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Well, I'll be! Teflon found a real Cinderella stamp! Sorry, but no. Teflon's 'cinderella' is actually Snow White and is a postage stamp (albeit a CTO) from 1960 SC#1339. Keep looking! |
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Thak you James, I will keep a watchful eye on them 1960 SC #1339  |
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| Edited by Tefloncinco - 08/24/2012 11:18 pm |
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Teflon, I was just joking about you finding a real Cinderella Stamp! And yes, it is Snow White on that stamp!
If you would like a good explanation of a Cinderella Stamp, google it. Wikipedia states; 'A Cinderella Stamp is virtually anything resembling a postage stamp but not issued for postal purposes by a governement postal administration". |
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Thank you for your feedback but the saga continues, this large family will need transport.  |
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No. Read Petert's posting above and check out the definition of a cinderella on the web (ie google or wikipedia) |
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Posted 08/24/2012 10:00 pm
