The theme was folklore and feasts. The Azores and Madeira issued their first Europa stamps and Norway returned. Four countries, Gibraltar, Iceland, Ireland, and Liechtenstein, used the four CEPT letters instead of the official logo. Most stamps were issued on 4 May.
(opens in a new tab)Andorra
(opens in a new tab)Austria
(opens in a new tab)Azores
(opens in a new tab)Bardsey Island (Wales)
(opens in a new tab)Belgium
(opens in a new tab)Cyprus
(opens in a new tab)Denmark
(opens in a new tab)Faroes
(opens in a new tab)Finland
(opens in a new tab)France
(opens in a new tab)Gairsay (Scotland)
(opens in a new tab)West Germany > Germany
(opens in a new tab)Gibraltar
(opens in a new tab)Great Britain
(opens in a new tab)Greece
(opens in a new tab)Guernsey
(opens in a new tab)Iceland
(opens in a new tab)Ireland
(opens in a new tab)Isle of Man
(opens in a new tab)Italy
(opens in a new tab)Jersey
(opens in a new tab)Liechtenstein
(opens in a new tab)Luxembourg
(opens in a new tab)Madeira
(opens in a new tab)Malta
(opens in a new tab)Monaco
(opens in a new tab)Netherlands
(opens in a new tab)Norway
(opens in a new tab)Portugal
(opens in a new tab)San Marino
(opens in a new tab)Spain
(opens in a new tab)Sweden
(opens in a new tab)Switzerland
(opens in a new tab)Turkey > Türkiye
(opens in a new tab)Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
(opens in a new tab)Yugoslavia