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800fr: this 2020 UPU issue celebrates remittances for sustaining families in Togo

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650fr: this block of four features traditional wrestling, very popular across W. Africa

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45fr: this 1988 Art issue features a work by Picasso called "the Dance."

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50fr: this Jules Verne issue features sharks in the depths of the sea, a scene from his famous novel

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130fr: this large format issue celebrates the visit of the French Pres. to Togo in 1983

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1000fr: this exotic songbirds issue shows the Lazuli Bunting, a species from the Americas

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40fr: this lovely bird issue features the Splendid Sunbird, a widespread species in humid areas of West Afria

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90fr: these local interest issues feature local dances and traditional housing

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130fr: this issue celebrates the 25th anniv. of Scouting

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185fr: this conservation issue shows an African Gray Parrot in its native forest habitat; this widespread species can be seen across much of west and central Africa

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200fr: this World Cup soccer issue dates from 1996, and shows the flag of France, the host of the 1998 games

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400fr: this 1996 birds issue features the Chaffinch, a Eurasian species which has been widely introduced, including to W. Africa

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90fr: this 1986 issue shows astounded villagers watching the passing of Halley's Comet

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300fr: this lovely issue features the Fire-crowned Bishop, a seedeater of the savannah region, and a member of the African Weaver family (Ploceidae).

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200fr: this recent 2010 issue shows typical rural dwellings; this one pictures a traditional Tamberma house

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120fr: this lovely children's art design was issued in 1988 and shows villagers and fishing canoes below a bright sun

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100fr: this airmail issue shows local market commerce and sale of produce such as bananas

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40fr: this 1989 issue celebrates the 30th anniv. of the launch of Apollo XI

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25fr: the Bitis Viper is shown on this 1990 reptiles issue

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125fr: this historical issue shows Pres. Kennedy greeting crowds in France in a 1961 visit