The theme was historic events. Only two countries, Gibraltar and Iceland) used the four CEPT letters instead of the official logo. Ireland used the CEPT logo for the first time. Most stamps issued in late April or around 3 May.
(opens in a new tab)Andorra
(opens in a new tab)Austria
(opens in a new tab)Azores
(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)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)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