by the Bureau of Posts, are considered as Official. 2) Those used by other government departments or bureaus, are designated as Semi-Official. Under this same category, those used by the U.S.Navy (slogan cancels on Philippine waters) in the prewar days and by the GIs during the early months of the liberation, are designated likewise. 3) Postal slogans used by private firms or individuals, are identified as Commercial. Types of Slogans Used mostly by the Manila Post Office, the official postal slogans are identified philatelically under the following types: Doremus, Flags, Straightline, Universal, Boxed and Fancy. They have been applied by machine and/or by handstamp. Under the machine slogan cancels, there are the Doremus, Flags, Universal and Boxed. Of the Boxed slogans however, some of them were applied by hand stamp and some by machine. Under the hand stamp types, there are the Straightline and the Fancy. Doremus Types Forerunner of the machine cancellations and slogan machine cancels in the Phiippines, is the Doremus. This machine cancel has several types. However, only three types were used by the Manila Post Office. They were introduced in 1904, 1906 and 1908 respectively. Bearing 16 vertical bars (but most of the cancels show less), the Doremus slogan cancellation is like the keyboard of a piano. Hence, its designation, Doremus (from the musical notes Do, Re Mi). This type of canceling machine was manufactured by the Doremus Canceling Machine Co., Washington, D.C. Earliest known Doremus slogan cancel in the Philippines was dated Oct. 15, 1908 legend of its slogan reads: PHILIPPINE CARNIVAL - MANILA, FEB. 2-9, 1909, all in capital letters in two lines. It was applied in black. Prior to the use of the Doremus slogan cancel, however, two other types were used by the Manila Post Office. They were both without slogans. One of them was with vertical bars only. It was a plain machine cancel. As to the other type, it was not used as a cancellation but merely as a receiving postmark or backstamp. Thus it bears the word RECEIVED, in capital letters in one line. In so far as Philippine postal history is concerned, the Manila Post Office had therefore used three types of the Doremus-machine cancels. Flag Types Next to the Doremus, there came the Flag machine cancellations. As far as collectors are concerned, there are three major types of the flag cancels. They are known as the Ovate, Involute and Spread Star Field. Under these three major types, there are the specific types used in the Philippines by the Manila Post Office: Spread Star Field, Boxed Slogan, Backstamp, Station Cancel and Exposition Cancel. The U.S. Navy in Cavite used a special Naval Station Cancel. Because there are no available records, the exact date as to when the first Flag machine cancel was used in the Philippines is not known. The earliest Flag cancel seen was dated Oct. 28, 1916 and it is a Spread Star Field. Its motive is an American Flag with 13 stars and seven wavy stripes on the right. In the union it has a staff and a halyard. It was used until I

10 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - II Bearing a slogan in the field, is the Boxed slogan type. Like the Spread Star Field, it has also a staff and a halyard, plus the usual seven wavy stripes. The earliest date seen of this Flag slogan bears May 3, And the legend of the slogan reads: ARE YOU HELPING - IF NOT, WHY NOT? - BUY A - LIBERTY BOND, all caps in four lines. It was applied in black. The Flag slogan cancels of the Boxed type are known to exist with at least 24 different slogans. Another specific type of the Flag machine cancels used by the Manila Post Office, was the Backstamp. As its name indicates, it s not a slogan. It was a postal marking used by the Manila Post Offices as a receiving postmark. Stamped on the back of the envelopes, especially on incoming foreign first-class mail, it bears the word RECEIVED inscribed in the union of the Flag. Hence its use as a backstamp. Earliest date reported of this type was Aug. 28, All these Flag slogan cancels of the were applied by machine in black and used by the Manila Post Office. Notwithstanding this, however, one of them was done by handstamp and it was applied in purple. It was used by the Post Office of Capiz, Capiz and the earliest date seen was Dec. 3, Another type of handstamp Flag slogan cancel was used by the Manila Post Office. It was used on May 19, 1934, on the occasion of the closing of the Tenth Far Eastern Championship Games, in Manila. Superimposed on a flag of five wavy lines, is the slogan bearing only the letters PAFF, arranged like musical notes. This slogan cancel was applied in purple, but unlike the Flag machine slogan cancels, it has an entirely different format. Use of the Flag machine cancels and/or slogan cancellations was continued by the Manila Post Office for almost ten years. The latest was in Then, it was discontinued. All in all, at least 30 different kinds of the Flag types were used in the Philippines. Straightline Types with Grids During the last three years of use of the Flag slogan cancels, it s interesting to observe that the Manila Post Office utilized at the same time, at least three different Straightline slogan cancels. They were applied by handstamp but of steel die. Besides this, each has a grid. It s a barrel-killer. Each barrel-killer has a different type. The largest is with five heavy horizontal bars. The height of this stamp killer is 3,7 centimeters. Earliest date seen of this Straight-line slogan cancel was Oct. 11, 1924 with the slogan reading: REGISTER-INSURE- ALL-VALUABL , all in caps, sans serif in five lines. It has a circular town mark Cebu Post Office with a single frame, used as well in Manila The second type of this Straight-line slogan cancel was also used by the Manila Post Office. Its slogan reads: MANILA - TRADE CENTER - OF THE - PACIFIC, all in caps, sans serif in five lines. Earliest date seen was July 3, Its barrel-killer however, is smaller than the first, but it s townmark is exactly the same as the former. Third type of the Straight-line slogan cancels bears the wording: MANILA, P. I. - (Date) - (Time) - (Year) - AD- DRESS MAIL - TO - STREET AND - NUMBER, all in caps, sans serifs in eight lines. Earliest date seen was April 7, It has also a barrel-killer, but it s the smallest of the three types of grids. As it appears, the third type is a combined town mark and slogan cancel. And while it was used by the Manila Post Office, it was used likewise by the Cebu Post Office, but in this case, CEBU, P.I. is indicated as point of origin. Earliest date seen of this as used in Cebu was Sep. 23, 1925 and the latest date seen was Feb. 23, 1933 II

11 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - III Universal Types The first Universal machines slogan cancel was introduced in the Philippines in It bears the legend: MANILA -TRADE CENTER -OF THE -PACIFIC all in capital letters sans serifs in four lines. According to the Bureau of Posts, this machine slogan cancel was used by the Manila Post Office, the first day of use being: July 12, Boxed in a rectangle, its size is 1,9 x 5,8 cm, the rectangle measuring 1,9 x 3,3 cm, plus seven straight lines on the right, each 2,5 cm long and open at the end. It has a steel dial commonly known as the Universal. Main characteristic of this dial is: the name of town or city (Manila) is shown on top, the date in the center. Any name of the state or country (P. I. or Philippines) is indicated at the bottom inside the dial. This is distinguished from the dial of the Doremus machine slogan cancels mentioned before. The dial of the Doremus shows the town or city (Manila) and the state or country (P. I.) on top but the year at the bottom in the dial. This type is known as the International. Since the introduction of the Universal machine slogan cancels in the Philippines, it s interesting to observe at least 36 different types were utilized. Twenty-seven of them were used by the Manila Post Office, five by the Cebu Post Office, and one by the U.S. Navy in Cavite. Out of the 27 different types used by the Manila Post Office, however, two of them were plain boxed slogan cancels, i.e., without the usual seven straight lines used as Killers. Likewise it s interesting to observe, some of these slogan cancels as used by the Manila Post Office, were used as Backstamps. This was especially true in the late 30 s. True enough, their use as such was also witnessed until outbreak of the Pacific War. Then too, since the Republic up to the present, some postal slogans are being used as backstamps. Obviously, it s an established postal precedent. When the Japanese Occupation came, however, their use was discarded except for one. It was the slogan cancel bearing the legend: POST -YOUR MAIL -EARLY in caps in three lines. It s First day use during Occupation was March 4, It was an occasion of the First Day Sale of the first provisional issues of the Philippines (2c and 16c postage stamps and 2c postal card), released during the early month of the Occupation. Use of its slogan cancel lasted for three years until the last days of the Japanese Occupation of Manila. Latest date seen was Feb. 3, 1945, the same day the U. S. Armed Forces liberated Manila. Among the Universal machine slogan cancels used in the Philippines, the slogan cancel POST - YOUR MAIL - EARLY as described above, is the most historical. Its historical significance lies in the fact not that it was used for 14 consecutive years ( ) and bears the longest record of service, but it saw postal service in three different regimes of the Philippines, namely: the American Administration, the Commonwealth transition and the Japanese Occupation. Considering this fact in the postal history of the Philippines, therefore it deserves a niche to remember by. Type of Machine Dials In discussing the machine slogan cancels of the Universal type, mention of the dials of these cancels should also be made. Dials of the Universal type used in 1930 to 1945 have two types. So with the box enclosing the slogans. The dial used in 1939 bears the inscription MANILA on top and PHILIPPINES at the bottom in the dial. The type used prior and after 1939 has MANILA on top but P. I. instead of PHILIPPINES at the bottom. As to the box of the slogans, at least each of them has two types: one without any break in the frame and the other with two breaks on the vertical frame on the left. In the addition to this, there are also some varieties in the size of the box. Also in the types of the letters of the slogans. III

12 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - IV Boxed Types--Handstamps Mostly used since the establishment of the Republic are the slogan cancels of the Boxed type. Most of them are handstamps. Since the liberation up to the present writing, more than 500 postal slogans have been used by the Bureau of Posts most of them were of the Boxed type. Single-Letter Slogan Cancel The honor of having used the first slogan cancel of the Philippines after the Second World War, goes to the Post Office of Fabrica, Negros Occidental. It was used early in 1946 and applied by handstamp in black. It s unboxed. But unlike the standard slogan cancellations, it has no inscription at all, except a big letter V, measuring 2 x 2,2 cm. The letter V in this instance, stands for Victory. It s interesting to note, similar slogan cancels were used in the United States, England and Canada during the hectic years of World War II. Prominently displayed in the center, the letter V in the subject slogan cancel, is supported by five straight horizontal lines on both sides of the letter. Earliest date seen of this forerunner of the postwar slogan cancels of the Philippines was Mar. 25, Boxed Type-Republic Starting with the first one used by the Manila Post Office on October 28, 1946, applied as handstamp in black and purple and used as backstamp on domestic air mail, several houndred have been used till today. In 1947 and 1948 slogan cancels with philatelic legends were used. Slogan cancels to mark the birth of new cities used for one day were used as well. IV

13 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - V Fancy Types In no history of philatelic Philippines, Fancy slogan cancels have been extensively used. Fancy as they are and conveying the logic of the slogans at random, they easily arrest one s attention and prove interest. Doubly interesting, the Bureau of Posts has been using these Fancy slogan cancels, not only on occasions of national significance but also for some events of international scope worthy of commemorating. Here are some early examples: Other slogans used by the Post Office, without cds, can be found in Part II of this catalogue. V

14 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - VI CHARTERED CITIES 1. Bacolod 2. Baguio 3. Basilan 4. Butuan 5. Cabanatuan 6. Cagayan de Oro 7. Calbayog 8. Cavite 9. Cebu 10. Dagupan 11. Dansalan 12. Davao 13. Dumaguete 14. Iligan 15. Iloilo 16. Legaspi 17. Lipa 18. Manila 19. Naga 20. Ormoc 21. Ozamis 22. Quezon 23. Rizal 24. Roxas 25. San Pablo 26. Tagaytay 27. Zamboanga PROVINCIAL CAPITALS 1. Bangued, Abra 2. Balanga, Bataan 3. Basco, Batanes 4. Batangas, Batangas 5. Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya 6. Boac, Marinduque 7. Bontoc, Mountain 8. Butuan, Agusan 9. Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija 10. Cagayan, Misamis Oriental 11. Calapan, Mindoro 12. Capiz, Capiz 13. Catbalogan, Samar 14. Cotabato, Cotabato 15. Daet, Camarines Norte 16. Dansalan, Lanao 17. Dipolog, Zamboanga 18. Iba, Zambales 19. Ilagan, Isabela 20. Jolo, Sulu 21. Laoag, Ilocos Norte 22. Lingayen, Pangasinan 23. Lucena, Quezon 24. Malaybalay, Bukidnon 25. Malolos, Bulacan 26. Masbate, Masbate 27. Oroquieta, Misamis Occidental 28. Pasig, Rizal 29. Puerto Princesa, Palawan 30. Romblon, Romblon 31. Santa Cruz, Laguna 32. San Fernando, La Union 33. San Fernando, Pampanga 34. San Jose, Antique 35. Sorsogon, Sorsogon 36. Surigao, Surigao 37. Tacloban, Leyte 38. Tagbilaran, Bohol 39. Tarlac, Tarlac 40. Tuguegarao, Cagayan 41. Vigan, Ilocos Sur 42. Virac, Catanduanes VI

