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United States
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hello everybody, I'm hoping to find out more about some of the envelopes in my family's collection and also eventually find people who want trade US stamps for my stamps of the various countries of the world.
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welcome, If you are able to post pictures or scans of your covers I am sure someone here will be able to answer any questions you have. Please tell us a little about your inherited family collection and your collectin interests. Be sure to read previous posts to help further your philatelic (stamp collecting) knowledge. |
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Israel
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Welcome Zardfan ! Have fun, ask questions, post pics and start topics. you will love it. Londonbus1....at least you should !  |
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United States
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ok darn I have to resize my pictures, they are like 4.5 MB. I will get them up later tonight/early tommorow.
also whats the best way to upload a lot of pictures on here? should I do the image shack thing?
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United States
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Welcome ifran. This is definitely a place you can call home if you're so inclined. |
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Hi Zardfan, Welcome to the SCF. you won't have to resize your images if you use Photobucket or similar image hosting site. Steve    |
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United States
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well here is a link ( http://img89.imageshack.us/g/dscf4740.jpg/) to pictures of the oldest batch of covers in the collection which was originally my great great grandmothers, than my great grandmothers. my grandparents upon receiving them, quickly gave them to my mother but she wasn't much more interested in them so they sat for a few years now. recently I had sold some things online for them and so she thought about "the stamps". However after looking into them I have decided its time to get back into collecting and have decided to keep most of them and try to complete an early collection of USA stamps as a sort of family treasure. thats gonna be hard of course but if the watermarks are just right and all the perforations add up than who knows. Im very interested in what it is that makes an especially interesting or unique cover, and learning how to grade stamps, and whats the best way to store everything so it stays in good condition for a long time. ... and lots more thanks |
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United States
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Welcome Zardfan,
Nice to have you here!
Nice covers. I particularly like the Airmail covers and FIrst Flight covers.
I saw one addressed to someone in San Diego Calif. - That's where I grew up. There's a lot of history represented on those covers.
Get yer 40 posts in and start trading!
Kind Regards,
Dave N. <>< |
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Noticing your covers are some of the best I have seen in awhile. And yes your flight covers are very nice,butdo not forget to keep them in a safe and low lighted area you might want to pass them on to you children if you want to exchange them please check with the catalogs or online for price information. And yes welcome to SCF. Hope you enjoy your stay.Christopher. |
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