Build A Bridge And Get Over It...

France
Vichy Government

Bridge over the river Este

Oddly similar in subject to Rod222's stamp-
I don't know the river's name, I can't read that language :P

My "Upside Down" Bridge......

Just a couple more coathangers.

Bridges come in all sorts of types shapes and sizes!

Albania: 1946 Bridge at Berat 40 and 60 quint.
Looks like CTO

Andere, it wouldn't have helped if you could read Chinese. The name of the waterway is not on the stamp.

The bridge is known as the Pitan Bridge and it crosses Hsintien Creek.

k

Alex Fraser Bridge, Delta BC.

Confederation Bridge, Prince Edward Island - New Brunswick

Wow, that's some bridge, BeeSee.
I wonder what hypothetical traffic usage one needs before
attempting something like that.
That's quite amazing.

Well Rod, if you look carefully at the right, I think the bird wants to get to the lighthouse on the left and maybe it is too far to fly.

dear puzzler,

do you have these stamps?

Something to add!

Dear John,
that could be a valuable addition to a Philippines collector!

That is amazingly, a fantastic example of Maximaphily.

A beautiful "Maxicard" with full concordance.

If you want to experience deja vu,
go here

http://bridge-maximumcard.blogspot....archive.html

Jones Bridge, formerly known as Puente de Espana (Bridge of Spain), was first built in 1701. It was rebuilt by the Americans in 1916 and renamed after Atkinson Jones, a member of the U.S. Congress and chairman of the Insular Affairs Committee who sponsored the Philippine Autonomy Act in 1916. Jones Bridge was once hailed as Manila's queen of the bridges until it fell into neglect and disrepair in the 1980s. However, some partial restoration has preserved the elegance of its neoclassical architecture. The bridge near the Manila Central Post Office and spanning the Pasig River.