15 THE CATALOGUE OF PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS UPDATED VERSION of 2016 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - VII is arranged in chronological order of earliest date seen, starting May 17, Dates of First Day Use as indicated are as per official records of the Bureau of Post. Those indicated with * are earliest dates seen, no official records available. The numbers before the Postal Slogan Cancels are my own, BPS- (Becker Postal Slogan), but if known, Pablo Esperidions numbers are as well mentioned ES- (Esperidion), which are taken from the A.F.F. Yearbook of 1955 and the Philippine Journal of Philately, March-April 1959 edition. P- (Luff Catalog) nr s are also mentioned if known. The Nr. after the bold BPS number is refering to my first catalog, which was given out to some people free of charge. Please update it or better replace it with this new version! All slogans are depicted in original size as used on the covers I have. Slogan cancels used in different Provinces, may have slightly different sizes, since they are mostly hand-made rubber-cachets. If more than one cachet was produced, it can be that there are differences in size. The following abbreviations have been used to identify the different types of slogan cancels: DMC - Doremus Machine Cancel AMC - American Machine Cancel (Dial with year indicated at bottom) UMC - Universal Machine Cancel (Dial with country indicated at bottom) BHC - Boxed Handstamp Cancel FHC - Fancy Handstamp Cancel SHC - Straightlined Handstamp Cancel CHCC - Circular Handstamp Combined Cancel BMC - Boxed Machine Cancel FMC - Fancy Machine Cancel VII

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17 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-001) Type: DMC Earliest date used: April, Last day used: until 1907 Used for cancelling mail BPS-001a) Type: DMC Earliest date seen: May 7, 1904* Used for cancelling mail Note: Dial of 1906 type has the date and time slugged slantingly. BPS-002) 001a Type: DMC Earliest date seen: May 17, 1904* Used as backstamp only. BPS-003) 001b Type: DMC Earliest date seen: Aug. 6, 1906* Used as backstamp only Note: -Dial of 1906 type has the date and time slugged slantingly. Those of 1905, 1907 and 1908 are slugged horizontally, used up to 1908 BPS-004) 002/ P-37 Type: DMC Earliest date seen: Dec. 19, 1907* Last day used: 1908* Slogan in two lines. PHILIPPINES CARNIVAL / MANILA, FEBRUARY 3-8, 1908 BPS-004a) 002a Type: DMC Earliest date seen: Feb 4, 1908* Last day used: Mar. 6, 1908* Slogan in two lines. PHILIPPINE CARNIVAL / MANILA, FEB MAR. 3, 1908 BPS-005) 002b/ ES-1 / P-38 Type: DMC Earliest date seen: Sep. 2, 1908* Last day used: 1909 Slogan in two lines. PHILIPPINE CARNIVAL / MANILA, FEB. 2-9, 1909 BPS-006) 002c/ ES-2 / P-39 Type: DMC Earliest date seen: Oct. 16, 1909* Last day used: 1910 Slogan in two lines PHILIPPINE CARNIVAL / MANILA, FEB. 5-14, I-1

18 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-007) Type: DMC Earliest date seen: Feb. 3, 1913* Last day used: 1913 Slogan in two lines PHILIPPINE CARNIVAL / MANILA, FEB. 1-9, 1913 BPS-008) 002d/ ES-3 / P-40 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Oct. 26, 1914* Last day used: 1915 Slogan in two lines PHILIPPINE CARNIVAL / MANILA, JAN FEB. 7, 1915 BPS-009) 003/ ES-4 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Oct. 28, 1916* 1923 DESIGN bears an American flag with 13 stars in the field. Flag type-spread Star Field. BPS-010) 004/ ES-5 / P-4 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Apr. 7, 1917* 1918 Flag-Boxed type. Slogan in four lines. ARE YOU HELPING? / IF NOT WHY NOT? / BUY A / LIBERTY BOND BPS-011) 005/ ES-6 / P-13 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: March 23, 1918* 1918 DO YOUR BIT / IF NOT / WHY NOT Flag-Boxed type. Slogan in two lines. BPS-012) 006/ ES-7 / P-14 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: June 13, 1918* 1918 EVERY LITTLE HELPS / BUY WAR / SAVINGS STAMPS Slogan in three lines. BPS-013) 007/ ES-8 / P-56 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Sep. 9, 1918* 1918 WIN THE WAR / BY RAISING / MORE FOOD CROPS Slogan in three lines. 1-I-2

19 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-014) 008/ ES-9 / P-7 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Sep. 15, 1918* Last day used: 1918 BUY A BOND / (Bell) Slogan in one line. BPS-015) 009/ ES-10 / P-15 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Sep. 17, 1918* 1918 FOOD WILL WIN / THE WAR / DON T WASTE IT. Slogan in three lines. BPS-016) 010/ P-44A Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Dec. 8, 1916* Flag-Backstamp. Legend in one line. BPS-017) 011/ ES-11 / P-55 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Jan. 12, 1920* 1920 VICTORY/ CARNIVAL & / EXPOSITION / 1920 in waves Flag Exposition cancel. Slogan in three lines. BPS-018) 012/ ES-12 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Jan. 21, 1921* 1921 MAGELLANES / CARNIVAL / MANILA / PHILIPPINES Flag-Exposition cancel. Slogan in four lines. Note: Used in commemoration of the 400th year of the discovery of the Philippines by Magellan. BPS-018a) 012a/ P-24 Type: AMC With additional line of text in waves JAN29-FEB6, 1921 BPS-019) 013/ ES-13 / P-17 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Oct. 24, 1921* 1924 JOIN THE / RED CROSS Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 2 lines. BPS-019a) 013a/ P-18 Type: AMC With Cross outside the field 1-I-3

20 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-020) 014/ ES-14 Earliest date seen: Nov. 5, 1921* 1921 Boxed type. Slogan in 2 lines and before the dial. This is the first slogan cancel of the Philippines with the slogan before the dial. BPS-021) 015/ ES-17 / P-30 Type: AMC - Type I Earliest date seen: Nov. 29, 1921* 1922 MANILA CARNIVAL / SAMPLE FAIR / FEB Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-022) 016/ ES-18 / P-31 Type: AMC - Type II Earliest date seen: Oct. 22, 1922* 1923 MANILA CARNIVAL / SAMPLE FAIR / FEB Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-023) 017/ ES-19 / P-67 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Nov. 28, 1923* 1923 ZAMBOANGA / CARNIVAL & INDUSTRIAL / EXPOSITION Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 4 lines with DEC 15-23, 1923 outside the field. BPS-023a) 017a Type: AMC With DE outside the field. BPS-024) 018/ ES-20 / P-27 Type: AMC - Type I Earliest date seen: Jan. 16, 1924* 1924 MANILA CARNIVAL / COMMERCIAL FAIR / FEB , 1924 Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-025) 019/ ES-21 / P-46 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: March 1, 1924* 1926 REGISTER/ INSURE/ ALL/ VALUABLE MAIL Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 4 lines. 1-I-4

21 BPS-026) 020/ ES-22 / P-9 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: March 10, 1924* 1925 BUY MONEY ORDER / DO NOT SEND CURRENCY / BY / SPECIAL DELIVERY / OR / ORDINARY MAIL Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 6 lines. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-026a) 020a Type: AMC Flag-Boxed type. Slogan in 6 lines BPS-027) 021/ ES-23 / P3 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: March 15, 1924* 1926 ADDRESS / YOUR MAIL / TO / STREET AND NUMBER. Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-028) 022/ ES-24 / P-41 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Aug. 1, 1924* 1926 POST ADDRESS / YOUR MAIL / EARLY CLEARLY Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-029) 023/ ES-25 Type: SHC Earliest date seen: Aug. 14, 1924* 1925 Straightline with Grid - Handstamp. Slogan in 5 lines, unboxed. On the left is a handstamped townmark and on the right is a barrel-killer in 5 heavy horizontal bars. Note: This is a combined slogan - townmark cancel. Used by the Cebu Post Office as well. BPS-030) 024/ ES-26 / P-8 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Sept. 17, 1924* 1926 BUY / IDENTIFICATION / CARD Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-031) 025/ ES-27 / P-23 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Oct. 17, 1924* 1924 LEYTE CARNIVAL / INDUSTRIAL FAIR / DEC , Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 3 lines. 1-I-5

22 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-032) 026/ ES-28 / P-28 Type: AMC - Type II Earliest date seen: Jan. 13, 1925* 1925 MANILA CARNIVAL / COMMERCIAL FAIR / FEB Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-033) 027/ ES-29 / P-1 Type: SHC Earliest date seen: Feb. 15, 1925* 1926 Straightline with Grid - Handstamp. Combined slogan-townmark with small barrel-killer in 9 heavy horizontal bars on the right. Slogan in 8 lines. BPS-034) 028/ ES-30 / P-12 Type AMC Earliest date seen: June 11, 1925* 1926 DEPOSIT YOUR / FUNDS WITH / THE POSTAL / SAVINGS BANK Flag-Boxed type. Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-035) 029/ ES-31 Type: SHC Earliest date seen: July 3, 1925* 1930 Straightline with Grid-Handstamp. Combined slogan-townmark with barrel-killer in 10 heavy horizontal bars on the right. Slogan in 5 lines and CENTER in acrostic arrangement. BPS-036) 030/ ES-32 / P-2 Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Sept * 1925 ADDRESS / YOUR MAIL / TO / BARRIO OR SITIO Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-037) Type: AMC Earliest date seen: Mar * 1926 TELEG. FILED EARLY/ REACH DESTINATION/ EARLY/ FILE YOURS EARLY WRITE/ THEM VERY CLEARLY Flag - Boxed type. Slogan in 5 lines. 1-I-6

23 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-038) 031/ ES-33 Type: SHC Earliest date seen: Sept. 23, 1925* 1933 Straightline with Grid-Handstamp. Combined slogan-townmark with a barrel-killer in 9 heavy horizontal bars on the right. Slogan in 7 lines. BPS-038a) 031a Type: CHC Earliest date seen: Aug. 28, 1925 May 10, 1933 Similar to BPS-038, but with a 4,9 cm circle around, which could be produced by the postal clerk s intense handstamping. BPS-039) 032/ ES-34 / P-11 Earliest date seen: Dec. 3, 1925* 1925 CAPIZ PETIT CARNIVAL / DEC. 8-12, Flag - Exposition slogan. Slogan in 2 lines and applied in purple, by hand-stamp. Also town mark, but in black. Used in Capiz, Capiz. BPS-040) 033/ ES-35 / P-29 Type: AMC - Type III Earliest date seen: Dec. 12, 1925* MANILA CARNIVAL / COMMERCIAL FAIR / JAN. 30- FEB Flag - Exposition cancel. Slogan in 4 lines BPS-041) ES-36 Earliest date seen: Dec. 30, 1925* 1926 MANILA CARNIVAL / COMMERCIAL FAIR / JAN FEB. 14, 1926 Flag handstamp with slogan in 3 lines, applied in purple. Townmark in black 1-I-7

24 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-042) 034/ ES-55 / P-32 Type: UMC -Type I First day use: July 12, MANILA / TRADE CENTER/ OF THE/ PACIFIC Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-042a) 034a Type: UMC - Type Ia Note: Type Ia shows two breaks on the left vertical frame of the rectangle enclosing the slogan. BPS-042b) 034b Type: UMC - Type IIa Note: Type II has PHILIPPINES instead of the P. I. at the bottom inside the dial. It was used in 1939 only. Type IIa boxed slogan is identical to Type Ia. BPS-043) 035/ ES-58 / P-42 Type: UMC - Type I Earliest date seen: Aug. 31, 1931* 1941 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-043a) 035a Type: UMC - Type Ia Note: Type Ia shows two breaks on the left vertical frame of the rectangle enclosing the slogan. Type II has PHILIPPINES instead of the P. I. at the bottom inside the dial. It was used in Type IIa is identical to Type Ia. BPS-044) 036/ ES-57 / P-48 Type: UMC - Type I Earliest date seen: July 28, 1931* 1941 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-044a) 036a Type: UMC - Type IIa Earliest date seen: used in Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-045) 037/ ES-60 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: Sept. 17, 1931* 1933 HELP PREVENT / TUBERCULOSIS / P.I. ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS / SOCIETY Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-045a) 037a/ P-16 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: 1931* 1933 HELP FIGHT / TUBERCULOSIS / P.I. ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS / SOCIETY Slogan in 4 lines 1-I-8

25 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-046) 038/ ES-61 / P-47 Type: UMC - Type I Earliest date seen: Sept. 22, 1931* 1941 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-047) 039/ ES-62 / P-45 Type: UMC - Type I First day use: Nov. 1, Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-047a) 039a Type: UMC - Type IIa Earliest date seen: used in Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-048) 040/ ES-59 / P-25 Type: UMC - Type I Earliest date seen: Sept. 1, 1931* 1938 Slogan in 4 lines. Note: Exists in two types, I and Ia BPS-049) 058a Type: UMC Earliest date seen: Oct. 15, Dial with 7 lines and year at the beginning of the middle line. Used in Cebu only BPS-050) 041/ ES-64 / P-51 Type: UMC First day use: Apr. 24, TENTH FAR EASTERN / CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES / MANILA, MAY 12-19, 1934 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-051) 042/ ES-65 / P-44 Type: UMC - Type I (Letters in large type) First day use: Aug. 17, PROTECT HOME INDUSTRY / BUY PHILIPPINE / MADE PRODUCTS Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-051a) (042a) Type: UMC - Type II (Letters in small type and bold with two breaks on the left vertical frame. 1-I-9

