EIIR Definitive Stamp (4th Series) Magnet

The EIIR 4th Definitive stamp series is a cornerstone of Hong Kong's postal history, featuring the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in a classic definitive format that graced letters and parcels across the territory for years. This collectible fridge magnet faithfully recreates one of those iconic stamps, preserving a beloved piece of Hong Kong's colonial philatelic heritage in a format you can display every day.

Available in 16 denominations — from 10 Cents to 50 Dollars — each magnet is a faithful recreation of an original stamp from the 4th Definitive series.

Illustrated by a Hong Kong legend.
The 4th Definitive series was illustrated by Arthur Hacker — a celebrated artist best known as the father of the beloved “垃圾蟲” (garbage bug), one of the most iconic mascots ever created for the Hong Kong Government. His distinctive artistic touch is woven into every denomination of this series.

A hidden detail, faithfully honoured.
The original 4th Definitive stamps featured a phosphorescence design: under UV light, the Chinese characters “香港” would appear, hidden within the stamp's surface. In our magnet design, we chose to replace the Queen's portrait with “香港” rendered prominently — a tribute to that secret detail, brought into the light for all to see. The magnet does not have a phosphorescence effect, but the spirit of that hidden craftsmanship is very much part of the design.

Build your own stamp sheet.
Each magnet features authentic perforated stamp edges designed to line up with our other stamp magnet collections. Vertical edges align with vertical, and horizontal edges align with horizontal — mix and match across different sizes, shapes, and series to compose your own unique “stamp sheet” on your fridge or any magnetic surface.

Hand-redrawn with care.
Every image on our stamp magnets has been individually re-drawn and edited by hand by our own team — not scanned, not copied. Each piece carries the detail and intention of original artwork, faithful to the historical source while crafted with a maker's eye.

Perfect for:

• Fridge doors, whiteboards, and magnetic surfaces
• Philatelists and Hong Kong history enthusiasts
• Royal memorabilia and EIIR collectors
• Fans of Arthur Hacker and Hong Kong design heritage
• Souvenirs, gifts, and heritage keepsakes

A thoughtful piece of history for anyone who cherishes Hong Kong's colonial era — and the stamps that carried its stories around the world.