Let's See Your Cinderellas!

This German cinderella advertises the 1st Technical Exhibition for Acetylene, which was held in March of 1893 in Berlin. These labels were very probably printed in more color combinations and on more papers than those shown here.

Those are lovely cinderellas! Everytime I tell myself I have enough collecting interests, I fall in love with something else

Hi Cursus. Regarding the round green Esperonto cinderella on the Bulgarian post card...does that mean they (the cindy) were Bulgarian in origin? or were they circulated all around Europe?
Wondering because I have one just like it and am curious as to it's origins.

I recently acquired this label, and was hoping somebody might know something about it.

The inscription is "svetište majke božje remetske". Google Translate says it means "the sanctuary of the mother of the God of remembrance" in Croatian. There is also a "0.65" denomination on the label.

I assume it is some sort of charity label, but I'd like to know for sure. And if there any more like it (is it part of a series?).

Whatever you can tell me will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Robert

Robert,
Croatia.
Charity Stamp 1996



Remete Madonna listed here:
http://www.neofila.com/stamps/croatia-tax.htm

Rod, wow, thanks!

Your reply mentioned it was obligatory. I opened up the Scott catalog, and there it is: Croatia Scott RA80. Didn't think it would be in Scott.

Thanks again.

Robert

You're welcome

1996
Steiner Page 51. (Madonna space vacant)

Found these this morning, the covers on which they are unfortunately bad.

1946 Utrecht Jaarbeurs. (International Trade fair). 4 x 6 cm.



1948 combination of celebration of 700 years town of Die Haghe(part of The Hague)in 1948 and also celebrating that Wilhelmina was Queen for 50 years in 1948. 4 x 6,5 cm. There are other cinderellas in this series.

Puerto de la Cruz, Canary Islands, Spain. 1981 Carnival

Just bought a little collection of about 100 German Cinderellas-advertising labels. most of them around 1910-1912

First a well know figure. Graf van Zeppelin circa 1910-1912



G. Zuban Cigarettes. 1910/1912 In those days having kids smoking to advertise was no problem.





When I have time, I will post a few more.

Recent addition to my WWII US military insignia collection:

This attractive label arrived as the free gift in the latest 'Cinderella Philatelist'.
It is promoting 'Stockholmia 2019' an International Exhibition to be held at the Waterfront Congress Centre next May/June. The event is celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Royal Philatelic Society London.
Incorporated into the show will be the 2nd International Cinderella Stamp Congress on June 1st-2nd.

Some examples of the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. Shown are the English, German Swedish and Russian version.

They can be found on the internet. The English, German, French and Swedish labels were made in large numbers. all the other languages take more effort.

16 languagues were used. 13 in white letters 3 in black.
4 also exist unperforated.

You can see the full set here:

https://alphabetilately.org/oly/1912.html