26 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-052) 043/ ES-66 / P-33 Type: UMC - Type I First day use: June 18, NATIONAL BOOK WEEK / JUNE / READ GOOD BOOKS Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-053) 044 Handstamp Flag type with letters PAFF arranged like musical notes superimposed on a flag of 5 wavy lines. First day use: May 19, 1934 by the Manila Post Office on the occasion of the closing of the 10th Far Eastern Championship Games. BPS-054) 045/ ES-67 / P-10 Type: UMC - Type I First day use: Aug. 1, BUY / NATIONAL CHARITY / SWEEPSTAKE / TICKETS Slogan in 4 lines. Note: Exists in two types, I and Ia. BPS-055) 046/ ES-69 / P-22 Type UMC Earliest date seen: July 31, 1935* 1935 LET S GO / TO PRESIDENT / QUEZON S / BIRTHDAY ON / AUGUST 19, 1935 Slogan in 5 lines. BPS-056) 047/ ES-68 / P-21 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: July 15, 1935* 1935 LET S GO / TO PRESIDENT / QUEZON S / BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION / AUGUST 19, 1935 Slogan in 5 lines. BPS-057) 048/ ES-70 / P-50 Type: UMC First day use: Nov. 1, ND NATIONAL CONGRESS / OF FILIPINO BUSINESSMEN / NOVEMBER 19-22, 1935 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-058) 049/ ES-72 / P-36 Type: UMC - Type I First day use: Jan. 5, PAY YOUR / INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES / ON TIME Slogan in 3 lines. 1-I-10

27 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-059) 050/ ES-78 Type: UMC - Type II Earliest date seen: Oct. 11, 1936* 1941 PAY YOUR INTERNAL / REVENUE TAXES / ON TIME Slogan in 3 lines. Note: Type II a exists BPS-060) 051/ ES-76 / P-49 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: April 26, 1936* 1941 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-061) 052/ ES-75 / P-5 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: Apr. 21, 1936* 1941 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-062) 053/ ES-74 / P-53 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: March 25, 1936* 1936 XXXIII INTERNATIONAL / EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS / FEB. 3-7, 1937 / MANILA, PHILIPPINESS Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-063) 054/ ES-77 / P-35 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: Aug. 1, 1936* 1936 OBSERVE / CHILD HEALTH DAY / SEPTEMBER 1, 1936 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-063a) Type: UMC Earliest date seen: Aug. 12, 1936* 1936 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-064) 055/ ES-80 / P-52 Type: UMC First day use: June 22, TH ANNIVERSARY / UNIVERSITY OF THE / PHILIPPINES Slogan in 4 lines. 1-I-11

28 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-065) 056/ ES-81 / P-6 Type: UMC First day use: Oct. 29, BOY SCOUT / ANNIVERSARY PERIOD / OCTOBER 31 - NOVEMBER 15 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-066) 057/ ES-82 / P-34 Type: UMC - Type II Earliest date seen: Nov. 24, 1938* 1940 NATIONAL BOOK WEEK / READ GOOD BOOKS Slogan in 2 lines. Note: For Type I see N BPS-052 BPS-067) Type: Military machine cancel, hand-powered U.S. NAVY : Station - Honolulu, Hawaii / P.I. BR/ NAVY YARD / CAVITE P I First day use: May 14, 1940 May 13, 1941 Slogan with 7 lines, 2 with text BPS-068) 058/ ES-83 / P-48 Type: UMC Earliest date seen: Dec. 21, 1940* 1941 Slogan in 3 lines. Used in Cebu City. Note: Prior to the use of this machine slogan cancel in Cebu City, the Cebu Post Office was using a machine cancel with the year 1931 plus seven horizontal lines utilized as a stampkiller. In subsequent years until 1938, the same machine cancel went into use, but the years were changed accordingly. (see BPS-049) BPS-069) 059/ ES-84 / P-19 Type: UMC First day use: June 18, 1941 July 31, 1941 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-070) 060/ ES-85 / P-20 Type: UMC - Type I Slogan in 2 lines. First day use: Aug. 5, Dec. 25, 1941 Note: Type I bears the slogan with thin letters, while Type II letters are bold and two breaks are indicated on the left vertical frame of the rectangle enclosing the slogan. This slogan cancel was suggested by Don Pablo Espiridion in an open letter in the Open Forum of the Manila Daily Bulletin, July 17, BPS-070a) 060a Type: UMC - Type II Slogan in 2 lines 1-I-12

29 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-071) 061/ ES-86 / P-26 Type: UMC First day use: Nov. 17, 1941 Dec. 22, 1941 MAKE EVERY HOME AN / ARSENAL OF FOOD Slogan in 2 lines. BPS-072) 062/ ES-87 / P-43 Type: UMC First day use: Nov. 18, 1941 Dec. 18, 1941 PRODUCE AND / PRESERVE FOOD / FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-073) 063/ ES-88 Type: UMC - Type I Slogan in 3 lines. First day use: March 4, Also used in 1943, 1944 and early Note: This was the only prewar machine slogan cancel used during the Japanese Occupation. Feb. 3, 1945, Liberation of Manila by the U.S. Armed Forces.. BPS-073a) 063a/ ES-88a Type II BPS-073b) 063b/ ES-88b Type IIa 1-I-13

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31 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-080) 064/ ES-95 / P-54 Type: SHC Earliest date seen: March 25, 1946* Last day used: 1946 V Straightline type - Handstamp. Slogan cancel with a single letter V measuring 20 x 22 mm, in the center supported by 5 straight horizontal lines on both sides of the letter. Used in Fabrica, Negros Occidental. Note: This is the first slogan cancel of the Philippines since liberation. BPS-081) 065/ ES-96 First day use: Oct. 28, Last day: Dec. 30, Slogan cancel in 3 lines, applied in black, purple and purple black. Note: Also used as backstamp on interisland airmail. BPS-082) 066/ ES-97 First day use: July 14, 1947 Last day: Aug. 31, 1947 Slogan cancel in 2 lines BPS-083) 067/ ES-98 First day use: July 14, 1947 Last day: Aug. 31, 1947 Slogan cancel in 2 lines BPS-084) 068/ ES-99 First day use: July 14, Last day: Aug. 31, 1947 Slogan cancel in 3 lines. Note: Also used as backstamp on interisland airmail. BPS-085) 069/ ES-101 Type: SHC First day use: Oct. 19, Last day: Oct. 25, COLLECT STAMPS / BE A STAMP / COLLECTOR NOW Slogan cancel in 3 lines. Note: First day use of this slogan cancel was on the occasion of the Ladies Day of the Philippine Philatelic Club, Manila. BPS-086) 070/ ES-100 Type: SHC First day use: Oct. 19, 1947 Last day: Oct. 25, 1947 COLLECTING STAMPS / IS EDUCATIONAL & / CULTURAL HOBBY Slogan cancel in 3 lines. Note: First day use of this slogan cancel was on the occasion of the Ladies Day of the Philippine Philatelic Club, Manila. 1-I-15

32 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-087) 071/ ES-102 Type: SHC Used for one day only, Nov. 28, 1947 Slogan cancel in 3 lines. on the occasion of the National Philatelic Exhibition, (NAPEX) conducted by the Philippine Philatelic Club, Manila and First Day Issue of the 4c Quezon Souvenir Sheet. BPS-088) 072/ ES-103 Type: SHC Used for one day only, Nov. 28, 1947 Slogan cancel in 3 lines. on the occasion of the National Philatelic Exhibition, (NAPEX) conducted by the Philippine Philatelic Club, Manila and First Day Issue of the 4c Quezon Souvenir Sheet. 1-I-16

33 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-089) 073/ ES-104 Used for one day only, Jan. 1, 1948 Slogan cancel in 2 lines. Used in Dagupan City. BPS-090) 074/ ES-105 First day use: Jan. 26, 1948; Last day Feb. 29, Slogan cancel in 4 lines. HELP YOUR INDEPENDENT / PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS / FIRST ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN / February 1-29, 1948 Note: Has 4 Types. Type I, with 2 stars in the dial. Type II, without stars. Type III, with one star and Type Ia with a small dial. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-090a) Type II BPS-091) 075/ ES-106 First day use: March 16, 1948, Last day: April 15, 1948; Slogan cancel in 5 lines with a motif UNAC and 2 hands inset in a circle and GIVE ONE DAY inscribe outside the circle. incidentally, same day President Manuel A. Roxas died. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-092) 076/ ES-107 First day use: April 16, 1948, Last day May 15, Slogan cancel in 4 lines. Note: Also used as backstamp on domestic mail. BPS-092a) Type: UMC Model D First day use: June 11, 1948, Canceler with 6 wavy lines. BPS-093) 077/ ES-108 First day use: Aug. 19, 1948 Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 2 lines. coincident with the 70th Birthday Anniversary of the late Manuel L. Quezon. Note: Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. 1-I-17

34 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-094) 078/ ES-109 First day use: Aug. 19, 1948 Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 3 lines. HELP / RAISE FUNDS AGAINST / TUBERCULOSIS coincident with the 70th Birthday Anniversary of the late Manuel L. Quezon. Note: Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-095) 079/ ES-110 First day use: Aug. 19, 1948 Sept. 19, 1948 Slogan cancel in 3 lines. HELP / THE 1948 ANTI - / TUBERCULOSIS DRIVE coincident with the 70th Birthday Anniversary of the late Manuel L. Quezon. Note: Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-096) 080/ ES-111 First day use: Aug. 19, 1948, Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 3 lines. GIVE NOT FOR CHARITY / BUT TO SHARE IN / WEALTH BUILDING coincident with the 70th Birthday Anniversary of the late Manuel L. Quezon. Note: Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-097) 081/ ES-112 First day of use: Oct. 31, 1948 (Sunday) Nov. 6, 1948 Slogan cancel in 3 lines with Boy Scout insignia before the legend. Note: Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-098) 082/ ES-114 First day use: Dec. 12, 1948 (Sunday) Last day: Dec. 18, 1948 Slogan cancel in 2 x 4 lines. AVIATION / PROMOTES / PROGRESS / SECURITY DEC / AVIATION / WEEK / Note: First slogan cancel under the Republic with the slogan before the townmark. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail 1-I-18

35 BPS-099) 083/ ES-115 First day use: Feb. 5, Last day: Feb. 13, Slogan cancel in 4 lines. Note: Dial of this slogan cancel of Feb. 6 and 8, bears no year (1949) but PM (time) only. Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-100) 084/ ES-116 First day use: Feb. 10, Last day: April 9, Slogan cancel in 3 lines. DO NOT MISS BAGUIO / CARNIVAL and EXPOSITION / APRIL 9-24, 1949 Used in Baguio City. BPS-101) 085/ ES-117 First day use: Feb. 15, Last day: March 15, Slogan in 3 lines. PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS / SECOND ANNUAL FUND CAMPAIGN / FEB MAR. 15, 1949 Note: Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-102) 086/ ES-118 First day use: March 1, Last day: March 12, Slogan cancel in 3 lines. Used in Tuguegarao, Cagayan. Note: BPSIAA stands for: Bureau of Public Schools Inter- Athletic Association. BPS-103) 087/ ES-119 First day use: March 16, Last day: March 30, Slogan cancel in 3 lines. THE JAYCEES / TRAIL BLAZERS IN / CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS Note: Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-104) 088/ ES-121 Type: SHC First day use: June 15, 1949 Last day: June 30, 1949 Slogan cancel in 2 lines. Used in Cebu City. BPS-105) 089/ ES-122 First day use: June 19, Last day: July 18, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with Lions Club insignia before the legend. 1-I-19

36 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-106) 090/ ES-123 First day use: June 19, Last day: July 18, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with Lions Club insignia before the legend. Used in Rizal City. BPS-107) 091/ ES-124 First day use: June 19, Last day: July 18, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with Lions Club insignia before the legend. Used in Quezon City. Note: Slogans N BPS-105 to BPS-107, June 19, 1949 as First Day use coincided with the 88th Birthday Anniversary of Dr. Jose P. Rizal. BPS-108) 092/ ES-125 First day use: July 4, Last day: July 10, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with motif showing a man pulling a wheel. Note: Used in Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Baguio, Davao and Zamboanga. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-109) 093/ ES-126 First day use: Aug. 1, Last day: Aug. 18, Slogan cancel in 4 lines with design bearing the head of Mercury. Note: This slogan cancel is Type I. Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-110) 094/ ES-127 First day use: Aug. 19, Last day: Aug. 31, Slogan cancel in 4 lines with design bearing a map of the Philippines. Note: This slogan cancel is Type II. First day use, Aug. 19, 1949, coincided with the 71st Birthday Anniversary of President Quezon and the First Day Issue of the 2c green Rizal stamp, in booklet panes. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-111) 095/ ES-128 First day use: Aug. 19, Last day: Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with double-barred cross before the legend. Used in Manila and in 21 chartered cities and 42 provincial capitals, or 63 different places in all. 1-I-20

37 BPS-112) 096/ ES-129 First day use: Aug. 19, Last day: Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with double-barred cross before the legend. Used in Manila. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-113) 097/ ES-130 First day use: Aug. 19, Last day: Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with double-barred cross before the legend. Used in Manila. BPS-114) 098/ ES-131 First day use: Sept. 12, Last day: Sept. 26, Slogan in 3 lines with a design showing an open book and a torch above, before the legend. Used in 21 chartered cities and 42 provincial capitals, or 63 places in all. BPS-115) 099/ ES-132 First day use: Oct. 31, Last day: Nov. 6, 1949 Slogan cancel in 3 lines with Boy Scout insignia before the legend. BPS-116) 100/ ES-133 Type: SHC First day use: Dec. 1, Last day: Dec 14, Slogan cancel in 4 lines. BPS-117) 101/ ES-134 First day use: Dec. 16, Last day: Dec. 31, 1949 Slogan cancel in 4 lines with design showing a feather in the center of the legend. COMMUNITY CHEST / Everybody Gives / Everybody Benefits / OF GREATER MANILA / 1-I-21

