Some of Britain 's most dramatic bridges are celebrated in a new set of stamps unveiled by Royal Mail . Ten bridges feature in the collection of first-class stamps , while a special postmark will also be issued later today . Royal Mail bosses say the range of 'beautiful and ground-breaking landmarks ' tell the story of 'Britain 's engineering genius ' . Scroll down for video . The stamps feature the ancient Row Bridge ( left ) in the Lake District and the Peace Bridge ( right ) in Northern Ireland , which was completed in 2011 . Some of Britain 's most dramatic bridges , including the Tarr Steps ( left ) in Exmoor , Somerset and the Tees Transporter Bridge ( right ) in Middlesbrough , are celebrated in a new set of stamps unveiled by Royal Mail . Crossings featured on the stamps include Tarr Steps in Exmoor , Somerset and Row Bridge in the Lake District . They also include Pulteney Bridge in Bath and Thomas Telford ’ s Craigellachie Bridge in Moray , Scotland . The Menai Suspension Bridge linking Anglesey and the mainland of Wales and Robert Stephenson ’ s High Level Bridge in Newcastle are also featured on stamps . The bridges selected to feature on the stamps include the Royal Border Bridge ( left ) , Berwick-upon-Tweed and Pulteney Bridge in Bath ( right ) Thomas Telford ’ s Craigellachie Bridge ( left ) in Moray , Scotland and Humber Bridge ( right ) near Scunthorpe are also featured . Others include Royal Border Bridge at Berwick-upon-Tweed , Tees Transporter Bridge in Middlesbrough , the 2,220m-long Humber Bridge near Scunthorpe and the Peace Bridge in Northern Ireland . The oldest is the Tarr Steps , which crosses the River Barle in Exmoor National Park and is believed to date from the 15th or 16th century . The Peace Bridge , spanning the River Foyle in Northern Ireland , was completed in 2011 . The High Level Bridge ( left ) over the River Tyne linking Newcastle and Gateshead , and Menai Suspension Bridge ( right ) linking the island of Anglesey to the mainland in North Wales are also included . The Menai Suspension Bridge , completed in 1826 , links the island of Anglesey to the mainland in North Wales , and is described by Royal Mail as one of the most breathtaking ever built in Britain . Andrew Hammond , head of stamps and collectibles at Royal Mail , said : 'The story of Britain ’ s engineering genius can be found in its bridges . 'These new stamps celebrate 10 beautiful and ground-breaking landmarks that span centuries of our history . ' The new stamps will be available from post offices from today .
Collection of ten new stamps feature some of UK 's most dramatic bridges . Royal Mail say designs celebrate the story of Britain 's 'engineering genius ' Bridges chosen include Tarr Steps in Exmoor and Row Bridge in Bath .