From designer Hayim Shtayer's collection of Jewish New Year Cards.
The Hexagram is built-in into the logo of Theosophical Society - here on an 1975 Indian stamp commemorating Centenary of the Theosophical Society.
From designer Hayim Shtayer's collection of Jewish New Year Cards
Photo is courtesy of Yossi Regev.
Red Star of david above the Torah Crown and a blue one around it.
Photo of Star of David in the center of an artwork made by Ness Ziona painter Yossi Regev is courtesy of Yossi Regev.
Holland issued a peace promoting stamp, which incorporated the Hexagram. Photo is courtesy of Zerach from Hebrew stamps collectors’ forum called Collect.
Photo of Star of David pattern on an Egyptian Stamp is courtesy of Zerach from Hebrew stamps collectors’ forum called Collect.
Gideon From a stamps-collector's-Forum called Collect brought me Ephraim Moshe Lilien's book Lieder Des Ghetto. The book is from 1902.
Photo of Star of David alonside the Lebanese Cedar on a cancel from 1980 is courtesy of Ronik from Hebrew stamps collectors Forum called Collect.The Good Fence is a popular term for Israel's northern border with Lebanon during the period following the Lebanese Civil War during which southern Lebanon was controlled by the Maronite Christians and the South Lebanon Army, friendly to Israel.
Gideon from Israeli stamps collectors' Forum named Collect showed me this stamp From Trinidad, which has a hexagram on each of its corners. What is the connection between Trinidad and the hexagram?E. Turkowski from Antwerp wrote in his article Magen David on stamps, (the Holy Land philatelist, vol III July 1957 p. 738-739):
The philatelic aspect of a thematic collection must… show two headings: on the one hand Israel (and Judaica) on the other non-Jewish items.
To call any part of our collection “shields of David used abroad” could apply only where such items could be part of our “Judaica”. On all others, six pointed stars have no relation to the Magen David, and, so to describe those figuring, say on stamps of Morocco, is definitely misleading.
E. Turkowski Also mentions that the appearance of six pointed stars on Trinidad stamps is explained by the fact that Trinidad is the Spanish word for Trinity. (And the triangles of the six-pointed star represent the Trinity).
Thanks to Dobush who sent me this article.
Suggestions to change Israel’s emblem that were designed in 2001 by first and second year students in Wizo Design Academy in Haifa guided by Hayim Shtayer and Terry Schreuer; courtesy of Hayim Shtayer.
Dvorit Ben Shaul's three Star of David colored Bottles stand together on my table - there's an added value to their being together - don't you think?
Gideon From a stamps-collector's-Forum called Collect brought me Ephrayim Moshe Lilien's book Lieder Des Ghetto. We see Stars of David in the skies with angels playing music.
Gideon From a stamps-collector's-Forum called Collect brought me Ephrayim Moshe Lilien's book Lieder Des Ghetto. The book is from 1902 and it looks old, as you can see in the photo. I'm very proud of this photo because it seems that I caught the right morning light. We see a kid surrounded by a heart and stars; some of them are in the shape of a Star of David.
Star of David on a colored bottle made by my old friend Dvorit Ben Shaul. These bottles are so unique that they are recognized as hers even without her signature. I reckon artists sign their works because otherwise nobody will know who made them. I called this figure Kinga because she arrived with two other colored bottles bearing the figure of King David.
Star of David photo is courtesy of Maria Jimenez . She shot it at the Spanish House attached to the former ancient synagogue built in 1315. Dr. Yigal Bin Nun sent it to me after getting Maria Jimenez's permission to publish it here.
Star of David photo courtesy of Maria Jimenez who shot it at the Spanish House attached to the former ancient synagogue built in 1315. I got this photo from Dr. Yigal Bin Nun
Painter Dick Ben Dor brought me this porcelain Star of David pendant from Holland with windmills painted on it.
Star of David necklace.
This is one of 15 suggestions to change Israel’s emblem that were designed in 2001 by first and second year students in Wizo Design Academy in Haifa guided by Hayim Shtayer and Terry Schreuer; courtesy of Hayim Shtayer.
A Star of David above King David's rod on a colored bottle made by my friend Jerusalem painter Dvorit Ben Shaul. It took us hours to discover the quality of the packaging material as a unique background.
Nazi Propaganda Stamp imitating British 1935 Jubilee stamp. Stalin replaces of King George VI, and Stars of David appear at top corners.
Nazi Propaganda Stamps imitating 1937 English Coronation stamp with Stalin replacing Queen Elizabeth, and "S.S.S.R. Britannia / Teheran 28.11.1943" instead of "Postage Revenue / 12 May 1937". Stars of David appear om top corners. The messega is: England is influenced by Stalin and by Jews- beware!
These stamps were issued in 1895-8 in Tanger, Morocco. I heard a rumor that King of Morocco at that time wanted to marry the daughter of the head of the Jewish community and that’s why the Star of David appears on coins and stamps from that period on, but usually Moroccan six-pointed stars are Muslim Solomon Seals. Picture is courtesy of Dr. Claude Wainstain from France.
Photo of Magen David rose mandala is courtesy of my friend mandala painter Ofira Oriel
Lalibela, Ehhiopia, from the 12th century and on the ceiling of the Old Templar church of Garway, Wales.
Photo is courtesy of painter Alexi Yimtzov
Photo of Star of David windows under the clock tower of Hotel de Ville de Saint Quentin, northern France, is courtesy of stamps collector Zerach from Collect Stamps Forum . Built in 1509 in a Gothic style; named after Saint Quentin, who is said to have been martyred in the third century.
Star of David on a Happy New Year 2000 stamp designed by Hayim Shtayer based on a Happy New Year card produced in the beginning of the previous century in Germany by an unknown artist. The card belongs to Hayim Shtayer’s huge collection of 
Star of David on the chest of King David - tiny bottle painted by Jerusalem artist Dvorit Ben Shaul
Photo of Star of David made from crumbed cookie is courtesy of Hayim Shtayer. A second year student in West Galilee College, under the instruction of Hayim Shtayer, designed it in 1994 as a response to Israel’s situation at that time .
Stamps collectorscientist David Ganz (1541-1613) tombstone in Prague which was the first Jewish tombstone, which carried on it the Star of David symbol; apparently because the title of Gans’ astronomy book was Magen David.
In the mid 1600 Swedish forces attacked Prague and the Jews helped to defend the city for the emperor Emperor Ferdinand II.
In the Israel philatelic Federation website there an interesting catalog of cancels. Here's one of the cancels that appear there- it was issued in 1958 for the first international chess competition in Israel and it shows a chess board and a Star of David on it.
Photo is courtesy of painter Iveta Burnstein.
Photo of Star of David made from chewing gum is courtesy of Hayim Shtayer. a second year student in West Galilee College, under the instruction of Hayim Shtayer, designed it in 1994 as a response to Israel’s situation at that time .
Stars of David scattered around in a painting that depicts Jerusalem in white is courtesy of my friend Reli Wasser who says that in every corner of Jerusalem one can feel the holiness of this tough city, and see the Stars of David…