38 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-118) 102/ ES-135 First day use: Feb. 1, Last day: March 31, Slogan cancel in 4 lines witha Red Cross sign before the legend / HELP / NATIONAL FUND CAMPAIGN / PHILIPPINE NATIONAL / RED CROSS Used in 51 provincial capitals. BPS-119) 103/ ES-136 Type: SHC First day use: Feb. 4, Slogan cancel in 2 lines. Used for one day only in Tarlac, Tarlac. BPS-120) 104/ ES-137 First day use: Feb. 7, Slogan cancel in 4 lines with vignette of a carabao and a farmer plowing a field, portrayed under the legend. Used for one day only at the Agricultural School, Nueva Ecija. BPS-121) 105/ ES-138 First day use: Mar. 23, 1950 Slogan cancel in 2 lines with the Lions Club insignia between the lines of the legend. FIRST ANNIVERSARY / MANILA LIONS CLUB Used for one day only BPS-122) 106/ ES-139 First day use: April 15, 1950 CHARTER NIGHT / CAGAYAN DE ORO JAYCEES Used for one day only at Cagayan de Oro City BPS-123) 107/ ES-140 Type: SHC Used for one day only on May 22, 1950 on covers cancelled with the Roosevelt stamps (2, 4 & 18c stamps and 80c Souvenir Sheet) on the First Day Issue. Slogan cancel in 3 lines. The cancellation done at the Exhibition Hall of the National Philatelic Exhibition held on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee of the Asociacion Filatelica Filipinas. 1-I-22

39 BPS-124) 108/ ES-141 First day use: Aug. 19, Last day: Aug. 31, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with a double-barred cross before the legend. Used by the Manila Post Office only. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-124a) BPS-125) 109/ ES-142 First day use: Sept. 1, Last day: Sept. 10, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with a double-barred cross before the legend. Used by the Manila Post Office only. Also used as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-126) 110/ ES-143 First day use: Sept. 11, Last day: Sept. 19, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with double-barred cross before the legend. Used by the Manila Post Office only. Used as well as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-127) 111/ ES-144 First day use: Oct. 22, 1950 (Sunday). Last day: Oct. 28, Slogan cancel in 3 lines with legend superimposed on a design bearing a fish; first line in script. Used in Manila, Baguio City, Iloilo City, Cebu City, Davao City and Zamboanga City. Used also as backstamp on domestic airmail. BPS-128) 112/ ES-145 First day use: Oct. 28, Slogan in 2 lines with two stars at each end of the second line. Used in Pasig, Rizal for one day only. BPS-129) 113/ ES-146 First day use: Oct. 31, Last day: Nov. 6, Slogan cancel in 3 lines, the second line in script. 1-I-23

40 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-130) 114/ ES-147 Type: SHC First day use: Dec. 1, 1950 Last day: Dec. 7, 1950 Slogan cancel in 4 lines, the 1st and 2nd lines in script. STRENGTHEN HOME / and FAMILY DEFENSES / NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK / DEC. 1-7 BPS-131) 115/ ES-148 First day use: Dec. 14, 1950 Dec. 17, 1951 Slogan in 5 lines, second line in script. Seal of Dental Association before slogan. BPS-132) 116/ ES-149 First day use: Dec. 28, 1950 Jan. 14, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines, scales of Justice before slogan. 1-I-24

41 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-133) 117/ ES-150 First day use: Jan. 1, 1951 Jan. 7, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines. A handy savings bank and hand depositing a coin, before slogan. Fourth line all caps in italics. Note: Used in Manila, Baguio, Iloilo, Cebu, Davao, Zamboanga, Dagupan and Naga. BPS-134) 118/ ES-151 First day use: Jan. 8, 1951 Jan. 27, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines. First line in script. Third line, all caps in italics. Note: Used in Tacloban only. EVAA stands for East Visayan Athletic Association slogan used coincident with First Anniversary of Tacloban Philatelic Club and the Leyte Provincial Philatelic Exhibition (LEYPROPEX). Dial with two stars. BPS-135) 119/ ES-152 First day use: Feb. 7, 1951 Feb. 13, 1951 Slogan in 2 lines with first line in script. BPS-136) 120/ ES-153 First day use: Feb. 15, 1951 Mar. 14, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines with Red Cross before slogan. Note: Used in Manila and all provincial capitals, or 63 different places. BPS-137) 121/ ES-154 First day use: Mar. 5, 1951 Mar. 11, 1951 Slogan in 3 lines. First line in script. A hand holding a torch and above is P.A.N. (Philippine Association of Nutritionists) before slogan. Third line all italics in caps. BPS-138) 122/ ES-155 First day use: Mar. 15, 1951 Apr. 14, 1951 Boxed type in 2 lines. First line in script. Note: Used in Manila, Baguio, Iloilo, Cebu, Davao and Zamboanga. 1-I-25

42 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-139) 123/ ES-156 First day use: Mar. 27, 1951 Apr. 12, 1951 Slogan in 5 lines in Tagalog. Translation: Write and Speak - In the National Language - National Language Week - March 27-April 2 -Bureau of Public Schools. Profile of Balagtas before slogan. Used in connection with National Language Week. SUMULAT at MAGSALITA / sa WIKANG PAMBANSA / LINGGO NG WIKANG PAMBANSA / MARSO 27-ABRIL 2 / Kwanihan ng mga Paaralang Bayan BPS-140) 124/ ES-157 First day use: Apr. 15, 1951 May 1, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines. First line all in lower cases. Fourth line but first word all in italics and in caps. Note: Used in Manila and Baguio. BPS-141) 125/ ES-158 First day use: Apr. 26, 1951 May 7, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines. First line in script. Girl Scout insignia before slogan with GSP (Girl Scouts of the Philippines) Fourth line all caps in italics. Note: used in Cebu only. BPS-142) 126/ ES-159 First day use: May 21, 1951 May 27, 1951 Seal and inscription, Philippine Association of University Professors in caps, before slogan. BPS-143) 127/ ES-160 First day use: Jun. 23, 1951 July 10, 1951 Slogan in 3 lines. Second line in vertical script. Note: Used also as backstamp in Manila. BPS-144) 128/ ES-161 First day use: Jul. 4, 1951 Aug. 4, Slogan in 3 lines. First 2 words in first line in script. Last line in italics, all caps. Used in Baguio, Iloilo, Cebu, Davao and Zamboanga. 1-I-26

43 BPS-144a) 128a/ ES-161 First day use: July 11, 1951 Aug. 4, Slogan in 3 lines. First 2 words in first line in script. Last line in italics, all caps. Used in Manila only Note: Used also as backstamp in Manila. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-145) 129/ ES-162 First day use: Aug. 19, 1951 Aug. 31, 1951 Slogan in 2 lines with D/B Cross before slogan. BPS-146) 130/ ES-163 First day use: Sep. 1, 1951 Sep. 10, 1951 First word in first line in vertical script. D/B Cross before slogan. BPS-147) 131/ ES-164 First day use: Sep. 11, 1951 Sep. 19, 1951 First word, first line in vertical script. Second line all in lower case. D/B Cross before slogan. BPS-148) 132/ ES-165 First day use: Oct. 1, 1951 Oct. 21, 1951 Slogan in 4 lines. Second line in caps and lower cases. Seal of Tacloban Philatelic Club before slogan. BPS-149) 133/ ES-166 First day use: Oct. 31, 1951 Nov. 6, 1951 Slogan in 3 lines. Second line in script. Third line all caps, italics. A hand in Boy Scout Salut, before slogan. BPS-150) 134/ ES-167 First day use: Nov. 24, 1951 Dec. 7, 1951 Slogan in 6 lines. First 5 lines enclosed with quotation marks. Third line in script. Sixth line all caps, italics. A family of 4 before slogan. STRONG FAMILIES / make a / STRONG NATION 3rd NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK, DEC I-27

44 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-151) 135/ ES-168 First day use: Jan. 1, 1952 Jan. 7, 1952 Slogan in 3 lines. Second line in script. Third line all caps, italics. BPS-152) 136/ ES-169 First day use: Jan. 6, 1952 (Sunday) Slogan in 3 lines. Seal of CLAC in center of slogan. Note: Used at the Agricultural College, Nueva Ecija, for one day only. BPS-153) 137/ ES-170 First day use: Jan. 27, 1952 (Sunday) Slogan in 4 lines. First two words, first line, in script. Also third line. Outline of Mt. Apo on right below the slogan. THE 2nd APO PHILATELIC EXHIBITION / BUREAU OF POSTS / BUILDING / JAN.27 - FEB. 2, 1952 Note: Used for one day only. BPS-154) 138/ ES-171 First day use: Feb. 4, 1952 Feb. 9, 1952 Slogan in 4 lines. First and third lines in script. Second line, all caps. A hurdler before slogan. COME AND SEE THE 30th / EVAA / MEET / FEBRUARY 4-9 Note: Used in Tagbilaran, Bohol, only. BPS-155) 139/ ES-172 First day use: Feb. 15, 1952 Mar. 15, 1952 Slogan in 3 lines. Red Cross in center. BPS-156) 140/ ES-173 First day use: Mar. 27, 1952 Apr. 2, 1952 Slogan in 4 lines. First two lines enclosed with quotation marks. First 2 words, 3rd line in script. Legend in Tagalog. Translation: Write and Speak-In the National Language-Language week-march 27- April 2. BPS-157) 141/ ES-174 First day use: May 1, 1952 May 31, 1952 Fancy type in 5 lines. Last line in script. Note: Used in 27 chartered cities including Manila. 1-I-28

45 BPS-158) 142/ ES-175 First day use: Jun. 1, 1952 (Sunday) Jun. 7, 1952 Slogan in 3 lines. Legend enclosed with quotation marks. First line script. PAY THE / MINIMUM WAGE / LIFT THE COMMON MAN PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-159) 143/ ES-176 First day use: Jun. 16, 1952 Jul. 16, 1952 Slogan in 5 lines. Last 2 lines in caps and lower cases. BPS-160) 144/ ES-177 First day use: Jul. 16, 1952 Aug. 15, 1952 Slogan in 4 lines. First and third lines in script. BPS-161) 145/ ES-178 TYPE: BHC - Type I First day use: Aug. 16, 1952 Sep. 15, 1952 Slogan in 2 lines. BPS-162) 146/ ES-179 First day use: Sep. 16, 1952 Sep. 27, 1952 Slogan in 4 lines, first line in script. Last line, enclosed with quotation marks. BPS-163) 147/ ES-180 First day use: Oct. 17, 1952 Oct. 31, 1952 Slogan in 4 lines. First line in script. BPS-164) 148/ ES-181 First day use: Nov. 1, 1952 Nov. 6, 1952 Slogan in 3 lines. First line italics with Boy scouts insignia before slogan. SCOUTING FOR GREATER SERVICE / BOY SCOUT WEEK / OCT NOV. 6, I-29

46 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-165) 149/ ES-182 First day use: Nov. 10, 1952 Nov. 22, 1952 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-166) 150/ ES-183 First day use: Nov. 23, 1952 Dec. 22, 1952 Slogan in 3 lines, first line, script. BPS-167) 151/ ES-184 First day use: Nov. 24, 1952 Dec. 7, 1952 Slogan in 5 lines, second line in script. First to fourth line, enclosed with quotation marks. 1-I-30

47 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-168) 152/ ES-185 First day use: Jan. 1, 1953 Jan. 31, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-169) 153/ ES-186 First day use: Jan. 5, 1953 Jan. 11, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines. Second word in 2nd line in script. Second line enclosed with quotation marks. BPS-170) 154/ ES-187 First day use: Feb. 14, 1953 Mar. 15, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-171) 155/ ES-188 First day use: Mar. 1, 1953 Mar. 8, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines, first line in script. Note: Used in Vigan (Ilocos Sur) only. BPS-172) 156/ ES-189 First day use: Mar. 10, 1953 Apr. 11, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines. First line in script. Third line all caps, italics. BPS-173) 157/ ES-190 First day use: Apr. 12, 1953 (Sunday) Apr. 19, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines with PMA insignia before slogan. BPS-174) 158/ ES-191 First day use: Apr. 13, 1953 Apr. 19, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines with D/B Cross before slogan. 1-I-31

48 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-175) 159/ ES-192 First day use: Apr. 27, 1953 May 2, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines with PHILIPPINE AIR FORCE insignia before slogan. BPS-176) 160/ ES-193 First day use: Jul. 1, 1953 Jul. 18, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines, second line in script. Insignia of Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines and the words CAMARA DE COMERCIO DE FILIPINAS inscribed in a rotary within a circle before slogan. BPS-177) 161/ ES-194 First day use: Aug. 1, 1953 Aug. 19, 1953 Slogan in 5 lines, first line in script. Quezon s profile before slogan. BPS-178) 162/ ES-195 First day use: Aug. 19, 1953 Aug. 31, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script. A D/B Cross in a shield before slogan. BPS-179) 163/ ES-196 First day use: Sep. 1, 1953 Sep. 15, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script. D/B Cross in a shield before slogan. BPS-180) 164/ ES-197 First day use: Sep.16, 1953 Sep. 30, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines, first and 2nd lines in Tagalog, translation: Help Fight TB. A D/B Cross in a shield before slogan. BPS-181) 165/ ES-198 First day use: Oct. 1, 1953 Oct. 19, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines. Seal and inscription, National Research Council of the Philippines all in caps in a double circle before slogan. VIII PACIFIC SCIENCE CONGRESS / & IV FAR-EASTERN / PREHISTORY CONGRESS / NOVEMBER 16-28, I-32

