EIIR Definitive Stamp (6th Series) Magnet

The EIIR 6th Definitive stamp series holds a special place in Hong Kong's postal history — it was the last definitive series to feature the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, making it a poignant and collectible chapter in the territory's philatelic legacy. Each stamp features Her Majesty's portrait alongside the name “香港” rendered in elegant Chinese brush calligraphy — a striking fusion of royal portraiture and Chinese artistic tradition that is uniquely Hong Kong.

This collectible fridge magnet faithfully recreates one of those classic stamps, preserving a beloved piece of Hong Kong's colonial heritage in a format you can display every day.

The full series spans 28 denominations, with the $10 stamp issued in multiple colours across different commemorative miniature sheets — making it a particularly sought-after variant for collectors. In total, we offer 33 different variants, covering all 28 denominations plus 6 colour variations of the $10 stamp.

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
• 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.