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Does my heart good to seen this one back again. Here's some American labels. Something about disabled Pilgrims? (kidding, of course)  Drunk driving is not a new phenom.  Don't know what Proposition 14 was. Anyone have knowledge of early 60s elections?  And, just getting along.   |
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This isn't mine, but I have been fascinated by this old-timer. It not only promotes driving safety, but railroad crossing safety, too:  Upon further research, the above poster stamp was originally taken from this poster:  And for those of you who may not know, the artwork is from Day Lowry, an artist who was a noted cachetmaker (Aristocrat Cachets) back in the day:  |
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Just bought today (very cheap, indeed!). I've no idea of what they are. The first one, shows Unesco headquarters in Paris and the second one UN in New York; I don't know nothing else about. Any ideas?  |
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Panda bear's "American Moron" appears to be from a booklet pane. I would like to see the rest of the series. |
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Just bought today (very cheap, indeed!). I've no idea of what they are. The first one, shows Unesco headquarters in Paris and the second one UN in New York; I don't know nothing else about. Any ideas?
Cursus, these are post WWII fund-raising stamps issued by UNESCO. Many countries and different designs make these a nice little side collection. All were issued in booklets with and without selvedge inscriptions. Good explanation here: http://www.cinderellas.info/columns...o/index.htmlHope this helps. Londonbus1....  |
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Need some help with this one. Discovered today in a recently purchased lot Any ideas? Russian ?.  |
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Here's a close up of the Russian (Siberian?) tiger Need some info about this Cinderella? Anyone speak Russian and can translate?  |
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Just found this on ebayUSSR/Russia, Siberian Tiger MNH Mono Color Proof type 2Proof or experimental print, nice stamp with a Siberian tiger as topic, mint never hinged, a wonderful item for your collection of Russia or animals topic collection - views only one print phase. Selling for $24.95 each stamp |
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Brian
If you mean Cinderellas - perhaps around 10 years. Other stamps - much, much longer.
If you have an interest in Cinderellas there is also a dedicated forum for the - www.cinderellastampsforum.com where you can find good info.
BSW
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