49 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-182) 166/ ES-199 First day use: Oct. 20, 1953 Nov. 10, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines. First line in script, also to in 2nd line. BPS-183) 167/ ES-200 First day use: Nov. 11, 1953 Nov. 30, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines. A globe before slogan. EIGHTH PACIFIC SCIENCE CONGRESS / & 4TH FAR-EASTERN PREHISTORY CONGRESS / NOVEMBER / U.P. QUEZON CITY BPS-184) 168/ ES-201 First day use: Dec. 1, 1953 Dec. 15, 1953 Slogan in 2 lines. A nipa hut before the slogan and a family of 3 after the legend. BPS-185) 169/ ES-202 First day use: Dec. 13, 1953 Dec. 19, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines. Before the slogan, 2 planes flying, plus inscription: Progress-Security 50th Anniversary of Powered FLIGHT, in a double circle. BPS-186) 170/ ES-203 First day use: Dec. 21, 1953 Dec. 30, 1953 Slogan in 4 lines. Scales of Justice before slogan in a double circle with the same legend as slogan. BPS-187) 171/ ES-204 First day use: Dec. 30, 1953 Slogan in 3 lines, second line in script. Republic seal before slogan. Note: Slogan used for one day only. 1-I-33

50 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-188) 172/ ES-205 First day use: Jan. 4, 1954 Jan. 10, 1954 Slogan in 5 lines. First and 2nd lines in script both ending with exclamation marks. A portable postal savings bank before slogan. BPS-189) 173/ ES-206 First day use: Jan. 11, 1954 Jan. 31, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, 2nd line in script. Games emblem before slogan. Note: Error in date: 1953 instead of 1954 BPS-189a) First day use: Jan. 11, 1954 Jan. 31, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, 2nd line in script. Games emblem before slogan. Note: Corrected date: 1954 BPS-190) 174/ ES-207 First day use: Feb. 1, 1954 Feb. 15, 1954 Slogan in 2 lines, first line in script. Note: First day of use of this slogan was quite significant. It coincided with the 100th anniversary of the first postage stamps of the Philippines issued on Feb. 1, BPS-191) 175/ ES-208 First day use: Feb. 16, 1954 Mar. 15, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, 2nd line in script with a blod Red Cross before it. BPS-192) 176/ ES-209 First day use: Mar. 16, 1954 Mar. 31, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines. Boy Scout insignia before slogan with a Tagalog inscription underneath reading: LAGING HANDA (Always Prepared). BPS-193) 177/ ES-210 First day use: Mar. 22, 1954 Apr. 5, 1954 Slogan in 5 lines. Lions Club insignia before slogan. Note: Slogan used in Baguio only. 1-I-34

51 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-194) 178/ ES-211 First day use: Apr. 1, 1954 Apr. 15, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines. First line in script. 2nd and 4th lines, all caps, italics. Boy Scout insignia before slogan with a Tagalog inscription underneath reading: LAGING HANDA (Always Prepared). BPS-195) 179/ ES-212 First day use: Apr. 16, 1954 (Holy Friday) Apr. 24, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, second line in script. BPS-196) 180/ ES-213 First day use: Apr. 25, 1954 May 9, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script. Figure of an athlete with a torch in hand, before slogan. Type II. For Type I, see slogan No. BPS-189/189a BPS-197) 181/ ES-214 First day use: May 10, 1954 May 28, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, first line in caps, italics. 2nd and 4th line in script. Each line separated by horizontal bars. Kudyapi (a Filipino musical instrument) before the slogan. First line enclosed with quotation marks. BPS-198) 182/ ES-215 First day use: May 24, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines. Second and 3rd lines in italics and 1st word, 2nd line, in script. Backstamp, same day. (FFC-RP-32) BPS-199) 183/ ES-216 First day use: May 25, 1954 Slogan same type as No. BPS-198 Backstamp, Cebu City, same day. (FFC-RP-33) BPS-200) 184/ ES-217 First day use: May 26, 1954 Slogan same type as No. BPS-198 Backstamp, Iloilo City, same day. (FFC-RP-34) 1-I-35

52 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-201) 185/ ES-218 First day use: May 27, 1954 Slogan same type as No. BPS-198 Backstamp, City of Tacloban, same day. (FFC-RP-35) BPS-202) 186/ ES-219 First day use: May 28, 1954 Slogan same type as No. BPS-198 Backstamp, Bacolod City, same day (FFC-RP-36) BPS-203) 187/ ES-220 First day use: May 29, 1954 Slogan same type as No. BPS-198 Backstamp, Zamboanga City, same day. FFC-RP-37) BPS-204) 188/ ES-221 First day use: May 30, 1954 Slogan same type as No. BPS-198 Backstamp, Davao City, same day. Note: Slogans Nos. BPS-198 to BPS-204 were used for one day only on flown covers, carried on special flights as specified on date of each slogan cancel. (FFC-RP-38) BPS-205) 189/ ES-222 First day use: Jun. 1, 1954 Jun. 30, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines. First line script. A dove of peace after the slogan. BPS-205a) 189a CDS is 33 mm in Ø and text is bolder BPS-206) 190/ ES-223 First day use: Jul.12, 1954 Jul.22, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, third and 4th line in italics and enclosed with quotation marks. Profile of a nurse inset in a double circle before the slogan. 1-I-36

53 BPS-207) 191/ ES-224 First day use: Jul.23, 1954 Jul.31, 1954 Slogan in 5 lines. First line in italics, caps. PAL (Philippine Air Lines) insignia and a plane before the slogan. Note: The inaugural flight was June 15, 1954 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-208) 192/ ES-225 First day use: Aug. 16, 1954 Aug. 25, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines. First line and first word in 2nd line in script. D/B Cross before slogan BPS-209) 193/ ES-226 First day use: Aug. 26, 1954 Sep. 4, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, First line in script. D/B Cross before slogan. BPS-210) 194/ ES-227 First day use: Sep. 5, 1954 Sep. 14, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, first line script. D/B Cross before slogan. BPS-211) 195/ ES-228 First day use: Oct. 15, 1954 Oct. 24, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines. First word in first line and 3rd and 4th words in 2nd line, in italics. BPS-212) 196/ ES-229 First day use: Oct. 29, 1954 Nov. 7, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines. First line in script. Boy Scout insignia before slogan. BPS-213) 197/ ES-230 First day use: Nov. 13, 1954 Nov. 19, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, first line in script. Third line in italics. Before slogan inset in a single-lined circle are the words: BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES. 1-I-37

54 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-214) 198/ ES-231 First day use: Nov. 20, 1954 Nov. 26, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines. Words in first line in script, as well as 3rd word in second line and 1st word in 3rd line. BPS-215) 199/ ES-232 First day use: Nov. 23, 1954 Nov. 27, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script. Note: Slogan used in Cebu City only. BPS-216) 200/ ES-233 First day use: Nov. 27, 1954 Dec. 10, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, second word in 2nd line and 2nd and 4th words in 3rd line, in script. BPS-217) 201/ ES-234 First day use: Dec. 1, 1954 Dec. 7, 1954 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script. A family of three illustrated on an open scroll is before slogan. BPS-218) 202/ ES-235 First day use: Dec. 1, 1954 Dec. 23, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines. Maple leaves before slogan. BPS-219) 203/ ES-236 First day use: Dec. 4, 1954 Dec. 5, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, first and 2nd lines in italics. Fouth line enclosed with quotation marks. Note: Used for two days only, closing day of the Marian Congress in Manila BPS-220) 204/ ES-237 First day use: Dec. 16, 1954 Dec. 18, 1954 Slogan in 4 lines, third line in italics, all caps. 1-I-38

55 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-221) 205/ ES-238 First day use: Jan. 3, 1955 Jan. 9, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines, second line in italics. BPS-222) 206/ ES-239 First day use: Jan. 10, 1955 Jan. 20, 1955 Fancy type in 4 lines with IFUW Logo in circle before text. BPS-223) 207/ ES-240 First day use: Jan. 10, 1955 Jan. 24, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines, first and third lines italic. BPS-224) 208/ ES-241 First day use: Jan. 21, 1955 Lat day use: Feb. 6, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, 3rd line italic BPS-225) 209/ ES-242 First day use: Jan. 25, 1955 Feb. 8, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines, 3rd line italic BPS-226) 210/ ES-243 First day use: Feb. 7, 1955 Mar. 6, 1955 Slogan in 5 lines, 2nd & 5th line italic BPS-227) 211/ ES-244 First day use: Feb. 14, 1955 Mar. 15, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines. 1-I-39

56 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-228) 212/ ES-245 First day use: Feb. 18, 1955 Feb. 20, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines. Used only in Tarlac, Tarlac BPS-229) 213/ ES-246 First day use: Feb. 21, 1955 Mar. 6, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, first line in script. Figure of athlete before the slogan. Used in Iloilo City only. BPS-230) 214/ ES-247 First day use: Feb. 28, 1955 Mar. 2, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, first line and first words in 2nd and 3rd lines in script. BPS-231) 215/ ES-248 First day use: Mar. 1, 1955 Mar. 7, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, 3rd and 4th line, italic BPS-232) 216/ ES-249 Type I First day use: Mar. 23, 1955 Mar. 28, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines, first line script BPS-233) 217/ ES-250 First day use: Mar. 29, 1955 Apr. 4, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, text in Tagalog. Translation: Speak and write in Filipino Language, National language week, March 29 - April 4 BPS-234) 218/ ES-251 Type II First day use: Apr. 1, 1955 Apr. 17, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines, first line script. JAYCEES / 7TH NATIONAL CONVENTION / APRIL 14-17, BACOLOD CITY Used in Bocolod City 1-I-40

57 BPS-235) 219/ ES-252 Type: SHC First day use: Apr. 5, 1955 Apr. 11, 1955 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-236) 220/ ES-253 First day use: Apr. 6, 1955 Apr. 9, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-237) 221/ ES-254 First day use: Apr. 16, 1955 May 7, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-238) 222/ ES-255 First day use: Apr. 18, 1955 May 12, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-239) 223/ ES-256 First day use: Apr. 24, 1955 May 2, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines with PAF insignia before text. BPS-240) 224/ ES-257 First day use: May 10, 1955 May 15, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-241) 225/ ES-258 First day use: May 15, 1955 May 28, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-41

58 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-242) 226/ ES-259 First day use: Jul. 11, 1955 Jul 22, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, 4th line script BPS-243) 227/ ES-260 First day use: Jul. 24, 1955 Jul. 30, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-244) 228/ ES-261 First day use: Aug. 8, 1955 Aug. 30, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-245) 229/ ES-262 First day use: Aug. 11, 1955 Aug. 31, 1955 Slogan with 4 lines BPS-246) 230/ ES-263 First day use: Aug. 19, 1955 Aug. 31, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines with D/B cross before text. First line in script. BPS-247) 231/ ES-264 First day use: Aug. 24, 1955 Aug. 31, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, second line in script BPS-248) 232/ ES-265 First day use: Sep. 1, 1955 Sep. 15, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines with D/B cross before text. First line in script 1-I-42

59 BPS-249) 233/ ES-266 First day use: Sep. 16, 1955 Sep. 30, 1955 Slogan in 3 lines with D/B cross before text. First line in script. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-250) 234/ ES-267 First day use: Oct. 5, 1955 Nov. 1, 1955 Slogan with 5 lines. ICAO logo before slogan (International Civil Aviation Organization) BPS-251) 235/ ES-268 First day use: Oct. 31, 1955 Nov. 6, 1955 Slogan with 3 lines and Boy Scouts insignia before slogan. First line in script. BPS-252) 236/ ES-269 First day use: Nov. 1, 1955 Nov. 11, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines with Bureau of Public Works insignia before slogan. 2nd line in script BPS-253) 237/ ES-270 First day use: Nov. 17, 1955 Nov. 30, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines with book and torch before slogan. First line in script. BPS-254) 238/ ES-271 First day use: Nov. 28, 1955 Dec. 7, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines, first line in script. 2nd line italic. BPS-255) 239/ ES-272 First day use: Dec. 8, 1955 Dec. 22, 1955 Slogan in 4 lines with Christmaslantern showing Merry X-mas before slogan. 1-I-43

60 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-256) 240/ ES-273 First day use: Feb. 1, 1956 Feb. 14, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines. Used in Cebu City only BPS-257) 241/ ES-274 First day use: Feb. 3, 1956 Feb. 9, 1956 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-258) 242/ ES-275 Type: CHC First day use: Feb. 8, 1956 Circular handstamp combined cancel Used for one day only in Manila BPS-259) 243/ ES-276 Type: SHC First day use: Feb. 22, 1956 Mar. 01, 1956 Slogan in 4 lines, 2nd and 3rd line italic Note: Applied in red-purple, as well as black ink. Two types of dial used: one as shown; the other Feb. 22, 1956 only, no AM. BPS-260) 244/ ES-277 Type: SHC First day use: Mar. 1, 1956 Mar. 7, 1956 BPS-261) 245/ ES-278 First day use: Apr. 16, 1956 May 6, 1956 Slogan in 4 lines, 2nd line script Used in Manila and Baguio City. BPS-261a) 1-I-44

