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The first inhabitants of Hawaii, like most Pacific Islanders, came sailing from other islands. Were occupying the islands, in more or less independent until 1810 were unified by Kamehameha, who then proclaimed the Kingdom of Hawaii, independent.
The first European to reach Hawaii, it may be the English Captain James Cook in 1778. In 1818, Kamehameha I still reigned when he got there the fleet of the Argentine captain Hipólito Bouchard. Bouchard
negotiated the return of Kamehameha the schooner "Chacabuco" who had mutinied and had left the Navy independent of Chile and was there. Kamehameha addition recoonoció formally independent of the United Provinces of Río de la Plata, which was declared just 18 months earlier. Thus, the kingdom of Hawaii was the first country to recognize our independence.

Bouchard and frigate "La Argentina", with whom he toured the world in 1817-18.

In 1851, the Hawaiian Islands began issuing stamps, following the example of the United States. It issued three values: 2 cents for shipping papers, 5 cents for mail between the islands and 13 cents for international mail. Most of these stamps were used by American missionaries who were in the islands, hence the name "Missionary" with which these stamps are known.

Stamps Hawaii, 1851. Of 2c. little is known about a dozen copies. Because of its great value and rudimentary printing, have been falsified.

In 1894 he proclaimed a republic by overthrowing the Queen Lili'uokalani. The Republic of Hawaii, as the Republic of Texas, only lasted 4 years. In 1898 Hawaii was a key port for the United States its war with Spain (located halfway between West Coast and the Philippines) and was annexed to that country, ending the independence of Hawaii. Since then, U.S. stamps used in Hawaii, which was recently was recognized as a full state in the U.S. in 1959.

Emissions 1882 (King Kalakaua) and 1891 (Queen Lili'uokalani) overprinted in 1893 after the abolition of the monarchy.

Latest stamps issued by Hawaii in 1894-1899.
Since then, used stamps of the United States.