Curacao: Niwin Opts?

I'm stumped.
Any and All gossip welcomed please.

Curacao, Netherlands East Indies Social Welfare Fund 1947, SG 282-284, Scott B1-B3 $2.70 mint. Glad to be of service!

..and I am glad you're around :) Thanks Jubilee.
I'll put this one down to "catalogue blindness"

Nice engraving on those.

...and the start of your palindromic-overprint topical collection...

Ok I think capeesh now...its a Netherlands Antilles or West Indies charity for the Netherlands East Indies..interesting !!

Very adroit there Collin, you had me dashing for the Oxford pocket.
Thanks for improving my lexicon.
We have a suburb called Glenelg a Pallindrome

I am still chasing a word for the curiosity when a persons name matches their employment, I am sure someone mentioned it years ago but I am still searching.
eg: Mr. Skull who works at the hospital.

Please advise if you know of any other pallindromes on stamps

Rod
the phenomenon is called 'Nominative Determinism'.

Two examples that I've come across in the last couple of months are:

Dr Mellon – food scientist
Prof. A. Bass - author of a scientific report on fish sounds (noted also by this week's by New Scientist).

Rod
OR
A Washington Post columnists calls these "aptonyms."
Here are two:

Carolyn Hax, advice columnist.
Dr. Richard Chopp, urologist (does vasectomies in Austin, Texas).

Dr. Phil Payne, anesthesiologist

All I have right now is oxycodone !!

Excellent gentlemen,
Dr Richard Chopp had me smiling.

I guess that I am being picky, but the commemorative envelope has the words palindromic date above the 08-08-08. that is not a palindrome.

sorry for the OCD moment, but perhaps it is better than a senior moment.