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La Poste’s Envoyez la Fête booklet combines twelve festive self-adhesive designs

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La Poste’s Envoyez la Fête booklet combines twelve festive self-adhesive designs

Envoyez la Fête booklet artwork showing twelve French festive stamps, including a 2027 greeting.
Image: La Poste / Philaposte; conception BETC-Havas Paris, illustration Amy Jones
Published2 Nov 2026Updated3 Nov 2026Event2 Nov 2026Country🌐 France
LocationFrance; Le Carré d’Encre, Paris from 3 November

La Poste’s Envoyez la Fête ! booklet is scheduled for general sale on 2 November 2026. It contains twelve self-adhesive Lettre verte stamps, each valued at €1.52, giving a booklet selling price of €18.24.

Amy Jones of studio Jonesie created and laid out the designs. The colourful artwork includes a 2027 greeting, snowflakes, a snowman, gifts, a Christmas tree, bells, doves, holly and seasonal messages. Philaposte’s mandatory artwork credit names conception by BETC-Havas Paris and illustration by Amy Jones.

The booklet measures 256 × 54 mm, with individual stamps measuring 38 × 24 mm. It is printed in gravure, with a stated production of 1,300,000 booklets. Arobace designed the dated cancellation from Jones’s artwork.

General distribution includes post offices, Philaposte subscriptions and correspondence orders, the postal museum and La Poste’s online shop. Le Carré d’Encre in Paris offers the booklet from 3 November.

The shop’s catch-up cancellation session is scheduled for 3 November from 11:00 to 17:00, followed by Wednesday and Thursday sessions from 15:00 to 17:00 for up to five weeks after launch, except Thursday 5 November.

ChristmasNew YearSelf-adhesive stampsAmy Jones
Source: Philaposte / Le Carré d’Encre · Read original source →