Music becomes a stamp
With this special issue, Philately Liechtenstein combines stamp artistry with musical cultural heritage. The song “S’isch egal” is based on the legacy of Pepi Frommelt and has been reinterpreted by “The Peps.” The record-like groove structure turns the stamp into a sound carrier, allowing a short music excerpt to be played – an innovative fusion of history, sound, and collectible art.
As a gift
For music lovers
A special gift for anyone who loves music – this stamp makes a song audible and connects sound with history.
For vinyl fans
A miniature record in stamp format – with a record-like structure, a truly unique collector’s item.
For collectors
A limited-edition special stamp with an innovative function – a beautiful addition to any collection.
Playing the record
1. Place a record on the turntable
First, place a regular record on the turntable. This serves as a stable base for the stamp record.
2. Stamp record
Then carefully place the stamp record on top of the regular record.
3. Place the needle
Gently lower the tonearm onto the stamp – and a short excerpt of the song “S’isch egal” by “The PEPS” will play.
Thanks to its record-like groove structure, the stamp itself becomes a sound carrier – inspired by historical recordings from the Pepi Frommelt collection. And for those without a turntable: the song can also be enjoyed here in its full length digitally.
PlayPostage use
This special stamp is officially valid for postage and can be used to frank letters. You can find the current postal rates for letters within Liechtenstein here: https://post.li/versenden/.
However, due to its special nature, we recommend using the music stamp primarily as a collector’s item, keepsake, or gift.
FAQ
FAQ
Can the record really be played?
Yes. The stamp has been produced with a record-like groove structure and allows a short music excerpt to be played. A standard turntable can be used for this.
Does it work on every turntable?
The stamp works on most standard turntables. We recommend using a device with adjustable tracking force and a fine needle to protect the stamp.
Can I listen to the song without a turntable?
Yes. The song can also be played digitally via the integrated QR code.
Which song is on the stamp?
The stamp features an excerpt of the song “S’isch egal” – based on historical recordings from the Pepi Frommelt collection and newly interpreted by “The Peps.”
Is the stamp really an official postage stamp?
Yes. It is an official special stamp issued by Philately Liechtenstein, which also functions as a sound carrier.
Can the stamp be used for postage?
Yes. The stamp is officially valid for postage and can be used to frank letters. However, due to its special nature, we recommend using it primarily as a collector’s item, keepsake, or gift.
Is the stamp limited?
Yes. The music stamp is issued in a limited edition, making it a special collector’s item.