2024Winston Churchill - Presentation Pack

This year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of one of Britain's most iconic figures, Sir Winston Churchill. To commemorate this significant milestone, Royal Mail is proud to present a special collection of stamps and collectibles celebrating the life and legacy of the man who led the nation through its darkest hours. This exclusive set captures the essence of Churchill's remarkable journey—from his early years as a soldier and statesman to his leadership during World War II and beyond.

Each stamp in the collection features carefully chosen photos of Churchill at defining moments in his life, accompanied by some of his most memorable quotes from articles, books, letters and speeches. These words continue to inspire and resonate, embodying the strength, determination, and wit for which Churchill is renowned. This collection is a fitting tribute to the enduring legacy of a leader who not only shaped the course of history but also left an indelible mark on the hearts of the British people.

The set of eight special stamps commemorate the 150th anniversary of Winston Churchill’s birth, honouring one of Britain’s greatest leaders. Each stamp features a carefully selected image of Churchill, capturing key moments from his extraordinary life—from his early years in the military and in journalism to his pivotal role during World War II, whilst also showing his life as painter and devoted husband. Accompanying each stamp are some of Churchill's most famous quotes, offering timeless words of wisdom that continue to inspire, creating a beautiful and touching tribute to Churchill's legacy.

2nd Class A young Churchill in 1899

2nd Class Churchill in the military uniform of a hussar, 1895

1st Class Churchill with Vice Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay, 28 August 1940

1st Class Churchill making ‘V for victory’ sign outside 10 Downing St, June 1943

£1.00 Churchill painting at Miami Beach, Florida, USA, 1946

£1.00 Churchill & Clementine, his wife, Horse Guard’s Parade, January 1941

£2.00 Churchill at work during a train journey, June 1941

£2.00 Churchill in later life