France : The SCF Cinderella Catalogue.

Could be. I have searched the Musée d'Orsay site using google translate, and could not find anything.

The "Musée d'Orsay" it's a wonderful place, specially the top floor with natural light on the Van Goghs, Monets,...to name a few! The cinderellas' sheet it's most likely a souvenir, sold at the museum shop or at any Paris souvenir shop.

There are many different examples of these French art sheets from several different museums and galleries across Paris and maybe beyond. Some were printed by Cartor, the British-owned security printers based in France, but they are not credited in the margin. These sheets would form a lovely collection if you are interested in art and are often quite reasonably priced when found on eBay and Delcampe. Md'O is my favourite gallery anywhere. GLENN

Nicely Solved. Well done.

For those interested in the art theme, Yvert produces albums/leaves for a "virtual gallery" collection that brings together the French art issues. Of course, as in life, it means that Delacroix et al have to rub shoulders with snake-oil salesmen of the Warhol type.

Thanks to all for you input.

I have just tried a quick eBay search. I found a seller in the Usa selling sheets of art cinderellas for $19.99. Plus $14.99 post to UK.

Vincent Van Gogh Collector's Vignette Stamp Set from Musée D'Orsay in Paris.

Really ?.

These two engraved cinderellas date from the WWII German occupation period, I believe. Vie et sante (life and health) promotion was sponsored by the League of Preventive Medicine.

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Stamps from the shoebox.
Takes half a lifetime to sort these ladies..........

Nice group Rod! Be aware though that "there is a Spaniard in the works" (top row, third from left). Apologies to John Lennon, r.i.p.

Thanks, Randy...I shall rescue that and place in my Spain Album.
I have another Spaniard in this page, I'll do the same.
More from the shoebox.

...oh, and 1 from Crete (expect a forgery) Greece Postal Tax stamp 1914

On the last imatge: 5th row/ 5th stamp there's a Canadian cinderella (bilingual: English/French). It says "Christmas", instead of "Noel".

Bravo! Cursus. 20/20 vision. Thank you.
Rescued for my Canadian Album.
Lightly Hinged pale yellow gum.

This French WWI era cinderella serves as propaganda against the central powers. It is offset printed on a fine, somewhat heavy paper with a textured surface. Text reads, "Austrian objectives", and "A destroyed Italian hospital."

Hi,this one and a few more are from Switzerland.