After the hugely successful Royal Mail issue of ‘Classic Album
Covers’ in January, Britain’s Royal Mail are to make available, on
March 6th, a special gummed sheet containing ten of the First Class
‘Division Bell’ stamps only.
Similar to the Classic Albums ‘Souvenir Sheet’, the ten ‘Division
Bell’ stamps are perforated for easy usage, while the sheet itself is
die-cut to resemble a vinyl disc emerging from an album sleeve. The
sheet design also includes an icon from the ‘Division Bell’ album art,
plus an extract of Polly Samson and David Gilmour’s lyrics for ‘High
Hopes’.
In addition, Royal Mail has announced that, for the first time ever,
they will be authorising merchandise featuring a Royal Mail stamp: a
Division Bell Stamp t-shirt and tote bag. Available from the Pink Floyd
Store and selected Royal Mail outlets, the t-shirt and bag highlight
the stamp imagery, while the t-shirt includes a frank mark of ‘Ely,
Cambs’ (Cambridgeshire), commemorating the place of album photography,
plus ‘March 28, 1994’ the date of album release.
my favorite band of all time!!!!
what I wish for, outside of the Hoping Foundation, is to see David join Roger on his 30th anniversary 'The Wall' Tour.