Free US Souvenir Sheets

Well almost free, you pay postage I have ten pair of Scott US #947 and #1310,(one each) these are unused with no gum, sorry gum freaks, these were stuck together and I floated them a few years ago. May have a wrinkle from the soak but no damage. So if you want em send me a stamp to lick or stick or a SASE if you prefer and I will send it out.

Message me for my mailing address, and post up your request. You non US people just send correct postage. One pair per person.

Are these postally valid ?

Yes they are. However, difficult to get both to fit on an envelope together. You can, however, cut the stamps out from the S/S's for postage. They are still valid "cut to shape".

The reason for my question was because I only collect Exhibition material that is not Postally valid....Cinderella Labels,sheets etc.

There are a number of items that are hard to tell if they are postally valid or not.

Thanks for the tip anyway

Londonbus1

Very nice offer Fred.
I would jump on it but have many dupes myself.

Hey Londonbus he did say no gum. Great way to give that glue stick a work out.

Hey Mac, great to see you back !
Now stick around and post often. Regarding the Gluestick...it's in use constantly, no worries about that

You see, the mere whiff of an Exhibition thread and I'm jumping. I even forgot to thank Fred for his kind offer ! Sorry Fred.

OK Mac, I'm sniffing out your next post...don't let me down !

Londonbus1...Exhibition frenzy!

fred,

Just received the US Souvenir sheets, thank you very much. And BTW the cover was ment for you. If you would like I can send it back to you. Just let me know.
Ray

Squirt some Ronsonol lighter fluid on that uncanceled stamp and put a glue stick to it.

Yes we are few in number and have little voice in matters..the Gluestick is our weapon of choice !!

I forgot to mention, Ray's envelope was given to the letter carrier when she pulled up to my house on Saturday Feb 5 2011 at approx 11:00 AM, Ray recieved this envelope today Tuesday Feb 8 2011, that is Arizona to Florida for the sum of .44 cents. So it can be done.