This attractive pair of stamps from the Netherlands Antilles highlights aircraft used by ALM Dutch Antillean Airlines, the national carrier of the islands during the 1960s. The 10 cent stamp shows a twin-engine turboprop, symbolizing regional air links between the Caribbean islands. The 25 cent stamp depicts both a turboprop and a jetliner, representing the airline’s growing modern fleet for intercontinental connections. Issued in 1969, these stamps commemorate aviation progress and the vital role of ALM in connecting the Antilles with the wider world. A fine thematic issue for collectors of aviation, Caribbean history, or airline stamps.