How Common Are The Stamps In My Collection? Dating From 1935

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Hard to say for certain when the pictures are that small, but from what I can see it looks like very common stamps.

Edit: Welcome.

For the most part common. There can be varieties of those otherwise common stamps that can make them significantly uncommon. I would like to see closeups of any King Edward VII or King George V stamps there might be. You can also check the King Georgei VI stamps for sidways or inveted watermarks.

Welcome James:

Thanks for joining SCF and for posting the pics. I'm not sure, but it looks like you might have posted only the thumbnails and not the pics themselves.

It takes most folks a while to get the hang of posting images here on SCF. This thread may halp:
https://goscf.com/t/11977

We look forward to learning more about your collection.

KirkS

Thank you for the replys, I just found my old stamp collection I put together about 20 years ago.

You can open the link in a new window and they will be big.

I will try again to get the pics bigger on this thread:

James, you last attempt wasn't successful.

By the way, when scan and upload your images, I would suggest that you hit the "Preview" button at the bottom of the Reply to Topic screen to see how successful your attempt has been.