Stamp-ede
From the What's New archive...

In a world first, Resene in conjunction with Auckland Heart of the City and Stamps at Work released New Zealand postage stamps featuring 9 cows from the Auckland Cow Parade. The issue of stamps caused chaos akin to a stampede, with the entire print run selling out in just days.

The Cow Parade stamps were the second in the series of Resene postage stamps, later joined by Resene The Range 2004 postage stamps featuring a palette of The Range 2004 colours, Mural Masterpieces winners and Resene testpot characters. The Range 2004 stamps were so popular that many customers requested them instead of the traditional Christmas stamps being sold at the same time!!

Produced and distributed by originally Stamps at Work, then Black Sheep Stamps and now NZ Mail, the stamps are predominantly sold through convenience outlets all over New Zealand. Resene postage stamps are just another way Resene is adding colour to our community. The stamps are legal postage stamps and can be used to send letters domestically and internationally, that is if you can bear to part with them!

Keep your eyes open next time you're buying stamps or opening a letter and you may just spot one of the unique Resene stamps. Sorry, these stamps aren't available from Resene.

Resene Colour. It’s all over New Zealand. (stamps issued in 2011)

	Resene 65th birthday stamps (stamps issued in 2011)

The Range 2011/12 fandeck colours (stamps issued in 2010)	The Range 2010 fandeck colours (stamps issued in 2009)	The Range 2009 fandeck colours (stamps issued in 2008)	Murals Masterpiece winners 2007 (stamps issued in 2008)	The Range 2008 fandeck colours (stamps issued in 2007)

Iconic Resene colours set of 25 (box of 100 stamps) (stamps issued in 2005)
Resene history (stamps issued in 2005)
Resene Christmas stamps (stamps issued in 2004)
Resene Testpot characters (stamps issued in 2004)
The Range fandeck 2004 (stamps issued in 2004)
Murals Masterpiece winners 2003 (stamps issued in 2004)
Resene CowParade Stamps (stamps issued in 2004)