Let's See Your Cinderellas!

This modern cinderella/fantasy postal card of Germany bears an image of the 3 reichsmark Zeppelin value from the 1934 air mail set.

The image on the reverse is offset printing, rather than a photographic print. The man holding the flowers is Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin during most of its flights.

Unknown Country.
Mickey Mouse, or, as in Thailand "Mickey Noo"

Also trying to ID a possible genuine postage stamp TAB, "Fruit Nostalgia Labels"
Australia Post.

Italy stamp club poster stamp promoting a Lambretta enthusiasts event

Rod, assuming that the Disney company kept track of its Copyrights on stamps, won't they have this stamp listed somewhere?

Cheers Rob,
I doubt it, there is a veritable jungle out there, of Disney stamps
It would be very difficult to isolate.

Disney is one area of Philately I avoid, a "Bridge too far"
but I was curious as to this stamp / label, as it appears a very early
style of Mickey Mouse.
It probably is a "stamp tab" to one of the Island issuers "St Vincent of the Grenadines" or the like.

Here is a circa 1947-50 Czech cinderella showing a Soviet sailor and flag in Port Arthur on the Liaodong Peninsula, Manchuria. Czech inscription says, "30 victorious years of the USSR".

From endofempire.asia, "Either by denying Nationalist ships access or by allowing selected ports to fall into Communist hands, the Soviet Union effectively halted the flow of Nationalist troops by sea to many of the most strategic areas in Manchuria. The United States Navy was powerless to help because, under General Order No. 1, access to ports was limited to the country tasked with accepting Japan's surrender. Hence, the United States could not intervene to assist the Nationalists in the Chinese Civil War."

Liaodong Peninsular
http://socialstudiesforkids.com/art...nesewar1.htm

Poster stamps are a new interest for me (as if I didn't already have enough other collecting interests!).

This is one of my favorite recent acquisitions

^ That is so cool!



I'm generally of the same opinion, but one Disney set that I couldn't resist was the Disney characters as key figures in the Finnish Kalevala, from Redonda:

Pluto was a dog of many talents,
I think I have a Disney of him as a stamp dealer.......

Rod, I believe that is Goofy on the Redonda stamp.

If it can be monetized and trivialized, the Disney Corporation will find a way to do it.

Rod, you were right. Here's the laconic answer I got from Disney. Nice of them to reply, though.

Magical Greetings, Rob

Regrettably, we are unable to assist, as information regarding your Stamp inquiry is unavailable.

Thank you for your understanding.

Best Regards,

Yikes! that's my clanger for the day

Rob: I am amazed you tried! Good try.

What can I say, I'm basically naiv and will be so till my grave.

This one is unknown to me, thought I would share it with everyone tonight.

Linus