Let's See Your Cinderellas!

I've had this in an envelope for a long time. I don't typically collect or keep Cinderellas, but this one has a bit more character than most. From the note that came with it, looks like it was made around the time the 5 cent humane society dog stamp came out. Anyway, Enjoy!

Amy

There used to be a tobacco + vegetable farm next to my grandfather's farm. Oh, no, and I smoked at the time.
What a funny stamp.

It's interesting to note that the cinderella is a take-off of several period postcards, with most of the artwork attributed to N. Coletta:

St. Anthony of Padua ??? (I`m protestant... but was occasionally in Roman Catholic churches... usually depicted holding the Infant. Am I right?)
S.A.G. ? - I have no clue



-edit:
solved, found it here on SCF
https://goscf.com/t/18456

More info here:

https://goscf.com/t/8474

Are these cinderellas or actual stamps? Found them mixed in with a US album lot I bid on successfully.

Modern Chinese stamps, high value looks to be too. Congrats.

Here is my Cinderella: Mt St. Helens "Commemorative Anniversary Edition" plate numbered block of 4. 2 stamps images - one image with 1 cloud ring and the other image with 3 cloud rings. "Loowit" refers to the hiking trail circumnavigating Mount St. Helens. There is a post card for each image, the back side has a space for the commemorative plus a space for a valid US Stamp. The front side has a warning below the image that says "Not Valid for US Postage.

This stamp of Donetrsk People's Republic was posted on Craigslist, Wash DC today: https://washingtondc.craigslist.org...3632419.html

A partial sheet, from Hornell N.Y. Maybe circa 1970ish.

It is said the phrase "It's Swell in Cornell" was coined by a local pharmacist.

(Incidentally, I'd encourage you to take that paper clip off of those poster stamps for fear of ruining them.)

For anyone who hasn't seen it, I'd encourage you to checkout this nice presentation on Colorado poster stamps:

http://www.rmpldenver.org/pdf_files...sBooklet.pdf

Labels issued for the 1907 Madrid Industrial Exhibition.



Regards, Robert

My Favorite (of course):

Here are a few of my Cinderellas. I also have a collection of fire prevention labels, insurance labels and matchbook labels. Fun stuff!