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Sh. 3.50, Sh.5: the Taita or Heller's Ground Thrush and the Yellow Gonolek are featured as two of six species in a set depicting rare and endemic birds

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70c: this issues shows the fantastic traditional dress of the Luhya people. Numbering some 5 million, this is the 2nd largest ethnic group of Kenya.

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Sh. 3.50: this cultural issues shows the ceremonial costume of the Pokomo ethnic group, whose homeland is around the Tana River.

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Sh. 4: this tourism issue features Jua Kali artisans at work producing handcrafts

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Sh. 10: this Anniv. of the Federation of Libraries issue shows a local library

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Sh. 20: this stamp is from a booklet issue features Rhinos and other native fauna

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Two sports issues: Sh. 1: World Cup Soccer (1986) and Sh. 7: Seoul Olympics, Javelin (1988)

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Sh. 30: this 2012 issue celebrates the 40th anniv. of the UN Environment Program, which is headquartered in Nairobi

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Sh. 30 Souv. Sheet: the Reticulated or Somali Giraffe is seen feeding in this fauna issue; this sub-species is found from Ethiopia to N. Kenya

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Sh. 20: this issue shows the Kenyan flag and celebrates COMESA, the East & Southern African Common Economic Market

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Sh. 2: this marine life issue shows Anenomefish in a coral reef environment, such as those around Lamu in the Indian Ocean

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Sh. 5, Sh. 7: This large format issue shows the traditional ceremonial dress of two groups: the Samburu and Taita peoples

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Sh. 10: this cultural issues shows the ceremonial costume of the Rendile ethnic group, which are home in the Kaisut desert and the the area near Mt. Marsabit

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Sh. 110: this 2012 issue celebrates the 40th anniv. of UNEP and the Earth Summit in Rio

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Sh. 5, Sh. 10: The "Safari Rally" race is shown on a 1977 issue; below a bull elephant graces a recent fauna issue

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Sh. 5: this lovely issue shows Garnets in rock as well as cut and refined, from a definitive minerals set

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Sh. 5.50: the Reticulated or Somali Giraffe is seen feeding in this WWF issue; this sub-species is found from Ethiopia to N. Kenya

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Sh. 3: two members of the Kisii tribe are pictured on this traditional costumes issue. This group, also known as the AbaGusii, live in the region of Nyanza and number some 2.2 million.

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Sh. 9, Sh. 12.50: these stamps feature the Maendeleo ya Wanawake organization's activities for rural development and environmental care

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Sh. 1: the national flag is shown on this 1988 issue celebrating Kenya's 25th anniv. of independence