Finland returned, but Austria did not issue this year. The common design is a tree sprig with three leaves, said to represent posts, telegraphs and telephones, with the CEPT logo as a fruit berry, designed by Icelander Hörður Karlsson (1933–2024). Three countries did not use the common design: Liechtenstein (a Teutonic beltbuckle); San Marino (rooks on chessboard); and Spain (Benedict, patron saint of Europe. Most stamps were issued in September.
Alderney (Guernsey)
Belgium
Calf of Man (Isle of Man)
Cyprus
Davaar Island (Scotland)
Finland
France
West Germany > Germany
Greece
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Isle of Pabay (Scotland)
Portugal
Romania
Sanda Island (Scotland)
Sark (Guernsey)
San Marino
Isle of Soay (Scotland)
Spain
Stroma (Scotland)
Switzerland
Turkey