Amazing Stamp Forum We Have! Part 2--Feedback

I just notice early this morning it's Dianne birthday the first of September but I think I missed the morning pick up at the mailbox...

Rileysan
It's our pleasure to do business on SCF like you once wrote to me. It's a kind of thrill for me to sell plus the money I earn. Thank you.

LB1 (Londonbus1),

You RULE BIG TIME!

Your BUS has arrived safely loaded with my winning items!

I'm SO happy with my new & invaluable (at least to me!) acquisitions!

Thank you SO much!


Cheers

I would like also to thank timbres667 for the BEAUTIFUL Poland 1948 1952 Bicycle Race 1948 & 1952


Cheers

Thank you again, timbres667, for the FABULOUS Poland 1943 Exile Government in GB ...

I LOVED them!


Cheers

James, i'm glad they arrive in good condition. The Poland 1943 is in demand. The value should rise steadily over the years. Good to have you on this forum. Thank you. Daniel

Puzzler blew me away with an envelope of 60+ old Belgium parcel post, Railroad, airmail, etc. (all because I sent him a few Belgiums and a few cancels) Thank you Puzzler!
Below are just a few representative ones. There was much more, of course, which will giving me a first-hand education on Belgium varieties as I try to catalog them.
I will also need to redo my Belgium book to accommodate this new treasure trove.
The tire track he sent was the perfect companion to a double tire track I had recently found in a kilo mix.
Also, I was particularly impressed by the engraving quality and design of the airmails. (Next stop -- "collecting by engraver" to ask about them)

PS: Puzzler - Are you sure you wanted to part with that center one with the ornate cancel?

Glad I caught the tail end of the thread with what I think is airmail stamp Belgium Scott#C10. I had not seen this stamp before but any stamp that has a DC4 on it is okay in my books. I know it's a DC4 because I watch Ice Pilots on the History Television Network that follows the machinations of Buffalo Airways in what we used to refer to as Canada's Northwest Territories. A few weeks ago they ran a two hour episode in which they re-enacted dropping the bombs in the manner that they did in the movie Dam Busters. With a lot of trial and error they managed to do it. They used a DC4 for the re-enactment because of its similarities with the Lancaster Bomber which actually carried out the chore.

Butterfly, you have it, you own it.

Nice stamp and cancel but no hexagons. Thats my story and I'm stickin' to it.

That is a great airmail! (the Belgian)
Just want to say thanks to both stampgal and raymac for some great stamps received in the mail today. There's always such joy when I see the flag up on my mailbox!

tomisekjs <sp?? Your awesome! Thanks for blowing up my mailbox! I'm so happy!

I got a double whammy in the post this weekend -
Thankyou JAMESW for the US! Another great trade with James.

And thankyou to REVENUECOLLECTOR for the US airmails that he put up for SCF donation auction. Great stamps and a generous gesture.

Thanks Guys!

A package of "junk" from Collin,
(and don't we all just love sorting through "junk")

A cover from here, a minisheet from there,
a label, a cinderella, a postmark.........
Aaaah marvelous stuff

Not a trade, just a gift of generosity
(and a minisheet of chicks , feathered variety,
from Cuba Excellente!)

Thanks heaps.

Many, many thanks to Rod for the awesome package that arrived today.



It was stuffed with goodies that the kids are going to love.

Please let me know if there is something you need so I can repay the favor.

All I needed, was dancing oranges :)
...and I got those

Thanks to Antonio and James W
your auction lots arrived
Thanks a bunch guys!

Wow!

I also received a GREAT package from Rod. Here are a few of the stamps included.







I'm only showing the stamps but they are in nice souvenir card/folders.

Thank you Rod. You're a gentleman.

KirkS