61 BPS-262) 246/ ES-279 First day use: Apr. 20, 1956 May 2, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines with PAF insignia before slogan. 2nd line in script PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-263) 247/ ES-280 First day use: Jul. 7, 1956 Jul. 15, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines, 2nd line italic BPS-264) 248/ ES-281 Type: SHC First day use: Jul. 16, 1956 Jul. 22, 1956 Slogan with 5 lines of text BPS-265) 249/ ES-282 First day use: Jul. 23, 1956 Slogan with 3 lines and Mabini s Portrait with curved branch before slogan. One day cancel only BPS-266) 250/ ES-283 First day use: Aug. 13, 1956 Aug. 19, 1956 Slogan with 4 lines, first 2 words in script. Text in Tagalog. Translation: National Language week, August 13-19, speak and write in the Philippine language BPS-267) 251/ ES-284 First day use: Aug. 19, 1956 Aug. 28, 1956 Slogan with 3 lines, first line script. D/B cross before slogan BPS-268) 252/ ES-285 First day use: Aug. 29, 1956 Sep. 30, 1956 Slogan with 3 lines, D/B cross before slogan 1-I-45

62 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-269) 253/ ES-286 First day use: Sep. 8, 1956 Sep. 17, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script. D/B cross before slogan. Text in Tagalog. Translation: Help Defeat TB BPS-270) 254/ ES-287 First day use: Sep. 15, 1956 Sep. 21, 1956 Slogan in 5 lines, 5th line in script. BPS-271) 255/ ES-288 First day use: Sep. 16, 1956 Sep. 22, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-272) 256/ ES-289 First day use: Oct. 17, 1956 Oct. 24, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-273) 257/ ES-290 First day use: Oct. 31, 1956 Nov. 6, 1956 Slogan with 3 lines, first line in script. Boy Scout silhouette before slogan. BPS-274) 258/ ES-291 First day use: Nov. 5, 1956 Dec. 15, 1956 Slogan with 4 lines, 3rd line in script Maple leaves at right side of slogan BPS-275) 259/ ES-292 First day use: Nov. 12, 1956 Nov. 17, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines, text in Tagalog Translation: Be careful in your work - in order to live long - November I-46

63 BPS-276) 260/ ES-293 First day use: Nov. 18, 1956 Nov. 24, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines, first 2 lines in script PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-277) 261/ ES-294 First day use: Nov. 18, 1956 Dec. 2, 1956 Slogan with 3 lines. BPS-278) 262/ ES-295 First day use: Nov. 20, 1956 Nov. 27, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-279) 263/ ES-296 First day use: Nov. 28, 1956 Dec. 2, 1956 Slogan in 4 lines, 3rd and 4th line in italics. BPS-280) 264/ ES-297 First day use: Nov. 28, 1956 Dec. 7, 1956 Slogan in 4 lines. National in script, 4th line in italic BPS-281) 265/ ES-298 First day use: Dec. 8, 1956 Dec. 9, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines. Used in Cagayan de Oro City. BPS-282) 266/ ES-299 First day use: Dec. 10, 1956 Dec. 16, 1956 Slogan in 3 lines. 1-I-47

64 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-283) 267/ ES-300 First day use: Jan. 15, 1957 Jan. 31, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines. 2nd line script BPS-284) 268/ ES-301 First day use: Feb. 18, 1957 Feb. 24, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines, 2nd line in script BPS-285) 269/ ES-302 First day use: Mar. 1, 1957 Mar. 7, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines with FIRE before slogan. BPS-286) 270/ ES-303 First day use: Mar. 4, 1957 Mar. 10, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script BPS-287) 271/ ES-304 First day use: Mar. 15, 1957 Apr. 25, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines. Used in Butuan City only BPS-288) 272/ ES-305 First day use: Mar. 20, 1957 Mar. 26, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-289) 273/ ES-306 First day use: Jul. 22, 1957 Jul. 27, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines, 3rd & 4th line in script. 1-I-48

65 BPS-290) 274/ ES-307 First day use: Aug. 1, 1957 Aug. 7, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines. Eye in center of 2nd line. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-291) 275/ ES-308 First day use: Aug. 19, 1957 Aug. 26, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines. Help Control in script. D/B cross before slogan. BPS-292) 276/ ES-309 First day use: Aug. 27, 1957 Sep. 4, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines. D/B cross before slogan. Text in Tagalog. Translation: Let s Prevent TB BPS-293) 277/ ES-310 First day use: Sep. 1, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines. Used for one day only BPS-294) 278/ ES-311 First day use: Sep. 5, 1957 Sep. 13, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines, D/B cross before slogan BPS-295) 279/ ES-312 First day use: Sep. 14, 1957 Nov. 16, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines. A bell with JOIN PMHA before slogan BPS-296) 280/ ES-313 First day use: Oct. 6, 1957 Oct. 12, 1957 Slogan in 3 lines. Pen and letter-manuscript before slogan 1-I-49

66 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-297) 281/ ES-314 Used four different times in st time: First day use: Oct. 17, 1957 Oct. 20, nd time: First day use: Oct. 31, 1957 Nov. 2, rd time: First day use: Nov. 17, 1957 Nov. 23, th time: First day use: Nov. 28, 1957 Dec. 1, 1957 Slogan in 5 lines, 3rd & 4th line italic. Emblem of the Institute before slogan BPS-298) 282/ ES-315 First day use: Nov. 24, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines, 4th line italic Used for one day only BPS-299) 283/ ES-316 Used twice in st time: First day use: Nov. 24, 1957 Nov. 27, nd time: First day use: Dec. 2, 1957 Dec. 3, 1957 Slogan in 5 lines. First line script. BPS-300) 284/ ES-317 First day use: Dec. 4, 1957 Dec. 8, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines. BPS-301) 285/ ES-318 First day use: Dec. 9, 1957 Dec. 15, 1957 Slogan in 4 lines. Emblem with inscription Soil Science Society of the Philippines before slogan. 1-I-50

67 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-302) 286/ ES-319 First day use: Feb. 21, 1958 Mar. 01, 1958 Slogan in 3 lines, first word in each line in script BPS-303) 287/ ES-320 First day use: Mar. 02, 1958 Mar. 06, 1958 Slogan in 5 lines, 3rd and 4th lines all caps in italics BPS-304) 288/ ES-321 First day use: Mar. 07, 1958 Mar. 17, 1958 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-305) 289/ ES-322 First day use: Mar. 20, 1958 Mar. 30, 1958 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-306) 290/ ES-323 First day use: May 1, 1958 May 10, 1958 Slogan with 5 lines, Litter bug and thrash before slogan. BPS-307) 291/ ES-324 First day use: Jun. 12, 1958 Jun. 18, 1958 Slogan in 4 lines, 2nd line script Medical and cancer emblems before slogan BPS-308) 292/ ES-325 First day use: July 18, 1958 July 26, 1958 Slogan in 4 lines. 1-I-51

68 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-309) 293/ ES-326 First day use: Aug. 01, 1958 Aug. 07, 1958 Slogan with 5 lines. First & 5th line italic Father Christmas before slogan BPS-310) 294/ ES-328 First day use: Sep. 29, 1958 Oct. 30, 1958 Boxed type in 3 lines, machine cancel Note: This is the first postwar machine slogan cancel used by the Manila Post Office. BPS-311) 295/ ES-329 First day use: Oct. 16, 1958 Oct. 18, 1958 Fancy type in 4 lines with labor insignia before slogan, machine cancel BPS-312) 296/ ES-330 First day use: Oct. 31, 1958 Nov. 06, 1958 Fancy type, machine cancel. 2nd and last words in italics. Boxed in a diamond before the slogan are the words: 10th WORLD - JAMBOREE - MONDIAL - PHILIPPINES in 4 lines with the Boy Scout insignia in the center. BPS-313) 297/ ES-331 First day use: Nov. 15, 1958 Dec. 15, 1958 Boxed type with 3 lines. Note: Slogan in 2 types: Type I - machine cancel Type II - handstamp cancel BPS-314) 298/ ES-332 First day use: Dec. 07, 1958 Dec. 20, 1958 Slogan in 4 lines Used in Baguio City only. BPS-315) 299/ ES-333 First day use: Dec. 15, 1958 Slogan in 3 lines, first line in script Used for one day only in Naga City 1-I-52

69 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - CROSS REFERENCE CROSS REFERENCE LIST OF PABLO ESPIRIDION S NUMBERS (ES-) WITH CATALOGUE NUMBERS (BPS / BTS / BSP) ES-1 BPS-005 ES-51 BTS-D 1 ES-101 BPS-085 ES-151 BPS-134 ES-2 BPS-006 ES-52 BTS-M 1 ES-102 BPS-087 ES-152 BPS-135 ES-3 BPS-008 ES-53 BTS-L 7 ES-103 BPS-088 ES-153 BPS-136 ES-4 BPS-009 ES-54 BTS-M 6 ES-104 BPS-089 ES-154 BPS-137 ES-5 BPS-010 ES-55 BPS-042 ES-105 BPS-090 ES-155 BPS-138 ES-6 BPS-011 ES-56 BSP-008 ES-106 BPS-091 ES-156 BPS-139 ES-7 BPS-012 ES-57 BPS-044 ES-107 BPS-092 ES-157 BPS-140 ES-8 BPS-013 ES-58 BPS-043 ES-108 BPS-093 ES-158 BPS-141 ES-9 BPS-014 ES-59 BPS-048 ES-109 BPS-094 ES-159 BPS-142 ES-10 BPS-015 ES-60 BPS-045 ES-110 BPS-095 ES-160 BPS-143 ES-11 BPS-017 ES-61 BPS-046 ES-111 BPS-096 ES-161 BPS-144 ES-12 BPS-018 ES-62 BPS-047 ES-112 BPS-097 ES-162 BPS-145 ES-13 BPS-019 ES-63 BSP-009 ES-113 BSP-058 ES-163 BPS-146 ES-14 BPS-020 ES-64 BPS-050 ES-114 BPS-098 ES-164 BPS-147 ES-15 BSP-003 ES-65 BPS-051 ES-115 BPS-099 ES-165 BPS-148 ES-16 BSP-004 ES-66 BPS-052 ES-116 BPS-100 ES-166 BPS-149 ES-17 BPS-021 ES-67 BPS-054 ES-117 BPS-101 ES-167 BPS-150 ES-18 BPS-022 ES-68 BPS-056 ES-118 BPS-102 ES-168 BPS-151 ES-19 BPS-023 ES-69 BPS-055 ES-119 BPS-103 ES-169 BPS-152 ES-20 BPS-024 ES-70 BPS-057 ES-120 BSP-066 ES-170 BPS-153 ES-21 BPS-025 ES-71 BSP-010 ES-121 BPS-104 ES-171 BPS-154 ES-22 BPS-026 ES-72 BPS-058 ES-122 BPS-105 ES-172 BPS-155 ES-23 BPS-027 ES-73 BSP-011 ES-123 BPS-106 ES-173 BPS-156 ES-24 BPS-028 ES-74 BPS-062 ES-124 BPS-107 ES-174 BPS-157 ES-25 BPS-029 ES-75 BPS-061 ES-125 BPS-108 ES-175 BPS-158 ES-26 BPS-030 ES-76 BPS-060 ES-126 BPS-109 ES-176 BPS-159 ES-27 BPS-031 ES-77 BPS-063 ES-127 BPS-110 ES-177 BPS-160 ES-28 BPS-032 ES-78 BPS-059 ES-128 BPS-111 ES-178 BPS-161 ES-29 BPS-033 ES-79 BSP-013 ES-129 BPS-112 ES-179 BPS-162 ES-30 BPS-034 ES-80 BPS-064 ES-130 BPS-113 ES-180 BPS-163 ES-31 BPS-035 ES-81 BPS-065 ES-131 BPS-114 ES-181 BPS-164 ES-32 BPS-036 ES-82 BPS-066 ES-132 BPS-115 ES-182 BPS-165 ES-33 BPS-038 ES-83 BPS-067 ES-133 BPS-116 ES-183 BPS-166 ES-34 BPS-039 ES-84 BPS-068 ES-134 BPS-117 ES-184 BPS-167 ES-35 BPS-040 ES-85 BPS-069 ES-135 BPS-118 ES-185 BPS-168 ES-36 BPS-041 ES-86 BPS-070 ES-136 BPS-119 ES-186 BPS-169 ES-37 BTS-A 1 ES-87 BPS-071 ES-137 BPS-120 ES-187 BPS-170 ES-38 BTS-W 1 ES-88 BPS-072 ES-138 BPS-121 ES-188 BPS-171 ES-39 BTS-M 5 ES-89 BTS-P 8 ES-139 BPS-122 ES-189 BPS-172 ES-40 BTS-S 2 ES-90 BTS-P 9 ES-140 BPS-123 ES-190 BPS-173 ES-41 BTS-G 2 ES-91 BTS-P10 ES-141 BPS-124 ES-191 BPS-174 ES-42 BTS-I 3 ES-92 BTS-W 2 ES-142 BPS-125 ES-192 BPS-175 ES-43 BTS-M 4 ES-93 BSP-014 ES-143 BPS-126 ES-193 BPS-176 ES-44 BTS-L 1 ES-94 BSP-042 ES-144 BPS-127 ES-194 BPS-177 ES-45 BTS-M 2 ES-95 BPS-080 ES-145 BPS-128 ES-195 BPS-178 ES-46 BTS-P 4 ES-96 BPS-081 ES-146 BPS-129 ES-196 BPS-179 ES-47 BSP-005 ES-97 BPS-082 ES-147 BPS-130 ES-197 BPS-180 ES-48 BTS-T 5 ES-98 BPS-083 ES-148 BPS-131 ES-198 BPS-181 ES-49 BTS-T 3 ES-99 BPS-084 ES-149 BPS-132 ES-199 BPS-182 ES-50 BTS-I 1 ES-100 BPS-086 ES-150 BPS-133 ES-200 BPS I-53

