Let's See Your Cinderellas!

B.H. could be for "Bezirk Hauptmannschaft ("District Committee")
Stauding was in former Austrian Silesia,now in Czech Republic.

Cinderellas issued in Spain to support the Allies on the WWI

4/- stamp in 'Dividend Wallet' from World Record Club stationed at Clarence street, Sydney...over 50 years ago. 5 colours at least, all showing same value.

Very nice Finches.
(Handstamped in Violet "W.A.")

Rod222, *very nice 4/- Red* with a Blind perf bottom left.

Back in the old days, where you a member of this record club ?.

I think I was, Finches, albeit, I do not recall these stamps.
I must have been about 14 years old, and I sent away for
Peter. Paul and Mary Vinyl disk, (Lemon Tree I think was the hit)
Thereafter received humungous advertising mail from them.

MY third US Presidency set:

Belgian cinderella with Flemish text, asking for help for the Spanish children on the 1936/39 war.

Recently purchased the item on the right because I have had the item on the left for a few years, and figured that sooner or later the complete printing would show up somewhere. The cinderella is from circa 1900-10. It advertises the 2nd Office Exhibition held at the Imperial Palace Gardens (Schoenbrunn Palace?) in Vienna. Exhibition was organized by the Association Of Typewriter Vendors.

The printing on the left is done on a porous paper of lesser quality. The item on the right is printed on clay-coated paper.

Also, the larger black printing is different than the black printing of the complete cinderella. The "small people" and trees on the left have been completely redone.

Exhibition held at Gartenbaugebäude (Horticulture Building) by the Imperial & Royal Horticulture Society.

British WWI cinderella:

Interesting assortment of Danish aviation labels:

Thanks Vayolene for your help with the Austrian Horticulture Building.

Here is a circa 1949 cinderella on a philatelic postcard to U.S. stamp dealer Clyde Sarzin. There is a light censor cancel touching the address.

Rubber stamped return address on the back is from Austria Philatelist, Oesterreichische Briefmarken Zeitung (Austrian Stamp News), Verlag Adolf Kosel, Wien 71

Inscription on cinderella says "Winter pleasures in Austria".

Gorgeous cinderella there, Bob.
I finally have a sibling to mine, I'd love to know the artist / illustrator....
The signatures look similar?

Rod, I can't make the name out on mine. It looks to be a capital "A." for first name, perhaps. The gravure printing gives superb tones, but details are the price paid for this.

I have seen other designs of these (and in different languages) at shows and on the internet, but they are usually damaged. Gravure printing "doesn't take kindly" to being bent.