Let's See Your Cinderellas!

Anti Tuberculosis charity labels issued by the Anti-tuberculosis association of Thailand in 1975. Labels show Thai hill tribes with their traditional costumes:

Anti Tuberculosis charity labels issued by the Anti-tuberculosis association of Thailand in 1995. Labels show Thai traditional musical instruments:

Anti Tuberculosis charity labels issued by the Anti-tuberculosis association of Thailand in 2008. Labels show Thai Khon theatre players performing the Ramakien, the Thai version of the Hindo epic of Ramayana:

William J. Bryan: Orator, and politician was the Democratic party nominee for President in 1896, 1900, and 1908.



Adlai E. Stevenson: Lawyer, politician and diplomat was the Democratic party nominee in the 1952 and 1956 U.S. Presidential elections.




No idea what the slogan on the back of the Stevenson label refers to

Came across this Rocket Mail Cinderella. No GPS in 1935. Curious as to how they guided a rocket to a destination.

My latest acquisition:

I have about 40 of these poster stamps that were produced by Chocolat Tobler in the 1910s and 1920s with inscriptions in the constructed international auxiliary language Ido, which Theodor Tobler strongly supported. I found this one particularly desirable, despite the unfortunate pinhole near the lower left corner, because it shows a Toblerone chocolate bar in its world-famous triangular prism box, something that I can still buy at a shop just around the corner over a hundred years later.

Here's an informative webpage (in German) about the Tobler poster stamps and trading cards.

Hi all.

Early Christmas Seals ...

Just found this amongst some US pages that I purchased, full never hinged gum on back





just thought people may want to see it.

Jeff Lovell

Here is an old control seal of Dr. F. Basenau's Laboratory, Amsterdam, Holland.

Some great Cinderellas & charity labels here. The tied NAACP label is a great find.

(A quick look shows, some 60+ years on, TB is still a significant health issue in India and parts of the world)

Hi Here are two examples from an old album I purchased. One is I think a common US Christmas Greetings item and the other is a Canada Trust Save our Streams. I had another that was relating to a Postal Strike but it is in a separate topic so look there.

Hi Again

I had a few more that were in the album so putting them up here. I am sure they are common ones but you asked.....