Let's See Your Cinderellas!

1948 National Wildlife Federation

Cinderellas used to seal envelopes.

Unissued 'Potato' stamp from Tristan da Cunha. Simply gorgeous design.

Purchased these from "Connecticut Cinderellas" one of my favorite ebay sellers:

This WWI Austrian propaganda label portrays a teutonic strongman (central powers) fighting a seven-headed dragon (allied powers) whilst a fiendish man (Italian) stabs him in the back. The title reads "Faithless Italians!"

The Austrians wound up on the wrong side in WWI and lost the South Tirol and Northern Italy, along with Slovenia, Czechoslovakia, and other territory.

From any perspective, it is hard to imagine why Italian people would be imagined to be faithful, as regards the Habsburg occupiers.

Here is a 1932 LA Olympics label. It is one of my favorites:

Also wanted to share this one from my Europa '61 collection.

A T.B. fighting air mail etiquette:

Chuvash Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
ACCP (Chuvash)
ACCP (Russian)

gettinold,

The label in the previous post was one of Delandre's promoting Serbia's 1st Cavalry Regiment (Schmidt Cat#34).
Below are two more from the Serbia section.

Real Cav

I find the Chuvash cinderellas listed in Scott as Azerbaijan semi-postal stamps. Is there more to the story?

Robert

Trainwreck

No. I didn't realize they were actually stamps. Mistake of a novice collector. I appreciate what you taught me today.