Let's See Your Cinderellas!

Anyone seen these Jet Propulsion Laboratory Stamp Club cinderellas before? Theres one in the middle of this cover.

It is Cinderella I'm looking for!

So very true! I've always been a sucker for a pretty face.

I don't think it is, as 3 of the 1937-47 GVVI set are missing. the colours are not exactly correct, but as near as.

Your example is a skit on a more modern Cinderella......



Londonbus1....

In the meantime, if you live in Aurora and need a prompt delivery.....



Go get in touch !

Londonbus1

God Bless America

I have recently acquired numbers 1-100 of these Associated Oil Company Advertising stamps from the 1930's and have been surprised at the prices seen for individual stamps.
I have always had a fondness for the design as I have of Tydol Flying stamps, later issues from the same company [after merger].
Will show some of those later.



Still looking for nos 100 and upwards if anyone knows.........

Londonbus1

There once was an Ugly Duckling.........



...which became a beautiful Swan !

Londonbus1..

Simple stuff - OPAT 1965 on a 1966 Canal Zone to USA cover

Bas,

Like the IRAS label. Must be one of the most unusual names for a Stamp Club in this crazy world of ours !

Following on from your last post, here are some more neat seals......advertising seals to-boot !



And hewre's a mean looking feller. Wouldn't like to meet him at a farming show !!



Londonbus1

Real books !
These Poster stamps show the covers of the 1950's series of books by various illustrators and writers.
Not complete.











Londonbus1....a real one !

Here are a few more cindys I received the other day in a lot from ebay.

The first I've identified as a 1917 Danish Christmas seal. Took me a while to spot the word Danmark on the bell on the upper left.



These others I'm not so sure on.

Dutch I think. Kind of fun, looks 1950s.
It is also printed on the back:
Dit zegeltje wordt you GRATIS door de schooljeugd uitgereikt.
Wanneer you het op Uw raam of deur plakt, zullen andere kinderen niet meer bellen.
Who knows if I spelt any of that wrong.



This lovely little guy (or girl) appears to be German or Austrian.



This cathedral translates from Latin 'Peace, truth, freedom, justice'. Any ideas?



I love this 1933 nurse with the baby. Spanish? Italian? Google translate was no help.



This little one appears to be British, but I could be wrong. The cause is obvious. Cripples need your pennies.



And this one I've added for fun. I seem to remember these from my misspent youth. Mad Magazine possibly?

Guys - superb stuff........you know how to make me drool

LB - your cindys are amazing......dont think I can ever catch up

jamesw

1933 CATALAN (Spain)

segell nacional - national seal

per la salut del infants - Childrens Health stamp

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