70 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS - CROSS REFERENCE ES-201 BPS-184 ES-235 BPS-218 ES-269 BPS-252 ES-303 BPS-286 ES-202 BPS-185 ES-236 BPS-219 ES-270 BPS-253 ES-304 BPS-287 ES-203 BPS-186 ES-237 BPS-220 ES-271 BPS-254 ES-305 BPS-288 ES-204 BPS-187 ES-238 BPS-221 ES-272 BPS-255 ES-306 BPS-289 ES-205 BPS-188 ES-239 BPS-222 ES-273 BPS-256 ES-307 BPS-290 ES-206 BPS-189 ES-240 BPS-223 ES-274 BPS-257 ES-308 BPS-291 ES-207 BPS-190 ES-241 BPS-224 ES-275 BPS-258 ES-309 BPS-292 ES-208 BPS-191 ES-242 BPS-225 ES-276 BPS-259 ES-310 BPS-293 ES-209 BPS-192 ES-243 BPS-226 ES-277 BPS-260 ES-311 BPS-294 ES-210 BPS-193 ES-244 BPS-227 ES-278 BPS-261 ES-312 BPS-295 ES-211 BPS-194 ES-245 BPS-228 ES-279 BPS-262 ES-313 BPS-296 ES-212 BPS-195 ES-246 BPS-229 ES-280 BPS-263 ES-314 BPS-297 ES-213 BPS-196 ES-247 BPS-230 ES-281 BPS-264 ES-315 BPS-298 ES-214 BPS-197 ES-248 BPS-231 ES-282 BPS-265 ES-316 BPS-299 ES-215 BPS-198 ES-249 BPS-232 ES-283 BPS-266 ES-317 BPS-300 ES-216 BPS-199 ES-250 BPS-233 ES-284 BPS-267 ES-318 BPS-301 ES-217 BPS-200 ES-251 BPS-234 ES-285 BPS-268 ES-319 BPS-302 ES-218 BPS-201 ES-252 BPS-235 ES-286 BPS-269 ES-320 BPS-303 ES-219 BPS-202 ES-253 BPS-236 ES-287 BPS-270 ES-321 BPS-304 ES-220 BPS-203 ES-254 BPS-237 ES-288 BPS-271 ES-322 BPS-305 ES-221 BPS-204 ES-255 BPS-238 ES-289 BPS-272 ES-323 BPS-306 ES-222 BPS-205 ES-256 BPS-239 ES-290 BPS-273 ES-324 BPS-307 ES-223 BPS-206 ES-257 BPS-240 ES-291 BPS-274 ES-325 BPS-308 ES-224 BPS-207 ES-258 BPS-241 ES-292 BPS-275 ES-326 BPS-309 ES-225 BPS-208 ES-259 BPS-242 ES-293 BPS-276 ES-327 BSP-082 ES-226 BPS-209 ES-260 BPS-243 ES-294 BPS-277 ES-328 BPS-310 ES-227 BPS-210 ES-261 BPS-244 ES-295 BPS-278 ES-329 BPS-311 ES-228 BPS-211 ES-262 BPS-245 ES-296 BPS-279 ES-330 BPS-312 ES-229 BPS-212 ES-263 BPS-246 ES-297 BPS-280 ES-331 BPS-313 ES-230 BPS-213 ES-264 BPS-247 ES-298 BPS-281 ES-332 BPS-314 ES-231 BPS-214 ES-265 BPS-248 ES-299 BPS-282 ES-333 BPS-315 ES-232 BPS-215 ES-266 BPS-249 ES-300 BPS-283 ES-233 BPS-216 ES-267 BPS-250 ES-301 BPS-284 ES-234 BPS-217 ES-268 BPS-251 ES-302 BPS I-54

71 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-316) 299a First day use: Jan. 26, 1959 Slogan with 3 lines and MacArthur s profile before slogan, Used at MacArthur, Leyte only BPS-317) 300 First day use: Feb. 22, 1959 Fancy type, machine cancel. 2nd and last words in italics. Boxed in a diamond before the slogan are the words: 10th WORLD - JAMBOREE - MONDIAL - PHILIPPINES in 4 lines with the Boy Scout insignia in the center. Note: Same slogan used in 1958 (BPS-312) BPS-318) 301 First day use: Mar. 1, 1959 Slogan with 3 lines and Manila Fire Department insignia before slogan, BPS-319) 302 First day use: Mar. 14, 1959 Slogan with 4 lines and Lions Club insignia before text. BPS-320) 303 First day use: May 11, 1959 Slogan with 3 lines, 3rd line script. Bold red cross within a double circle before slogan, in circle. BPS-321) 304 First day use: Jun. 3, 1959 Jul. 3, 1959 Slogan with 5 lines and 1st Asian Convention Seminar in a triangle before slogan. BPS-322) 305 First day use: Jun. 8, 1959 Slogan with 4 lines and ILO insignia before slogan. 1-I-55

72 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-323) 306 First day use: Aug. 17, 1959 Aug. 24, 1959 Slogan with 6 lines. Lines 3&4 in waves. National Association of Government Public Relations Officer s Inc. (Phil) insignia before slogan BPS-324) 307 First day use: Aug. 31, 1959 Slogan with 5 lines. Used in Manila and Castillejos, Zambales BPS-325) 308 First day use: Sep. 1, 1959 Slogan in 2 lines with running water fosset and bill before slogan BPS-326) 309 First day use: Sep. 1, 1959 Sep. 7, 1959 Slogan with 4 lines, 2nd in double circle with Social Security System Philippines between the double lines. BPS-327) 310 First day use: Oct. 31, 1959 Slogan with 4 lines, 1st line in script BPS-328) 311 First day use: Nov. 11, 1959 Slogan with 5 lines, 4th line italic IUOTO insignia before slogan BPS-329) 312 First day use: Nov. 27, 1959 Slogan with 3 lines and Philippine College of Surgeons insignia before slogan BPS-330) 313 First day use: Nov. 27, 1959 Slogan with 4 lines and a family with 3 children before slogan. 1-I-56

73 BPS-331) 314 First day use: Jan. 1, 1960 Slogan in 2 lines and 1960 vertically PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-332) 315 First day use: Jan 18, 1960 Jan. 23, 1960 Slogan with 4 lines. BPS-333) 316 First day use: Mar. 1, 1960 Slogan with 3 lines and Manila Fire Department insignia before slogan Note: same as slogan No. BPS-318) BPS-334) 317 First day use: May 16, 1960 Slogan with 3 lines and Girl scouts of the Philippines insignia before slogan BPS-335) 318 First day use: Jun. 9, 1960 Dec. 30, 1960 Slogan with 3 lines. First line script. Rizal Monument before slogan. BPS-335a) with different dial BPS-336) 319 First day use: Jun. 21, 1960 Slogan with 2 lines. Refugee insignia before slogan. BPS-337) 320 First day use: Jul 1, 1960 Slogan with 5 lines and Government Employees insignia before slogan. 1-I-57

74 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-338) 321 First day use: July 4, 1960 Slogan BPS-339) 322 First day use: Aug. 12, 1960 Slogan with 4 lines. Balance and sword before slogan. BPS-340) 323 First day use: Aug. 22, 1960 Slogan with 5 lines. Note: same as slogan No. BPS-324 Used in Manila; Castillejos, Zambales and Cebu City BPS-341) 324 Type: FMC First day use: Oct. 31, 1960 Slogan with 4 lines and scouts insignia before slogan. BPS-342) 325 First day use: Nov. 27, 1960 Slogan with 4 lines. BPS-343) 326 First day use: Dec. 2, 1960 Slogan with 5 lines and UNICEF insignia before slogan. BPS-344) 327 First day use: Dec. 12, 1960 Slogan with 6 lines and PGEA insignia before slogan. 1-I-58

75 BPS-345) 327 First day use: Jan. 10, 1961 Jan. 23, 1961 Slogan with 3 lines. Hermes with letter in his hand before slogan. PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-346) 328 First day use: Jan. 24, 1961 Slogan with 3 lines, first line script. BPS-347) 329 First day use: Feb. 1, 1961 Feb. 10, 1961 Slogan with 6 lines. BPS-348) 330 First day use: Mar. 1, 1961 Slogan with 3 lines. Burning match before slogan. BPS-349) 331 First day use: Mar. 8, 1961 Slogan with 4 lines, 2nd line in script and accross. Entrance Gate of UST before slogan. BPS-350) 332 Type: FMC First day use: Mar 17, 1961 Slogan with 2 lines, first line script. 4th DEATH before slogan. BPS-351) 333 First day use: Mar. 29, 1961 Slogan with 4 lines. BPS-352) 334 First day use: Apr. 25, 1961 Slogan with 4 lines, disabled person before slogan. 1-I-59

76 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-353) 335 First day use: May 6, 1961 Slogan in 3 lines, 2nd line script. BPS-354) 336 First day use: May 27, 1961 Slogan in 3 lines. First & 2nd line script. BPS-355) 337 Type: FMC First day use: Jun. 6, 1961 July 5, 1961 Slogan in 4 lines and Community Chest insignia before slogan. BPS-356) 338 First day use: Aug. 22, 1961 Slogan in 5 lines Used at Manila, Cebu and Castillejos, Zambales Note: same slogan as N BPS-340 & BPS-324 BSP-357) 339 First day use: Sept. 18, 1961 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-358) 340 First day use: Oct. 22, 1961 Slogan in 4 lines, 1st line in script. 1-I-60

77 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BSP-359) 341 First day use: Nov. 1, 1961 Slogan in 5 lines, with Philippine map and YMCA in invertet triangle befor slogan Used at the following Post Offices: Manila, Baguio, Laoag, Cabanatuan, San Pablo, Lucena, Iloilo, Cebu, Bacolod, Legaspi, Dagupan and Davao. BPS-360) 342 First day use: Nov. 10, 1961 Slogan in 2 lines with NOV 14 calender sheet before slogan Used in Tarlac, Tarlac BPS-361) 343 Type FMC First day use: Nov. 11, 1961 Slogan in 4 lines with insignia of the HOME FINANCING COMMISSION-REPUBLIC of the PHILIPPINES insignia before slogan BPS-362) 344 First day use: Nov. 26, 1961 Dec. 2, 1961 Slogan in 5 lines with cross before slogan RALLY TO THE GREEN CROSS - 10TH - SAFETY & ACCIDENT - PREVENTION WEEK - NOV 26-DEC 2, 1961 BPS-363) 345 First day use: Dec. 3, 1961 Dec. 13, 1961 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-61

78 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-364) 346 Used three different times in st time: First day use: Jan. 1, nd time: First day use: Mar. 1, rd time: First day use: Jun. 1, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines with map of the Philippines before the slogan. BPS-365) 347 First day use: Feb. 12, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-366) 347a First day use: Feb. 21, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-367) 348 First day use: Mar. 16, 1962 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-368) 349 First day use: Apr. 28, 1962 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-369) 350 First day use: May 20, 1962 Slogan in 5 lines with building before slogan BPS-370) 351 Type: FMC First day use: Jun. 20, 1962 Slogan in 5 lines with Community Chest insignia before slogan BPS-371) 352 used two times in st time: First day use: July 11, nd time: First day use: Dec. 3, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-62

79 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-372) 353 First day use: July 19, 1962 Slogan in 6 lines with Gemini Capsule before slogan. Used at the Exhibition site only BPS-373) 354 First day use: Aug. 1, 1962 Sep. 30, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines with D/B cross before logan Text in English and Tagalog BPS-374) 355 First day use: Aug. 10, 1962 Sep. 30, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines with D/B cross before slogan BPS-375) 356 First day use; Aug. 19, 1962 Sep. 30, 1962 Slogan in 4 lines with D/B cross before slogan BPS-376) 357 Type: FMC First day use: Aug. 22, 1962 Slogan in 5 lines Used at the following Post Offices: Manila, Cebu, Castillejos Note: same slogan as BPS-340 and BPS-356 BPS-377) 358 First day use: Aug. 23, 1962 Slogan in 4 lines Used at the DZRH-TV- PHILATELIC STATION BPS-378) 359 First day use: Oct. 25, 1962 Oct. 31, 1962 Slogan in 4 lines with Boy Scout insignia before slogan BPS-379) 360 First day use: Nov. 1, 1962 Slogan in 2 lines 1-I-63

80 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-380) 361 First day use: Nov. 24, 1962 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-64

