1894-99 Hawaii, Set of 6 Stamps

This collection of Hawaiian stamps is packed with history and beauty — making it a fantastic addition to any U.S. or worldwide collection.

These stamps were issued by the Kingdom, Republic & Territory of Hawaii before Hawaii became a U.S. state in 1959.  These stamps come from that remarkable era—some from the Kingdom period, some from the Republic. Owning them is like holding a piece of island history in your hands.

Hawaiian issues are beloved for their bold colors and striking engravings. These six include some of the most iconic designs—such as landscapes, royal portraits, and naval scenes—each capturing a moment in Hawaii’s story.

Early Hawaii stamps have become harder to find in good condition. Sets like this—carefully curated and visually appealing—give you an affordable and satisfying way to secure historical stamps.

Whether you're beginning a Hawaii collection or strengthening what you already have, these six stamps give you strong representation across several key series.

Hawaii’s stamps trace one of the most fascinating journeys in American philately. This set provides a snapshot of that transformation.  These stamps look really impressive together — vibrant, historic, and eye-catching. They’re perfect for your album page.

Before Hawaii became a U.S. state in 1959, it issued its own postage. These stamps come from that remarkable era—some from the Kingdom period, some from the Republic. Owning them is like holding a piece of island history in your hands.

Here's what you get:

H74      1894 1c Coat of Arms  

H75      1894 2c View of Honolulu  

H76      1894 5c Statue of Kamehameha

H78     1894 12c SS Arawa

H79      1984 25c President Sanford Dole

H81      1899 2c View of Honolulu