Sorsogon’s province recently launched their 125th founding anniversary commemorative stamp and first day cover.
The commemorative stamp and first day coverr were presented to the governor of the province.
Postmaster General Joel Otarra together with Governor Francis ” Chiz” Escudero
Sorsogon’s 125th Commemorative Stamp
It was on October 17, 1894, that Sorsogon was officially separated from the province of Albay. Sorsogon City is its capital.
Among the well known tourist spots included the neo-classicial architecture provincial capitol building, the Donsol butanding or whale shark, scenic lakes of Bulusan, the scenic mountains-capes of the province, and the Cross marking the site of the first Holy Mass held in Gibalon, Magallanes in 1569. This event is celebrated every October 22 and coincides with the town’s Kasanggayahan (Prosperity) Festival.
Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPOST) has printed 40,000 pieces of the stamps which is being sold at P12 each. Graphic in-house artist Mr. Rodine Teodoro designed the stamps.
 stamp and official first day cover of the commemorative stamps are now available at the Philatelic Counter, Manila Central Post Office, all Mega Manila Post Offices, Postal Area 2, San Fernando La Union, Postal Area 4, San Pablo, Postal Area 5, Mandaue, Postal Area 7, Davao and Postal Area 8, Cagayan De Oro.
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