81 BPS-381) 362 First day use: Feb. 1, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines, same as BPS-352 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-382) 363 First day use: Feb. 26, 1963 Mar. 4, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-383) First day use: Feb. 26, 1963 Mar. 4, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines. BPS-384) 364 First day use: Mar. 5, 1963 Mar. 18, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines Used only at the ECAFE Postal Station BPS-385) 365 First day use: Apr. 21, 1963 May 5, 1963 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-386) 366 First day use: May 21, 1963 Slogan in 2 lines BPS-386a) 367 First day use: June 1, 1963 Slogan in 2 lines, same as BPS-386 only with bigger dial Used in the following Post Offices: Laoag, Ilocos Norte; San Fernando, La Union; Baguio City; Balanga, Bataan; Ilagan, Isabela; Tarlac, Tarlac; San Fernando, Pampanga; Malolos, Bulacan; Quezon City; Sta Cruz, Laguna; Batangas, Batangas; Legaspi City; Naga City; Roxas City; Pasig, Rizal; Oroquieta, Misamis Occidental; Kalibo, Aklan; Iloilo City; Bacolod City; Cebu City; Tagbilaran City; Boac, Marinduque; Pto. Princesa, Palawan; Davao City; Zamboanga City. 1-I-65

82 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-387) 368 First day use: Jun. 15, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines, text in Tagalog Translation: Spread (Nurture) the Spirit of GAT (Leader) Bonifacio - Hero of Manila BPS-388) 369 Type: FMC First day use: July 5, 1963 Slogan in 4 lines with Community Chest insignia before slogan. BPS-389) 370 First day use: Aug. 13, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines, text in Tagalog Translation: Filipino Language week, August BPS-389-S) First day use: Aug. 19, 1963 Sept. 30, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines: HELP YOUR MAIL GO THROUGH USE ANTI - TB STAMPS AUG SEPT. 30 BPS-390) 371 First day use: Aug. 22, 1963 Aug. 31, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines. used at the following Post Offices: Manila CPO; Quezon City; Pasay City; Castillejos, Zambales; Butuan City; Cebu City; Iloilo City; Bacolod City; Davao City, Zamboanga City. 1-I-66

83 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-391) 372 First day use: Sep. 10, 1963 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-392) 373 First day use: Sep. 21, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-393) 374 First day use: Oct. 1, 1963 Oct. 8, 1963 Slogan in 2 lines BPS-394) 375 First day use: Oct. 6, 1963 Oct. 13, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-395) 376 First day use: Oct. 18, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-396) 377 First day use: Oct. 14, 1963 Oct. 20, 1963 Slogan in 4 lines used at the following Post Offices: Manila CPO; Quezon City; Pasig, Rizal; Caloocan City; Cabanatuan City; Baguio City; Batangas, Batangas; Naga City; Tacloban City; Cebu City; Bacolod City; Iloilo City; Dagupan City; Davao City; Cagayan de Oro BPS-397) 378 First day use: Nov. 11, 1963 Dec. 8, 1963 Slogan in 5 lines 1-I-67

84 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-398) 379 First day use: Dec. 4, 1963 Dec. 10, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-398a) First day use: Dec. 4, 1963 Dec. 10, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-399) 380 Type: FMC First day use: Dec. 16, 1963 Dec. 20, 1963 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-68

85 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-400) 381 First day use: Feb. 20, 1964 Slogan in 4 lines with Golfer before BPS-401) 382 First day use: Mar. 1, 1964 Note: same slo Slogan in 3 lines, with burning match before slogan. Note: same as BPS-348 BPS-402) 383 First day use: Mar. 23, 1964 Slogan in 4 lines Note: same slogan as BPS-367 BPS-403) 384 First day use: Apr. 5, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-404) 385 First day use: May 3, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines with portrait of Mabini before slogan BPS-405) 386 First day use: May, 24, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-406) 387 Type: FMC First day use: June 9, 1964 Slogan in 4 lines with Community Chest insignia before slogan. Note: same slogan as BPS-388 BPS-407) 387a First day use: June 20, 1964 Slogan in 4 lines with Star before Slogan 1-I-69

86 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-408) 388 First day use: July 1, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-409) First day use: Aug. 20, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-410) 389 First day use: Sep. 3, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines with Olympic symbols before slogan BPS-411) 390 First day use: Sep. 13, 1964 Sep. 19, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-412) 391 First day use: Sep. 28, 1964 Oct. 17, 1964 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-413) 392 First day use: Sep. 30, 1964 Oct. 17, 1964 Slogan in 5 lines Used at the following Post Offices: Quezon Capitol, Quezon; BPS-414) 393 First day use: Oct. 4, 1964 Oct. 10, 1964 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-415) 394 First day use: Nov. 26, 1964 Slogan in 2 lines 1-I-70

87 BPS-416) 395 First day use: Mar. 21, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-417) 396 First day use: Apr. 11, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-418) 397 First day use: May 10, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-419) 398 First day use: May 16, 1965 Slogan in 4 lines with Girl scout insignia before slogan BPS-420) 399 First day use: June 12, 1965 June 19, 1965 Slogan in 4 lines used at Cebu City only BPS-421) 400 First day use: Jun. 19, 1965 Jun. 26, 1965 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-422) 401 First day use: July 1, 1965 Slogan in 5 lines with feather before slogan BPS-423) 402 First day use: Sep. 27, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-71

88 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-424) 403 First day use: Oct. 7, 1965 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-425) 404 First day use: Oct. 10, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines GOLDEN JUBILEE / ST. THERESA S COLLEGE / BPS-426) 405 First day use: Oct. 21, 1965 Nov. 28, 1965 Slogan in 5 lines Used at the following Post Offices: Manila CPO; Cebu; Davao and Baguio BPS-427) 406 First day use: Nov. 1, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-428) 407 First day use: Nov. 22, 1965 Dec. 12, 1965 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-429) 408 First day use: Dec. 2, 1965 Dec. 10, 1965 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-430) 409 First day use: Dec. 6, 1965 Dec. 17, 1965 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-72

89 BPS-431) 410 First day use: Feb. 1, 1966 Slogan in 3 lines PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-432) 411 First day use: Mar. 1, 1966 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-433) 411a First day use: Slogan in 2 lines Stamp Out / SMUGGLING! used at Caloocan City BPS-434) 412 First day use: May 1, 1966 May 27, 1966 Slogan in 4 lines 13th PCI CONVENTION / Theme: SETTING THE STAGE / FOR INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL / MAY BPS-435) 413 First day use: July 25, 1966 Slogan in 3 lines, text in Tagalog. Translation: Plant - in order - to prosper BPS-436) 414 First day use: Sep. 9, 1966 Sep. 19, 1966 Slogan in 3 lines Note: same slogan as BPS-411 BPS-437) 415 First day use: Oct. 21, 1966 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-438) 416 First day use: Oct. 21, 1966 Oct. 25, 1966 Slogan in 2 lines 1-I-73

90 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-439) 417 First day use: Nov. 6, 1966 Nov. 13, 1966 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-440) 418 First day use: Dec. 3, 1966 Dec. 17, 1966 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-441) 419 First day use: Dec. 12, 1966 Dec. 16, 1966 Slogan in 4 lines 1-I-74

91 BPS-442) 420 First day use: Jan. 9, 1967 Jan. 14, 1967 Slogan in 3 lines, Lions insignia before slogan Used at several Post Offices in the country PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-443) 420a First day use: Jan. 9, 1967 Jan. 14, 1967 Slogan in 3 lines, Lions insignia between 50TH ANNIVERSARY - Lions insignia -?????? - LIONS INTERNATIONAL Used at Manila CPO BPS-444) 421 First day use: Feb. 15, 1967 Slogan in 2 lines BPS-445) 422 First day use: Feb. 20, 1967 Slogan in 3 lines Used at VAC BAYBAY, Leyte BPS-446) 423 First day use: Apr. 1, 1967 Apr. 19, 1967 Slogan in 4 lines with satellite over Philippine map before slogan BPS-447) 424 First day use: Apr. 5, 1967 Apr. 13, 1967 Slogan in 3 lines BPS-448) 425 First day use: May 22, 1967 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-449) 426 First day use: Oct. 1, 1967 Oct. 15, 1967 Slogan in 3 lines 1-I-75

92 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-450) 427 Used three different times 1st: Oct. 11, 1967 to Nov. 14, nd: Dec. 10, 1967 to Dec. 31, rd: Jan. 01, 1968 to Jan. 31, 1968 Slogan in 4 lines BPS-451) 428 First day use: Nov. 1, 1967 Nov. 13, 1967 Slogan in 4 lines Note: Slogan sponsored by the Knights of Rizal BPE-452) 429 First day use: Dec. 1, 1967 Dec. 8, 1967 Slogan in 6 lines with IATA insignia and 67 before slogan 1-I-76

93 BPS-453) 430 /BHC First day use: Feb. 1, 1968 Feb. 8, 1968 Slogan in 5 lines PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-454) 431 /BHC First day use: Feb. 15, 1968 Feb. 25, 1968 Slogan in 2 lines same as BPS-444 BPS-455) 432 /BHC First day use: Feb. 26, 1968 Mar. 28, 1968 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-456) 433 /BHC First day use: Mar. 8, 1968 Mar. 13, 1968 Slogan in 3 lines Note: The date 8 in the CDS is upside down! BPS-457) 434 /BHC First day use: Mar. 14, 1968 Mar. 25, 1968 Slogan in 5 lines BPS-458) 435 /BHC First day use: Mar. 26, 1968 Apr. 5, 1968 Slogan in 4 lines with satellite over Philippine map before slogan Note: same as slogan No. BPS-446 BPS-459) 436 Type: FMC First day use: Mar. 27, 1968 Last day use. Apr. 6, 1968 Slogan in 5 lines with ROTARY insignia and big 2 before slogan Used at Quezon City; Makati Center P.O.; Cebu City; Bacolod City; City of Cagayan de Oro; Davao City. BPS-460) 437 /BHC First day use: Apr. 18, 1968 Apr. 24, 1968 Slogan in 3 lines Used at Manila CPO and Sta. Mesa Post Office 1-I-77

94 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-461) 438 Type: FMC/FHC First day use: Apr. 25, 1968 May 5, 1968 Slogan in 3 lines: JCI MANILA/CONFERENCE/ April 30 - May 5 BPS-462) 439 First day use: July 16, 1968 Slogan in 5 lines with ROTARY insignia before slogan Used in Cotabato City only BPS-463) 440 First day use: Aug. 8, 1968 Slogan in 2 lines, text in Tagalog Translation: Speak and Write in the Philippine Language Note: The date 8 in the CDS is upside down! BPS-464) 441 Type: FMC First day use: Nov. 19, 1968 Dec. 14, 1968 Slogan in 4 lines with ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation) insignia before slogan Used at the Manila Hotel Postal Station only BPS-465) 442 First day use: Dec. 16, 1968 Slogan in 5 lines with Moro Vinta behind slogan Used at the Makati Commercial Center P.O. BPS-466) 443 First day use: Dec. 27, 1968 Slogan in 4 lines with Makati Skyline scetch Used at the Makati Commercial Center P.O. 1-I-78

95 BPS-467) 450 Type: FMC First day use: Jan. 9, 1969 Slogan in 5 lines Used at: PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-468) 451 First day use: Mar. 10, 1969 Mar. 22, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines Used at all Manila Post Offices BPS-469) 452 First day use: May 10, 1969 May 18, 1969 Slogan in 5 lines Used at all Manila Post Offices and Palayan City BPS-470) 453 First day use: May 28, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines Used at all Manila Post Offices BPS-471) 454 First day use: Jun. 20, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines Used at all Manila Post Offices BPS-472) 455 First day use: July 26, 1969 Aug. 7, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines with Lions Club insignia before slogan Used at: Manila CPO BPS-472a) 455a First day use: July 26, 1969 Aug. 7, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines with Lions Club insignia before slogan, small dial Used at: Commercial Center, Makati; Quezon City; Sta. Cruz P.O.; Sta. Mesa P.O.; Pasay City; Angeles City; Taytay, Rizal; San Juan, Rizal; Marikina, Rizal; Mandaluyong, Rizal; Las Pinas, Rizal; Binan, Laguna; Sto. Tomas, Batangas; San Francisco del Monte; 1-I-79

96 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-473) 456 First day use: Aug. 19, 1969 Sept. 30, 1969 Slogan in 3 lines with D/B cross before Note the year 1969 is upside down BPS-474) 457 First day use: Aug. 22, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines with IATA emblem before Used at all Manila Post Offices BPS-475) 458 First day use: Sep. 19, 1969 Slogan in 3 lines with KIWANIS Intl. emblem before Used at: Manila CPO; Makati, Rizal; Iloilo City; Cebu City; Cagayan de Oro City; Davao City; Digas, Davao del Sur; General Santos City. BPS-476) 459 First day use: Oct. 20, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines Used at Manila CPO and Quezon City BPS-477) 460 First day use: Oct. 27, 1969 Slogan in 3 lines Used at Caloocan City BPS-478) 461 First day use: Oct. 31, 1969 Nov. 6, 1969 Slogan in 4 lines Used at Manila CPO 1-I-80

97 PHILIPPINE POSTAL SLOGANS BPS-485) First day use: Jan. 1, 1970 Jan. 10, 1970 Slogan in 3 lines with drawing before slogan Used at: Najong Pilipino P.O. BPS-486) First day use: Aug. 10, 1970 Aug. 19, 1970 Slogan in 2 lines Used at all Manila Post Offices and all Chartered Cities BPS-487) First day use: Oct. 10, 1970 Slogan in 4 lines Used at: Commercial Center Makati; Quiapo; Cebu City; BPS-488) First day use: Oct. 11, 1970 Slogan in 5 lines Used at: Quiapo P.O. BPS-489) First day use: Nov. 12, 1970 Slogan in 3 lines Used at: Marikina, Rizal P.O. 1-I-81